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Content |
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Comment |
1 |
An
Introduction
explaining the aim and purpose of the essay |
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2 |
A Method
Statement, part
a) containing a discussion and evaluation
of research by other writers on story grammar methodology |
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3 |
A Method
Statement, part
b) containing a summary description of
how the principles of story grammar will be applied to
the lesson plan in
this essay |
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4 |
A detailed
Procedure Statement
in the form of a lesson plan containing
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4a |
The student
age, language level and classroom environment (e.g.
public school, hagwon etc.) |
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4b |
The Teaching
Objective(s)
(i.e. for the teacher) |
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4c |
A clear explanation
to the PUFS assessor (i.e. not for class teaching)
of the grammatical point(s) in the teaching objective
[so he knows that you understand the grammar] |
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4d |
A
clearly laid out demonstration of how the material will be primed |
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4e |
A clearly
laid out demonstration of how the material will be presented
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4f |
A demonstration
of activities
which will help students to learn
the material |
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4g |
Appropriate
extension activities
which i) are related to the story's
theme, and ii) support the teaching objective |
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5 |
A Conclusion
stating your honest opinion of the story grammar
approach, its advantages and its limitations |
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6 |
An Appendix
A
containing the Story
to be used in the lesson |
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7 |
A Appendix
B containing
any Realia to
be used in the lesson |
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8 |
An Appendix
C containing
a full list of References
referred to in the
essay, laid out in the standard format |
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OTHER
EVALUATION CRITERIA
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9 |
The student
uses quotation marks for all quoted material, and
gives acknowledgement
(author, year, page number) immediately
after every quotation or paraphrase of other people's work |
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10 |
The student
shows an adequate understanding
of the topic
and presents a workable
lesson plan |
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11 |
The student
demonstrates independent
thinking and
creativity
in the assignment |
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