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Page 1: TS 734 Teaching Demonstration 1 Matthew Piech Emporia State University September 30, 2011

TS 734 Teaching Demonstration 1

Matthew PiechEmporia State University

September 30, 2011

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Content Learning ObjectiveAfter reading about the three branches of the U.S. federal government, you will correctly categorize 15 government responsibilities by writing each one under the appropriate branch heading. 12 or more responsibilities categorized correctly indicates mastery.

Language Development ObjectiveAfter the teacher presents four reading context clue strategies, you will use these strategies to hypothesize the meaning of 10 new vocabulary words presented in a short article by writing a personal definition for each word. 8 or more correct definitions indicates mastery.

Social/Language Learning Strategy Objective

After the teacher presents four reading context clue strategies, you will be able to work in a small group of four students in which each student reads you a sentence containing a new vocabulary word. You will provide a correct oral definition for the new vocabulary word by using one or more of the context clue strategies presented. 2 out of 2 correct definitions indicates mastery.

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Language Function:

Structure:

giving contrastive information

[article + noun or pronoun] is different from [article + noun or pronoun] in that…

Example 1: A car is different from a pick-up truck in that a car is designed to transport people while a pick-up truck is designed to carry cargo.

Example 2: A sofa is different from an armchair in that a sofa seats several people while an armchair seats one person.

Example 3: He is different from her in that he did his homework assignment while she did not.

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Lesson Vocabulary1. armed forces (term):

2. coordinate (v.):

3. democracy (n.):

5. executive (adj.):

4. discriminate (v.):

6. federal (adj.):

7. implement (v.):

8. judicial (adj.):

9. legislative (adj.):

10. policy (n.):

11. treaty (n.):

12. veto (v.):

the military

to bring into a common action

government by the people, exercised either directly or through elected representatives.

to favor on a basis other than individual merit

having administrative or managerial responsibility

of or relating to the central or national government

to carry out or accomplish

relating to the legal system

related to making laws, imposing /collecting taxes, and making financial disbursements

a plan of action

a written agreement or contract

to refuse to approve

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Hosni MubarakEgypt

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Muammar GaddafiLibya

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Bashar al-AssadSyria

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Why have these world leaders lost power, or stand to lose power, in the near future?

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Small Group Discussion Question

Is democracy appropriate for every country? Why or why not? (10 minutes)

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A Critical Perspective

Although the United States is viewed as a model democracy by people around the world, it has not always represented the interests of all of its citizens equally.


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