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This 20 page paper provides an overview of the process of second language acquisition and defines programs for language learning. This paper includes lesson plans for second language learners. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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series of fifteen one-hour lessons intended for two identified groups of EFL learners at pre-intermediate and upper-intermediate level respectively. Developmental Record Entry Name: Joan Smith Date and
Time of Lesson: 2/1/2006 3 p.m. Lesson Number #1 Level of Class: Intermediate Age Range of Class: 16-30 years PART 1 Development Objective: The developmental objective for this
lesson is to expand knowledge of vocabulary through the use of -er words. This lesson is based on Rolf Palmbergs (2000) TESL lesson: "If a Runner Runs, Does
a Sweater Sweat?" Rationale for your choice: Students who demonstrate an understanding of comparative language characteristics and the "exceptions" to rules in the English language are better able
to integrate vocabulary. 1. What is the primary language objective of this lesson? The primary language objective in this lesson is to demonstrate that when -er is
added to the end of a word (for example, when -er is added to the word "work"), it does no always mean "one whom..." (e.g. a worker is one whom
works). Palmberg (2000) gives the example of the word sweat and the adding of -er to make the word sweater. A sweater is not one whom sweats.
2. Which part of your plan relates directly (or involves) your developmental objective? How does this aspect of your developmental objective differ from aspects covered in other lessons
youve given? This lesson gives students a variety of words with -er endings and asks them to relate the words to their roots. Students are asked to make up
sentences that include a verb and the addition of an -er ending, and then present their sentences and discuss whether their sentences are true. For example: "A worker
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