Productive Skills: Reading and writing
If a teacher wishes to introduce a communicative activity to the students, he or she should bring in a number of factors:
- They have some communicative purpose
- They want to say something
- They want to listen to something
- They are interested in what is being said
The teacher must create the need and desire, in the students, to communicate...
A key feature of effective teaching is the selection of equipment and teaching aids which can be used to make the lesson more interesting, and attractive...
The unit content touches on theories and teaches methods and techniques for presenting, engaging and reaching students in different ways -- or as in the session: Engage, Study and Activate...
This unit covered different teaching methods and lesson structures, how to make corrections, and included a significant amount of possible classroom activities...
When teaching communication activities, it's important to acknowledge the purpose that writing and speaking has and how it can be incorporated into classroom activities...
Teaching Vocabulary:
Receptive - words the student knows but doesn't use
Productive - words the student knows and uses
What the Student needs to know about vocabulary is :
Meaning/Use/Word grammar/ Interaction/Spelling/ Pronunciation
Engage- Mime & action/Pictures/Discussion/Discover; Study- Gap fill/Word searches; Activate- Open class discussion/ Role-Play
Intro Grammatical Structures:
Students must know: Meaning/Use/Forms & Patterns/ Spoken & written form
Engage- Discussion/ Scenario Building; Study- Intonation & pronunciation patterns/ Gap fills/ Sentence building; Activate- Communication games/ Role-play/ discussion & debate
Language Functions:
Refusing/Agreeing/ Inviting/ Suggesting
Can also include appropriacy (or appropriateness) of the language in terms of the kind of language they use - formal, informal, tentative, technical etc...
This unit covers ways in which to evaluate students' knowledge level of the English language as well as their progress throughout the learning process...