4-Production

Production is the final stage in the lesson plan

template.

Its possible to observe whether students are

capable of performing what was taught or not.
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With other words, students now are like birds
leaving the nest for the first time.

Therefore, teacher shouldnt talk much in the

production stage and should be quiet as much
as he/she can.
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Teacher should get students involved in
learning activities, games etc. Preferably these
activities might be writting or speaking
exercises and sometimes both are combined if
necessary.
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By means of these activities,
students might build self-confidence.
Students might develop their skills.
Students improve their creativity.
Students might perform their own learning.
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Important point is not to using same materials
all the time.

Different materials catch students attention

and provide their participation.
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You can get them work either in groups or in
pairs.

Two students can create scripted plays,

monologues, dialogues etc.
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Group production activities can be a bit more
intensive, letting groups write and act out
short scenes, surely a fun theatrical
performance for all.
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Production is all about the student, so if you
are floating around the classroom not
receiving many questions, you know your
presentation and practice was well-received.