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[Jackhammer96]

I'm thinking about using a lesson plan I did for an assignment I did for a tefl course, for the EPIK application form. Is this a good idea? I'm worried they recognise the topic of the lesson plan, as the question from the tefl course is specific to the topic of my esson plan/assignment I did, which was about the vocabulary of hobbies and phrasel verbs of frequency. The topic has been discussed online also so they might have of come across it that way. What does every one think? Please excuse my bad grammar I'm writing this from my phone. Also, I meanth to adverbs not phrasal verbs. Can't seem to edit it from my phone. Any advice would be great.

[andrewchon]

No I don't think there's any problem with that, as long as you're not planning to phone in the lesson as well.

[young_clinton]

Pick out the best lesson that you can come up with even if it was not your own lesson. Just make sure that it is good for teaching children and you should individualize it just in case somebody else is using the lesson. I guarantee you any honesty is not going to be considered by EPIK/GEPIK and other people are going to cheat their way to being selected. In fact the lesson part is ridiculous with people obviously unlikely to use their own material to get selected. If you have to, you do the same.

[Jackhammer96]

Ok thanks Clinton. However my lesson is focused on elementary level teenagers, ratherthan children. Should that be ok?

[young_clinton]

Just tweak it to fit you're age group. I don't know what else to say really.

[Jackhammer96]

Alright cool. I just thaught you were recommending I should have my lesson plan focused on children. I must have misread your message . cheers anyway.