Tieng anh moi workshop
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Ngày 08/05/2019 |
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Chia sẻ tài liệu: tieng anh moi workshop thuộc Tiếng Anh 10
Nội dung tài liệu:
TEACHING ENGLISH AT GRADE 10
UPPER SECONDARY SCHOOLS
July, 2015
Nguyen Quoc Tuan (MEd/MA)
Phone: 0912 144 655
Email: [email protected]
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GETTING STARRTED
The communicative language competences
By the end of upper secondary schools, Ss will be able to improve:
Linguistic competence: ability to understand and use the language (phonetics + vocabulary + grammar) in different 5 skills (spoken interaction, listening, speaking, reading, writing)
Sociolinguistic competence: ability to understand and use language appropriately in varied social contexts
Discourse competence: ability to understand and use different types of text used for different communicative purposes
Strategic competence: ability to maintain communication through using different kinds of strategies (memory, cognitive, metal-cognitive, compensation strategies, …)
THE 4 main APPROACHES
Objective: Communicative approach (5 skills + 3 language components) → what to achieve?
Content: Thematic approach (variety of types of language in variety of contextual settings) → how the language is introduced?
Methodology: Learning-centered approach (variety of ways of learning in variety of contexts) → how the language is learned?
Outcome: Equivalent to level B1 of CEFR → at what level is the language achieved?
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TOPIC I: OBJECTIVES
LISTENING
SPOKEN
INTERACTION
SPEAKING
PRONUNCIATION, VOCABULARY, GRAMMAR, CULTURE
Language
(Conditional)
READING
WRITING
Main skills
It consists of 4/5 skills + 4 language elements
TOPIC II: THE CONTENT
THE CURRICULUM
The comparison between the old curriculum & the new one
- The old curriculum consists of themes (and 16 topics/units):
You & Me – Education – Community - Nature and environment – Recreation - People and places
- The new curriculum consists of 4 themes (and 10 topics/units):
Our life – Our society – Our environment – Our future
The new curriculum bases on the thematic approach: 4 Themes 10 Topics/Units Communicative language competence 5 Skills (spoken interaction + listening + speaking + reading + writing) Tasks/Activities 3 Language elements (Grammar + Vocabulary + Phonetics) + culture
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THE STUDENT’S BOOK:
2 books for 2 terms
10 units x 10 lessons each
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THE UNITS AND TEACHING PLANS
4/5 skills + 3 language elements/culture + 2 supportive activities
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THE SECTIONS
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Skills
Notes: Each skill focuses on one aspect of the topic
The skills follow three-stage teaching procedure
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The supportive sections
Now you can: What Student CAN DO after each unit (skills and language)
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TOPIC III. THE METHODOLOGY
The approach: W.W.H (Who learns What and How)
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I. THE WHAT
TASK = TEXT (A) ACTIVITY (procedure) LANGUAGE COMETENCE (a)
G.I.P.O = Goal + Input (Context - Content - Model) + Process + Outcome
Goal: Things that Ss will be able to achieve by the end of the activity/task
Input: - Context: The questions of who/ what/ where/ when, …
- Content: The language focus (Phonics or Vocabulary or Grammar)
- Discourse: How the text/task starts, sustains and ends
Process: The 3-stage teaching procedure
Outcome: Things that Ss CAN DO
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II. THE HOW: THE 4 MAIN GROUPS OF METHODS
Spoken interaction
Listening & reading
Spoken production/Speaking & writing
Language elements: phonetics, vocabulary, structures/functions
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1. The spoken interaction
Characteristics
Spoken interaction means conversations or dialogues: direct exchanges of information between speakers & listeners
The quality of spoken interactions depends on:
The number of exchanges
The quality of questions and answers
The discourse: How to start, sustain and end the conversations dialogues/Texts
The body language
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Procedure G D P
(Getting started → Doing the task → Performing the task)
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2. Listening and reading
Characteristics
Receiving information (Contrasting with speaking/writing)
Passive in language: unfamiliar with vocabulary & structures
Double-task: doing listening/ reading & doing the tasks
Listening: Fixed speed, can’t re-listen, can’t remember and recall everything → short/simple text/tasks
Reading: The reader’s knowledge/ experiences, Receiving information from letters words sentences paragraphs text context discourse
