Topic 4 – Planning and resources for different teaching contexts Ref Syllabus content Learning outcomes Successful candidates are able to:
Assessment 4.1
Principles of planning for
effective teaching of adult
learners of English
a. understand the purpose and principles of planning for
effective teaching of adult learners
b. distinguish between different kinds of teaching and different
kinds of lessons, and select the kinds of lessons that are most
appropriate for particular learners
Lesson planning
Teaching practice
Assignment:
Lessons from the
classroom
4.2
Lesson planning for effective
teaching of adult learners
of English
a. plan logically sequenced lessons that are appropriate to the
needs of the learners
b. devise lesson plans which include:
• a statement of aims
• a class profile
• anticipation of difficulties and suggested solutions
• description of teacher and learner interactions
• details of resources to be used
• staged description of procedures including
anticipated timings
c. relate, where appropriate, the learners’ language needs to
learning in other areas, showing awareness of the broader
educational context in which the teaching/learning of
English is situated
4.3
Evaluation of lesson
planning
a. evaluate their own lesson preparation before and after
teaching through reflection and by taking note of comments
from tutors, colleagues and learners
b. take account of this evaluation in planning future lessons
4.4
The selection, adaptation
and evaluation of materials
and resources in planning
(including computer and
other technology-based
resources)
a. select and evaluate materials and resources (including use
of technology and digital tools etc.)
b. understand the need for and begin to put into practice, with
due regard for the provisions of copyright, the adaptation of
resources and materials to meet the requirements of specific
groups of adult learners
4.5
Knowledge of commercially
produced resources and
non-published materials
and classroom resources for
teaching English to adults
develop a basic working knowledge of some commercially
produced and non-published materials and classroom resources
for teaching English to adults.