3.2 Teaching Plan Related to My Major
(My Lesson Plan)
Before teaching in his class, the teacher arranged a teaching guide which is in line with the curriculum. The
topic that arranged to be taught was Egyptian Literature for the initial and
final visit that stated as the table above specifically. Then, the media,
strategy, method and approach also arranged to achieve the learning goal.
TEACHER
GUIDE
Teacher’s Name                      :
Putu Nita Handayani
Education Units                      :
Junior High School
School                                     :
University Science High School (USHS)
Grade and Section                  :
8 Inventors and 8 Researchers
Subject                                                : English
Topic                                       :
Egyptian Literature
Time Duration                         :
One Week (20 Hours)
   A.   
Learning Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able
to:
1.     
identify
the characteristics of Egyptian Literature;
2.     
analyze
an Egyptian poetry in a group, and
3.     
perform
the result of the analysis in front of the class
   B.    
Learning Procedures
1.     
Introduction
about Egypt and the Historical background
2.     
Egyptian
literature and Types of Egyptian Literature
3.     
Egyptian
poetry “To whom should I speak today” by T.Eric Peet
    C.   
Media and Learning Resources
1.     
Egyptian
Literature Handout
2.     
Power
Point Presentation
3.     
LCD
Projector
4.     
Video
of Egypt 
    D.   
Learning Procedures
1. First Meeting
 
1. First Meeting
| 
   
Preliminaries 
 | 
  
   
       Classroom Management 
-         
  Greeting
   
-         
  Praying 
-         
  Checking
  attendance 
-         
  Checking
  students’ readiness 
-         
  Review
  the previous lesson 
        Motivation 
-         
  Show
  pictures of “Cleopatra”, “Pyramid” and “Sphinx” then ask their opinions and
  observations 
-      Give
  words and ask students to identify the related words for the material 
-         
  Motivate
  the students and tell the aims of the lesson 
 | 
 
| 
   
Main
  Activities 
 | 
  
   
        Explanation 
-         
  Explain
  the Egyptian Literature material using PPT and video 
-         
  Divide
  students into groups consist of 5-6 students 
-         
  Give
  additional information of Egyptian Literature 
         Exploration 
-         
  Give
  the poetry “To whom should I speak today” by T.Eric Peet and ask them to
  analyze in a group 
-         
  Students
  do the result’s presentation  
-         
  Students do a discussion by comparing their
  work among the groups  
 | 
 
| 
   
Evaluation 
 | 
  
   
         Closing 
-         
  Review
  the material in relation to the characteristics of Egyptian literature by
  using “exit pass paper” 
-         
  Ask
  them about their feelings on the learning activity 
-         
  Inform
  them about the next activity  
-         
  Assignment 
-         
  Give
  project (make brochure about Egyptian literature) 
-    Ask
  students whether they have questions or clarifications 
 | 
 
       A.    Summative Assessment 
            Analyze
the poetry below and identify the mood.
To
Whom Should I Speak Today?
T. Eric Peet
          To whom should I speak
today?
          Brothers are evil;
          The friends of today love
not.
          To whom should I speak
today?
          Hearts are covetous;
          Every man plundereth the
goods of his fellow.
         To whom should I speak
today?
         The peaceful man is in
evil case;
         Good is cast aside
everywhere.
         To whom should I speak
today?
         Yesterday is forgotten;
          Men do not as they were
done by nowadays.
         To whom should I speak
today?
         The righteous are no
more;
         The land is given over to
evil-doers
         To whom should I speak today?
         There is lack of
confidants;
         Men have recourse to a
stranger to tell their troubles.
         To whom should I speak
today? 
         I am laden with misery,
        And am without a
comforter.



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