David Kirsch CO #1
I observed Ryan
Flemming’s grammar class for group 3A on June 25th. The topic for
the day was verb tenses, specifically present continuous and past continuous. For
the present continuous tense, Mr. Flemming brought up a picture depicting
several things occurring in a museum and read aloud several sentences that were
describing things in the picture. The students were to either answer true or
false if the sentence was correct, and unrelated if the verb tense was not
right for the action. Next, the teacher had the students work in groups to make
their own sentences about the picture and to have the rest of the group answer
true, false, or unrelated. For past continuous, the teacher used a few
sentences to explain the verb tense before having the students right their own sentences
about a time they were surprised by something. After they were finished, the
teacher wrote a few of their sentences on the board and had the students find
the errors in verb tense/work placement and corrected the errors while explaining
why the verb tense was used in that situation. The teacher continuously
provided positive feedback for the students and encouraged them to take
pictures of the corrected sentences with they smartphones.
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