Checklist for Lesson 4
Formative assessment of this lesson will be done by students themselves and the teacher with a checklist when students present the post-task activity.
Name: ___________________________________
Teacher |
Student |
I as a student did: |
Listen to the music carefully to trace the scale of Japanese traditional music and compare to the scale of western and modern Japanese music. | ||
Listen to the music carefully to identify the various culturally different root music embedded in the “癒し系:Iyashi-kei; Healing music” and compare cultural, historical and geographical differences in embedded music. | ||
Use the sentence in Japanese for Asking and Answering questions – “Who do you think ---? / What do you think ---?”; as answers - “I think it’s (Name)’s. / I think it’s ---.” | ||
Understand and use the Passive voice of Verbs such as 集められて いる (be collected) andよく 使われる(be often used). | ||
Understand and use the sentence with Te–form of Verbs + みるfor “Do to see what it’s like”. | ||
Understand the sentences of Causative form of Verbs: 聴かせ ましょう。(will let/have you listen)/聴かせて 下さい。(Please let/have me listen) because I will use them when I give my presentation of my favorite music or music genre later. | ||
Understand and try to use Transitive / Intransitive Verbs: 聴く/ 聴こえる for sentences during the discussion about the root music. | ||
Describe my opinion using sentences, “I think that is Adjective.” “It’s because ---.” | ||
Use カタカナ:KATAKANA for the name of songs, musicians and countries/regions and previously learned vocabulary words and sentences when I fill in a questionnaire, then use to discuss about the root music later. | ||
Collect the necessary information, communicate and connect with its resources and community using Internet sites. | ||
Develop my own reading strategies for challenging Japanese reading materials such as an essay and articles in Internet using my own vocabulary list, some dictionaries/ Internet dictionaries to look up new vocabulary words. | ||
Use my prior knowledge, listening and reading skills to infer meaning of unknown words and writing and speaking skills to complete the discussion. | ||
Write in Japanese and send my E-mail to my teacher to ask questions and consult about the content of this unit. |