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    Teaching English as a Second Language

    Welcome to the Group Project Component of Teaching English as a Second Language!

    This group project is designed to foster collaboration and integrate diverse skills to create an
    effective and comprehensive ESL lesson plan. Each member of your group will assume a
    specific role, with distinct responsibilities that contribute to the development and presentation
    of your final project. It is crucial that every member actively participates, both during the
    planning stage and in the final presentation. Below, you will find detailed descriptions of
    each role to help you understand your duties and coordinate efficiently with your team. While
    the roles outlined above are essential, feel free to assign additional responsibilities as needed
    to enhance your project. These suggested roles represent core responsibilities, but you are
    encouraged to customize and expand upon them to best fit your group's strengths and the
    specific requirements of your lesson plan.

    Project Coordinator

    Responsibilities:
    • Organizes and oversees the overall project timeline.
    • Ensures all group members are on track with their assigned tasks.
    • Coordinates meetings and facilitates communication among group members.
    • Ensures the lesson plan fits within the specific timeslot and if the structure looks fine.
    • Compiles the final lesson plan document for submission.

    Content Writer/Reviewer

    Responsibilities:
    • Writes and reviews (grammar etc.) the main content of the lesson plan.
    • Writes the learning outcomes/lesson objectives and ensures they are clear and aligned
    with the theme.
    • Focuses on other areas including additional notes (if any), lesson methodology, and
    any homework activity.
    • Aligns with Activity Planner & Assessment Creator to ensure that everything is in
    place.

    Activity Planner

    Responsibilities:
    • Designs all the activities for the lesson.
    • Makes sure activities are engaging and effective for learning.
    • Makes sure activities are given enough time to be conducted effectively.

    Assessment Creator + Resource Gatherer

    Responsibilities:
    • Develops methods to assess students' understanding.
    • Identifies all resources needed for the lesson.
    Slide Maker

    Responsibilities:
    • Creates the slide deck for the presentation.
    • Ensures slides are clear and support the presentation.

    IMPORTANT NOTE:

    Each group will have a total of 10 minutes for their presentation. It is mandatory for EVERY
    member to actively participate in the speaking/presenting portion of the project. This ensures
    a well-rounded presentation and demonstrates teamwork. You can strategically allocate
    segments of the presentation among team members; for instance, one person can introduce
    the topic, another can conclude, while others may explain different sections such as learning
    objectives/expected outcomes, assessment strategies or any models such as Bloom’s
    Taxonomy used in the lesson plan.

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