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The lesson I created is to introduce the tips of healthy life. This includes 2 multiple choices and 1 discussion question.
The objectives are:
1. Student will be able to find main 7 tips to keep healthy life by watching the video several times.
2. Student will be able to grasp the details of each tip from the video.
3. Student will be able to give an opinion about the most important tip with reasons as a group activity.
4. Student will be able to summarize the content of video and present the group discussion.
The class goes like:
With this lesson, I will start the class by asking the question like what the healthy life looks like to warm up. Students already watched the video with answering questions before coming to the class, so I will have them talk about main tips and details which they found to review the video. And then I will go through the questions with answers and make students share their ideas of the discussion question in a group. Finally, they will be asked to summarize the content and make a chart or table to determine the ranking about the tips in order importance from their opinions. I think that, while engaging in this group activity, students will be able to listen, take turns speaking, and learn from others' ideas.
The assessment will be:
Also, to assess their learning, I will make each group have an oral presentation to summarize what they learned from the video and report the result they got through the discussion with the chart(or the table) that they created.
My lesson in TedEd: Tips for starting a healthy lifestyle
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Choosing video that deals with real life issues is a good choice.
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