1. 如何設計一堂高效率
的中文課
ChinHuei Yeh 葉金惠
ACS 2012

2. Today’s Agenda
Effective Teacher
Stages of Lesson Plan
Design a Chinese Lesson
Actual Lesson Sharing

3. Professional
values and
personal
commitment
Professional
Professional Action Personal
knowledge and skills and
understanding abilities

4. Effective Teacher
Enthusiasm
Fair, flexible and organized
Positive expectation
Effective class management
Ability to design and deliver the
curriculum*
Rapport with students

5. Deliver the Lesson
Plan the needed curriculum
Design the activities, assignments
and discussion
Deploy Accountable Assessment

6. Lesson plan
Continuum
Detailed Planning
notes
Rough Plan
Formal Lesson
Closely follow the Plan
textbook
No Preparation

7. Procedures
1. (Activate old knowledge)
2. Starts with the objective of Today’s lesson
3. Set the stage for Today’s
4. Present the materials in small steps
5. Provide models
6. Guided Practice
7. Checking for understanding
8. Assessing

8. The Seven Habits of Highly
Effective People
Be proactive
Begin with the end in mind
Put first things first
Think win-win
Seek first to understand, then to be
understood
Synergize
Sharpen the saw

9. 1.First Step
What do you want students be
able to do at the end of the class?
Backward Design
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10. Purposes of Objectives
Provide teacher the goal of the
teaching-learning process
Provide a clear framework for
assessment
Provide students direction and a
goal for learning

11. Outcome of the Lesson
Have to share it with students
A single sentence
Always connect to students’ needs
Students have the right to know what
they are expecting

12. What’s your objective?
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14. 來源: 流傳文化嘻哈樂園拼音繪本

15. Guidelines for “Objectives”
Relate to the main topic of the
lesson
Measurable
Student-centered

16. Measurable Verb?
Label Be exposed to
Relate Understand
Define  Know
Be familiar with
Apply
Learn
Analyze

17. Outcome of the Lesson
Have to share it with students
A single sentence
Always connect to students’ needs
Students have the right to know what
they are expecting

18. 2. Setting the Stage
Warm-up/review
Introduction to a new lesson
focuses the learners’ attention on
the objective
relates the objective to their lives

19. 3.Presenting
Introduces new information
Checks learner comprehension of
the new material
 Models the tasks that the learners
will do in the practice stage

20. 4.Practice
Provides opportunities to practice
and apply the new language or
information
Guided practice
Individual/paired/group practice

21. Checking for
Understanding
Continuously
Allow you to make instruction decision
during the lesson
Monitor students’ progress in real time,
not to wait until the test
Ensure students not to practice/reinforce
with wrong information

22. Examples
Individual small white board
Folded paper
Dip sticks
Exit Tickets
Do-now on the warm-up activity

23. National Training Center’s pyramid graph of Average Learning Retention Rates
from http://www.flickr.com/photos/ericrice/52434918/

24. Practical Considerations
Sequencing
Pacing
Gauging difficulty
Accounting for individual differences
Monitoring learner versus teacher talk
Timing

25. Is this correct?
• When you ask a question in class, immediately
call for volunteers
• Give tests that are very long Teach without sharing
learning objectives
• Judge student by his/her behavior rather not
his/her academic achievement
• Give hard test to scare students
• Have students work in groups with no individual
accountability

26. Evaluation
Enables the teacher and learners
to assess how well they have
grasped the lesson

27. Reflection
What went well? Why?
What did not go as planned? Why?
If I had it to do over again, what
would I change?
What have I learned about my
students that I can account for in
future lesson planning?

28. Example:
Lesson Plan1 (50min.)
Objectives
We’re going to learn classroom objects. By the end
of the class, stud tens will be able to
1. Address classroom objects in Chinese
2. Ask and answer the ownership of a
classroom objects in Chinese

29. Example:
Lesson Plan1 (50min.)

30. Example:
Lesson Plan1 (50min.)
Assessment
1. Teacher is going to check for students’
understanding through individual and
group activities throughout the class.
2. Interview report is one of the indication
of the assessment

31. Example:
Lesson Plan2 (50min.)
Objectives
We’re going to learn “Chinese New Year”. By the
end of the class, students should
1. be able to relate important customs for Chinese
New Year
2. be able to write important words for Chinese red
banners
3. be able to greet people with proper Chinese
during Chinese New Year

32. Example:
Lesson Plan2 (50min.)
Procedures
Teacher introduces today’s agenda.
1. To set the stage for today’s lesson, Teacher is going to walk a Chinese
lion puppet around the classroom with special Chinese New Year
music to activate the topic.
2. Direct instruction – introduce Chinese New Year, customs, do’s and
don'ts. Teacher will teach students how to greet people during the
period of Chinese New Year Celebration.
3. After direct instruction, students process the material silently for 2
minutes on their own. Students will write down some of the facts on
their notes.
4. Guided practice—Teacher facilitate oral practice by throw a ball to one
student ad greet him/her “ Happy New Year” in Chinese. Student will
respond to Teacher with another proper greeting words in Chinese.

33. Example:
Lesson Plan2 (50min.)
5. Students practice with hands-on activity (Jigsaw Puzzles)
• Students practice new skill by pairs. While students practice,
teacher checks with groups and give individual help
6. Guided practice—(character recognition/ writing)
• Teacher show the characters first and
• Student practice the writing and then write the words on red
papers
• Teacher check students' writing by moving around the tables
7. Wrap-up activity—Exit ticket
Students will be asked to say a set of good fortune words in Chinese
in order to get the Red Envelop.

34. Example:
Lesson Plan12(50min.)
Assessment
1. Teacher throw ball to students to check
students understanding through the class.
2. Teacher checks students understanding
through the group activity.
3. Teacher ask an exit ticket to check students
speaking at the end of the class.

35. The Seven Habits of Highly
Effective People
• Be proactive
• Begin with the end in mind
• Put first things first
• Think win-win
• Seek first to understand, then to be
understood
• Synergize
• Sharpen the saw
• Balance and renew your resources, energy (and
health) to create a sustainable, long-term,
effective teaching. And learn from the mistakes

36. Balance and renew
your skills and
resources to teach
effectively.

43. Presentation
the lesson
Planning the
lesson
Assessment