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DESCRIBE THE PICTURE (Intermediate) for Tutor

▮ lesson Course Name : DESCRIBE THE PICTURE (Intermediate)

▮ Level :   CEFR A2~B2 TOEIC 400~800, EIKEN Grade Pre2~Pre1 

▮ Number of Lessons:   50 lessons (Please take only the necessary ones)  

▮ Flow of the Lesson

  1. Student should describe the picture, not only with short sentences but also by constructing complex sentences.
  2. The instructor will listen to the students’ descriptions and provide advice on corrections, paraphrasing, and other aspects.
  3. Once the student have finished their descriptions of the picture, the instructor will ask questions about it, which the student should answer.

   Two pictures will be used in the lesson. As it is a 25-minute lesson, progressing at 12 minutes per pictures will allow for the completion of the text in one session.

※ Memo
12 minutes per picture is a rough guideline. Spending more time on a single photo is fine, as is moving through them more quickly.


Teaching methods

1. Expansion of Detailed Vocabulary
Objective: To learn vocabulary for expressing more complex scenes and emotions.
Content: Introducing vocabulary related to seasons, weather, emotions, progressive actions, etc., to describe detailed situations and activities.


2. Use of Compound Sentences
Objective: To connect multiple pieces of information in one sentence for more detailed descriptions.
Content: Practicing creating compound sentences using conjunctions (such as and, but, because, etc.).


3. Improvement of Descriptive Techniques
Objective: To use metaphors and advanced adjectives for richer descriptions.
Content: Learning to use metaphors with “like a…” and advanced adjectives (shiny, dim, etc.) to describe details in photos.


4. Promotion of Critical Thinking
Objective: To speculate on what is happening or the story behind a photo.
Content: Using the learned vocabulary and expressions not just to describe the content of photos but also to discuss potential messages or emotions they convey.


These lessons aim to progressively improve learners’ ability to effectively convey visual information in English. It’s important to combine appropriate vocabulary, grammar, and expressive techniques according to the goals of each class, using a variety of photos for practical exercises.


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