Download Ethiopian new Curriculum grade 10 english for ethiopia Teacher's Guide PDF

The Grade 10 English for Ethiopia Teacher’s Guide is designed to help teachers deliver learner-centered, skills-integrated English lessons. It supports the new Ethiopian curriculum's focus on competency-based learning and communicative language teaching (CLT). This guide helps teachers nurture students' four core language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing, along with vocabulary and grammar. Each unit is based on real-life themes such as population, tourism, technology, and migration, ensuring that language is taught in meaningful and relevant contexts.

Teacher’s Guide Summary

• Country: Ethiopia
• Publisher: Ministry of Education (MoE)
• Published Year: 2022
• Subject: English for Ethiopia
• Grade Level: Grade 10
• Curriculum type: Ethiopian New Curriculum
• Book Type: Teacher’s Guide
• Total Units: 10 units
• Total Pages: 197
• File Size: 2.4 MB
• Format: PDF

This Teacher’s Guide written by:

• Mesfin Aberra (PhD)
• Mulu Geta (PhD)

The Ethiopian New Curriculum Grade 10 English Teacher’s Guide consists 10 units. In each unit, the teacher’s guide provides specific guidance on teaching listening, speaking, reading, vocabulary, grammar, and writing using a thematic approach.

Unit 1: Population Growth

Teachers introduce students to demographic topics using reading passages, listening scripts, and speaking tasks. Grammar includes quantifiers and writing focuses on organizing short essays.

Unit 2: Travel Behaviours

It guides teachers to use travel scenarios for teaching vocabulary and communication strategies. Listening practices and dialogues are paired with writing informal travel journals.

Unit 3: Punctuality

This unit emphasizes daily routines, time management, and social norms. Teachers guide students through reading comprehension, punctuality-themed listening tasks, and related grammar (adverbs of frequency).

Unit 4: Tourist Attractions

Teachers help students describe places, give directions, and write tourist brochures. It integrates vocabulary related to tourism and guides learners through listening and speaking tasks about travel.

Unit 5: Honey Processing

Teachers engage learners with texts on honey production to build vocabulary, practice report writing, and explore agricultural vocabulary. Listening and speaking are rooted in rural contexts.

Unit 6: Migration

Focused on internal and external migration, this unit helps teachers guide debates, interpret graphs, and teach report writing. Grammar includes passive voice and sequencing events.

Unit 7: Identity

Explores cultural identity and self-expression. Teachers use the unit to build vocabulary on personality and personal development, using biographies and reflective writing.

Unit 8: The Healing Power of Plants

Teachers use scientific and cultural perspectives on medicinal plants. Tasks include listening to radio interviews, reading descriptive texts, and teaching modal verbs and writing informative essays.

Unit 9: Multilingualism

This unit supports classroom discussions on language diversity. Teachers guide students to explore Ethiopia’s linguistic landscape, develop public speaking skills, and use comparative forms in grammar.

Unit 10: Digital vs Satellite Television

Teachers lead students through tech-focused informative writing. Lessons balance digital vocabulary, media grammar (relative clauses), and opinion-based writing.