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Lesson 1

Today's lesson

  • Goals

  • Rubric

  • Braindump

  • Good-practise video

  • Words to describe a person

  • Describing a student

  • Case

  • End of class

Goals

At the end of this lesson I:

-              Can tell at least two things that must be done during a parent-teacher conference.

-              Can use the vocab learned in this lesson to describe a student’s behaviour


End goals:

By the end of the lesson series the students can partake in a parent-teacher conference.

Parent-teacher conference

Video assignment

First: watch the video


Then: write down what you think the teacher did well during the talk.



Words to describe a person

One set of memory cards


Match the words to the right description


ex.

Mean

A person who is not nice to someone.





Pairs


10 minutes

Memory

Describing a student

  • Describe a student

  • Student profile


  • Pairs

  • 3-5 min per person

  • Ask 2 questions

  • Next person

How did it go?

What went well?

What do you need to practise?

Case

Situation
You are an education assistant at a secondary school. You work together with the English teacher. Today there is a parent-teacher conference. Parents can talk to the teacher about their child’s progress at school.

One of the parents comes to talk about her son Tom, who is 14 years old. Tom is in the second year. He likes English, but his results are not very good. He often forgets his homework and does not participate much in class.

The English teacher is running late, so you start the conversation with the parent.

Case

Information about Tom

  • He understands English well when listening

  • His vocabulary is limited

  • He is shy and does not speak English often in class

  • His homework is sometimes incomplete

First: Look at the points on the board and to the information about Tom.


Then: think about a few things you could come up with to help Tom.


Discuss them with your neighbour.

3 minutes on your own

Then 3 minutes with your neighbour.

Which 2 things must be done during a parent-teacher conference?

Have a great day!!

Lesson 2

Parent-teacher conference

Today's lesson

  • Goals

  • Taboo

  • Roleplay and self reflection

  • What does a parent-teacher conference look like?

  • Writing your dialogue

  • End of class

Goals

At the end of this lesson I:

-              Can write a dialogue using the structure learned in this lesson.

-              Can tell what went well and what could be improved on my role as a teacher using the rubric.

Taboo

Vocabulary from previous lesson


Description of the word

Guess the word and write it down



Roleplay and self reflection

You will receive a faulty dialogue that needs to be turned into a good one.

Use the structure from the previous slide


First alone

10 min


Finished? Role play it with your neighbour

4-6 min


What went well

What does a parent-teacher conference look like?

Start

End

  1. Discuss the school performance and behaviour but focus on growth

  2. Summarise

  1. Welcoming the parents

  2. Show student work

  3. Share a positive

  4. Ask parents if they have something they want to discuss


Another important thing is to listen

What would you improve after hearing about the structure?

Do you feel that you are on the right track?

Write a dialogue

Topic that the PTA is about

Research


In pairs

Write the dialogue

Shared Word doc

20 minutes

Exit ticket: Padlet

Have a wonderful rest of your day!

And remember, your dialogue needs to be finished before the next lesson

Lesson 3

Parent-teacher conference

assessment

Today's lesson

  • Goals

  • Word cloud

  • Peerfeedback on dialogue

  • Revising


  • Recording


  • End of class

Goals

At the end of this lesson I:

-              Can give my classmate usable feedback on their dialogue.

-              Can improve my dialogue according to the received feedback.

What do you still know from the previous lessons?

Peerfeedback

First: Sit together with another group.


Then: Give each other feedback on the dialogue from previous lesson. Use the peer feedback form.


Done? Revise your dialogue using your feedback.


15 minutes

Recording

30 minutes to record yourself while acting out your dialogue.


Done? Come back to the classroom


Be back 5 minutes before the end of class!





Hand it in by Friday 23:59!!!

Have a lovely week!

And remember to hand it in by friday 23:59!!