FINAL ASSIGNMENT
AUDIO-LINGUAL METHOD
ET METHOD CLASS
Created by:
Tangzilal Imam Ma’ruf 0853042039
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English Study Program
Teacher Training and Education Faculty
Lampung University
2010
LESSON PLAN
Junior High School : SMP N 1 Natar Lampung Selatan
Subject : English
Grade/semester : VII/2
Standard Competence : To express meaning in functional writing texts and short essays in
very simple forms of descriptive and procedure to have
interaction.
Basic Competence : To respond the meaning in a transactional conversation (to get
things done) and interpersonal (socialization) which uses a very
simple oral language accurately fluently and openly interaction in
the closest society which involves the attitude, to greet people
who are not known yet or known already, to introduce temselves
or others.
Indicator : To respond utterances such as:
1. Greeting someone who is known or not.
2. Self-introduction
3. Order/inhibition
Type of text : Transactional/interpersonal
Theme : Personal Life
Aspect/Skill : Speaking and Writing
Time Allocation : 2 x 40 minutes
Method : Audio-Lingual Method (ALM)
1.The aim of study
At the end of lesson, students are expected to:
- Respond greeting utterance from known people.
- Respond greeting utterance from unknown people.
- Respond the utterance of self-introduction.
- Respond the utterance of others’ introduction.
- Respond the utterance of order.
- Respond the utterance of inhibition.
2. The material of study
a. Short conversations containing these utterance:
1. A: Good morning. How are you?
B: Good morning. Fine thank you.
2. A: Hello, I’m Peter. Nice to meet you.
B: Hello, I’m Kevin. Nice to meet you, too.
3. A: Don’t go!
B: No, I won’t. Don’t worry.
4. A: Come in!
B: OK.
b. Vocabulary related to the theme/type of text.
e.g.: name, live, address, etc.
c. Verbs : live meet, do, stop, have
d. To be : is, am, are
e. Personal Pronouns : I, you, they we, she he, it
f. Formal utterance : - Good morning
- How are you
- Nice to meet you
- Thank you
3. Teaching techniques : Three-phase techniques
(Pre-writing, Whilst-writing,Post-Writing)
4. Teaching procedures
a. Pre-activity
- Show the picture of two people who meet in a place.
- Ask students some questions (What are they talking about?)
- Let students speak up.
- Then ask students to write the talk.
b. Whilst-activity
1.Discuss what are the difficulties in writing the dialogue.
2. Ask students to make short conversation.
3. Determine the vocabulary which can be used.
4. Ask students to write what the teacher says.
5. Answer the questions based on the text of conversation.
6. Ask students to respond greeting utterance such as greeting, intoduction, order, and
inhibition.
c. Post-Activity
1. Ask the difficulties during the lesson.
2. Conclude the material of study.
3. Ask students to use the utterance learnt in writing in a daily life.
5. Source of Study
a. The pictures
b. Text of short conversations.
c. The relevant text book
6. Scoring
a. Technique : To respond the utterance or question in speaking and writing.
b. Form : Written questions
c. Supporting material : The picture and text
1. Look at the picture and make a short conversation by continuing the talk.

Tom : Good morning. How are you?
Zach : Good morning. I’m great, thank you.
Tom : ……………………………….
Zach : ……………………………….
Tom : ……………………………….
Zach : ……………………………….
Tom : ……………………………….
Zach : ……………………………….
Tom : ……………………………….
Zach : ……………………………….
2. Look at the picture, then introduce yourself by writing in a paragraph.

Hello guys. My name is .......................................................................................................
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………..
d. Score guidance
1. 30 % for grammar
2. 35 % for vocabulary
3. 35 % for contextual meaning
4. Maximum score = 100
5. Total score : 35+35+30 = 100



interesting... some pictures can attract the students to be more interesting in studying the materials...
BalasHapusinteresting perhaps,
BalasHapusbut the students to be more interesting in?
I think you meant interested in, ain't it wira?
yup, i mean so
BalasHapusthere are interesting supporting material that you have ma'ruf
BalasHapus:)
if there is supporting material, then what is the main material, ayii?
BalasHapusi agree with wira's statement
BalasHapuspictures are interesting for students
and we can create the interaction between students with the pictures and this method which you use
of course the main material is transactional/interpersonal text by using ALM method, and the pictures which are probably funny for the students, can attract them in learning the materials...
BalasHapus