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Cora Lindsey and Paul Knight distinguish language aims – including threeareas of vocabulary, functions, and grammar. Skill aims – reading, listening,speaking, and writing. And subsidiary aims – these are the language or skills thatyour learners practise but which you are not specifically concentrating on in thelesson (p. 104). As already mentioned in sections 3.4.3 and 3.4.4, with the help ofsongs a lot of different areas such as all the skills, grammar, vocabulary,pronunciation can be practised, so any of these aims is suitable for a lesson with asong, and can be set. It is just important to make it clear which will be the main aimto focus on in a lesson. In my research both lessons (song and poem lesson) had themain language aim, which was vocabulary acquisition, and skill aims focused onlistening, reading, and speaking in a song-lesson, and reading, listening, writing andspeaking in a poem-lesson. Subsidiary aims were grammar and pronunciation. Setting a teaching aim is the first necessary and important step of a lessonplan. The next steps are making up suitable motivation, choosing and preparingmaterials and aids we will be using, and deciding about classroom management.These are also the titles of the following subchapters we will concentrate on.
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