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Procedure P T L
(Pre-task Task cycle Language analysis)
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3. Speaking and writing
Characteristics
Producing information (Contrasting with listening/reading)
Active in language: words/ structures/ functions should be prepared
Single-task: Fluency in using the language,
Active use of ideas/experience, creative use of discourse (how to start, sustain, end the text)
Speaking: Using body language, Can re-speak, Be afraid of making mistakes
Writing: Can re-write, Focussing on the reader & the context, From controlled writing (sentences/structures) freer writing (topics with suggestions) free writing (topics)
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The procedure P T P
(Pre-stage Through/While-stage Post- stage)
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Characteristics
Phonetics: Something between phonics and phonetics
Vocabulary: Something between meanings and usages
Grammar: Something between functions and grammar rules
4. Language components
(Phonetics, vocabulary, grammar/functions)
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Procedure P P P
(Presentation Practice Production/Performance)
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III. THE LESSON PLANS
PROCEDURE: 5 steps
1. Warm-up: What Ss have learnt (the previous lesson) of prepared for new lesson
2. The first step
3. The second step
4. The third step
5. Check the outcome or Consolidation/Review and what Ss continue doing at home as homework
OVERVIEW:
1. Objectives (or goal):
Students will be able to: Do (what skill), about (what topic), in order to do (what task)
2. The language focus (or language input):
Pronunciation Vocabulary or Grammar in focus
3. Resources (or materials input):
Books/materials, Audio-visual aids (what teachers and students have to use)
Lesson plan No1 (Getting started)
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Lesson plan No2 (Language)
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Lesson plan No3 (Reading)
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Lesson plan No4 (Speaking)
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Lesson plan No5 (Listening)
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Lesson plan No6 (Writing)
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Lesson plan No7 (Communication & culture)
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Lesson plan No8 (Looking back & Project)
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IV. SOME OTHER LESSON PLANS
Type 1: Modern model
Warm-up Review Target language Activities Homework
Warm-up
Make it fun and positive
Make it easy (students get into English-speaking mode
Song, chants games, activities
2. Review
Combined with the warm-up. Both should be fun.
Relevant to today’s lesson
No choral drills
3. Target languange (drill work)
Introducing the new language. Clear example
Referring to board
Give correct form
Using props, pictures, visual, realia
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4. Activities (Controlled Semi-controlled Free)
Clear context
Modeling
Practice in pairs/groups
Controlled – free (80%-20%)
Fun
Reinforcement
Props, pictures, visual, lealia.
Demonstrate activities
5. Homework
Write up on board, along with examples
Make sure what students can do
Take it up next lesson
Type 2: G.I.P.O (Goal Input Procedure Outcome)
1. Goals/Objectives
2. Language focus
Phonics
Lexical items/Vocabulary
Sentence patterns
Teaching/learning aids
3. Procedure
Warm-up/Review
Step 1: Introducing the topic, Setting the task, Modelling (Whole class)
Step 2: Speaking, Listening, reading, ... (individual)
Step 3: Doing the taks in pairs/groups (controlled/freer)
Step 4: Public (pairs/groups) report
Step 5: Language analysis/summary (if necessary)
Step 6: New suggestions (discussion, role-play ...)
4. Outcomes: songs, games, plays, chants, …
Homelink
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Type 3: P.P.P (Presentation Practice Production)
1. Objectives
2. Language focus: Phonetics or Lexical items/Vocabulary or
Sentence patterns
3. Teaching/learning aids
Procedure
Warm-up/Review
1. Presentation
Introducing topic/situation
Introducing new language
2. Practice
Controlled practice
Freer practice
3. Production
Applying new language / Combining language components
Other activities: songs, games, plays, chants, …
Homework/Homelink
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Type 4: Traditional 5-step lesson plan
1. Objectives
2. Language focus
Phonics
Lexical items/Vocabulary
Sentence patterns
3. Teaching/learning aids
Procedure
Step 1: Reviewing and testing the previous lessons
Step 2: Introducing and explaining the new lesson
Step 3: Practicing
Step 4: Reviewing, strengthening, applying new lesson
Step 5: Guiding the homework
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