Pharmacy Class Online
(Week Eleven) |
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This is the online lesson for Blair's Pharmacy class (32名) at Aichi Gakuin University on Fridays at the Kusumoto Campus.
1-minute Level Checks
and Pattern Practice
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((Teams Recording ON))
Unit 10: Learning Lab
Precautions and Storage
Topics | Explanation | Directions |
A: Type | 1: Type 2: Target | |
B: Administration | 5: Duration | 1: Method 2: Dosage 3: Frequency 4: Time (of day) 5: Duration |
C: Precautions | 1: Side effects |
2: Restrictions 3: If (Present conditions), then ... 4: If (Past conditions), then ... |
D: Storage | 1: Things to avoid (heat ...) 2: Good locations (cool place ...) |
(( go through Exercises pp. 44-46
((Teams Recording ON))
Target Sentences
Your homework from now on (to July 22=the day of the exam) is to PRACTICE the sample sentences for 10 minutes each day. The five webpages have EXPANDED to 9 webpages. I will CONTINUE to WRITE more webpages BASED on the sentences in the textbook. You will NEED to MASTER these kinds of sentences (a) for the exam (short term goal) and (b) so that you can EXPLAIN medicines in English when you BECOME pharmacists (long term goal).
In order to STORE these sentence patterns in your long-term memory, you NEED to REVIEW your Target Sentences again and again at intervals of two to six weeks (the Gold List Method). Do NOT CRAM, just REVIEW the sentences. This will strengthen the connections in your brain (like Baby Robert's brain). You WANT to TRAIN several different parts of your brain: the motor cortex for your mouth (speaking) and for your hand (writing), your auditory cortex (listening comprehension), and, if possible, your visual cortex (visual images of meaning).
I strongly RECOMMEND that you WRITE each day's Target Sentences by hand on a piece of paper that you have FOLDED into 4区. USE a new piece of paper every day. WRITE the verbs in red ink. REPEAT the phrases(声を出す)in each 区 (about 5 times) as you WRITE them. Then when you are FINISHED WRITING, ... PRACTICE SAYING the full sentence 2 or 3 times, without looking at what you have WRITTEN. TRY to SPEED the sentence UP (like the
Bounce Patrol does with numbers).
((read directions, then choose video clip))
((WRITE Week 11, Baby Robert [6/7], time frame))
then WATCH a
video clip for about 2 minutes.
((WRITE -------- GO --------))
After the Flash Quiz ... GO to your channels on Teams. One person will OPEN a new meeting. The others will JOIN that meeting. Then WRITE your first message: Your group's name ... and ... Week 11.
CHOOSE your Leader. Then WRITE your second message: the Leader's name.
Finally WRITE the plan in two messages:
(third message) Plan A: 3-Minute Routine
(fourth message) Textbook exercises: pages 34 to 38.
TIME yourselves and TRY to KEEP the pace lively ... 3 minutes (English Only) for each sentence.
During the Group Work Leaders should MAKE SURE that all students that are online KEEP their microphones ON (so that they can SPEAK) AND their cameras ON (so that they can SEE each other).
会議 Chat |
Group X2 Week 11 |
Leader: Hanako |
Plan A: 3-Minute Routine |
Textbook pp. 34-38 |
((鈴)): Apply some of this ointment ... |
((山)): Insert one of these suppositories ... |
((伊)): Apply one of these anti-fever patches ... |
At the top of your report WRITE
(message #1) your group's name, "Week 11",
(message #2) the leader's name,
(message #3) Plan A: 3-Minute Routine, and
(message #4) Textbook pp. 34-38.
Follow the 3-Minute Routine explained in Lesson 1 for each sentence. The sentences should be about textbook exercises in Lessons 7 and 8.
If you HAVE any questions about what you are supposed to be DOING, first DISCUSS the problem with your group, then ... if you are still in doubt, DO what you or your group THINK is right, (RAISE your hand if you're in the classroom) and SHOW it to the teacher (the PDS Cycle).
((Teams Recording OFF))
((confirm online attendance
with camera/microphone functions))
These lessons are DESIGNED to HELP Japanese students
to LEARN to SPEAK English as a foreign language. They could be REVERSE ENGINEERED to help English speakers learn to speak Japanese as a foreign language. I would be thrilled to SHARE my ideas about teaching foreign languages with other teachers. You can CLICK the link above to FIND my contact information. |