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How to write a narrative essay.

Use appropriate vocabulary in different contexts and situations

this lesson plan (1 week) should cover all aspects of parts of speech a grade 11 learner should know know according to the South African CAPS document

What lesson is this story trying to teach us?

how students giving ideas and opinion and how they respond to them

Examine main theme of The Crucible and conduct a short research project connecting to modern text.

Vocabulary lesson in context of the first 7 chapters of I Must Betray You

The importance of family and friends. Vocabulary B2

different aspects of friendship

teaching students the kind of energy generators and their advantages and disadvantages by using project based method.

project based learning of renewable energy sources, kinds and advantages.

at the end of the class the students will know how to recognize the grammatical structure and put it into practice.

at the end of the class the students will know how to recognize the grammatical structure and put it into practice.

at the end of the class the students will know how to recognize the grammatical structure and put it into practice.

interactive lesson on how to use the passive voice

How are the beliefs of Native Americans depicted in their literature?

How did the Founding Fathers use rhetoric to persuade colonists to join the war?

consumerism and fast fashion

Reading Approach

What are the promise and the threats of artificial intelligence

Guided practice on Note-making from unseen passage, using key abbreviations and then writing a summary from the notes

Poem by Walt Whitman. It's a conversation between the poet and the rain. Rain describes it's eternal journey to the earth

Unit plan for the Harlem Renaissance that includes essential questions, student learning objectives, text selections, collaborative activities, and individual formative and summative assessments.

The goal is to use literary works to teach literature and its metalanguage. Additionally, a stylistic approach is applied. Students are taught how to identify and analyse stylistic elements in texts using a stylistics method. Students are required to study how meanings are created and how things are stated. This lesson will take 50 minutes. There are 10 students in an English Language and Literature classroom in an international school doing IB programme (students aged between 16-18). At the end of the lesson students will be able to talk about various themes of a poem and would be able to detect metaphors, moreover, talk about them.

reviewing a short story