SHALL WE 14. HADN’T THEY 15. ISN’T IT THE TEACHER GOES ROUND TO OB...

13. shall we 14. hadn’t they 15. isn’t it

The teacher goes round to observe and give suggestions if necessary and then

collect the students’ work to check their performances. The teacher can give some

feedbacks, and then move to ‘Consolidation’ of the lesson’.

The result of class 11A3, Cam Thuy3 High School after checking:

Total of the correct

Number of students Percentage

answers

0 0 0

1 0 0

2 0 0

3 0 0

4 0 0

5 1 2.56

6 0 0

7 2 5.13

8 6 15.38

9 7 17.95

10 4 10.26

11 8 20.51

12 2 5.13

13 4 10.26

14 3 7.69

15 2 5.13

Total of students tested 39

c. Self-evaluation after teaching:

The solutions mentioned above have brought about some improvements to the

situation:

+ It supplies the students with the notes about the use of auxiliaries which can

cover a wide ranges of tenses, voices (passive, active), and even with modal verbs,

without having to spend a lot of time to revise the forms of verbs in different

tenses, which enable the students to have more time to practice. By using these

notes, the students can easily find out the answers to do exercises related to tag

questions, which helps inspire them to practice, especially for the average or weak

level students.

+ The students have more time for further practice.

+ With the help of the teacher, the students with high levels can learn the lesson

actively while they can help those with low levels learn and practice the lesson.

+ Most students are confident to do the task even the students with low levels.

Some students might do the work mechanically but they can still give their own

answers and if they have chance to practice more, they can do quite well. This is

also a good chance for them to practice using auxiliaries in different tense, voices.

+ The result of the exercise of class 11A3 in the table above tells us that most

students understand and practice the lesson: Only 3 (7.69%) are under average

whereas 48.72% are at good or excellent levels.