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I found this unit particularly useful, and I enjoyed the task sheet at the end where it gives the opportunity to create your own ESA lesson plans based on different criteria such as level, lesson goal, and ESA structure. Creating small sample lesson plans in those examples is truly helping me to enhance my understanding of how to create a functional lesson plan and is great practice for creating real-world scenarios. This unit in general covered how to introduce certain new language concepts to students. The first one covered was vocabulary. While there is an agreed upon structure for the levels at which certain grammar points should be introduced, the same is not true of vocabulary and it is up to the teacher's discretion to analyze how appropriate certain vocabulary would be to the students and the lesson. Secondly, this unit covered how to introduce new grammatical structures, what students need to know about them, and some ideas of each phase of an ESA lesson plan. Lastly, this unit covered how to introduce new language functions, i.e. inviting, agreeing, disagreeing, etc., as well as what students need to know about these functions and sample activities for each phase of the ESA lesson plan. This unit also included a couple of very helpful ESA lesson plan examples for each style of lesson, straight arrow, boomerang, and patchwork.
