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Reflections on My Lesson Plan:

The Lesson Plan I did is about teaching beginner level Spanish grammar to grade 10 students focusing on the command form “tu." This is the third lesson on the command form. Students are already familiar with the verb conjugations of the command form. This lesson is designed to train students’ listening abilities so that they can distinguish the regular and irregular form of the command form “tu.” As a result, they will be able to use these forms in conversation.

I have prepared lesson plans before. What I did for this lesson plan is similar to what I did previously. The only difference is that I integrated the Internet in this lesson plan using a grammar drill offered on a Spanish grammar website as a pre-assessment of students’ knowledge of the verb conjugations of the command form “tu.”

Learning Spanish verb conjugations requires a lot of memorization, and sometimes, it is quite daunting. I like the idea of using something fun and challenging to motivate students and make them aware that preparation at home is crucial to learning, and the ability to speak Spanish well depends on their handling of the verb conjugations.

Next time, I will spend more time selecting a better Spanish grammar website for students to drill and practice. I will continue to integrate quality Internet materials into my lesson plans.

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