Tiếng Anh - Chapter 4: How to describe learning & teaching
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- Chapter 4: How to describe learning & teaching Harmer, J. (1999). How to teach English. Longman
- 1. Concepts about language learning & teaching Adults: learning w/o studying if in the right kind of contact Children & adults similarly acquire language successfully outside the classroom: First, being exposed to the language Second, motivated to learn to communicate Third, having opportunities to use the language they have just learned
- 2. Elements for successful language learning in the classroom Engage Study Activate
- Engage Aims Arousing learners’ interest & involving their emotions Activities & Materials: Games (depending on ages, types) Music Discussion Pictures Stories/anecdotes
- Study Main focus: the construction of the language Activities Pronunciation practice Grammar presentation Structure/grammar drills Vocabulary presentation/practice Reading a text (content/language)
- Activate Purpose/Aim: Getting Ss using the language as freely and communicatively as they can Typical activities: Role – plays Debates & discussions Story & poem writing Writing in a group
- 3. ESA in different lesson sequences ESA Straight Arrow Sequence EAS(A) Boomerang Sequence EAASASEA (etc) Patchwork Sequence
- ESA Straight Arrow Sequence Engage Study Activate (p.27) Taking Ss in a straight line First, get Ss interested & Engaged Then, study something (e.g. how grammar points are constructed) & give Ss a chance to practice the language in a controlled way Finally, Ss try to Activate it by putting it into production (e.g giving them a chance to activate the new language in an enjoyable way)
- Limitations of ESA lessons not appropriate for advanced learners with more complex language not answer the learners’ need
- The Bomerang Sequence Engage Activate Study Activate (p.28) Teacher: answering the need of learners The connection b/w what Ss need to learn & what they are taught: transparent placing a great burden one teacher b/c he/she will have to be able to find materials based on the (unforseen) problems thrown up at the Activate stage Appropriate for intermediate & advanced level
- The Patchwork Engage Activate Activate Study Activate Study Activate Study Engage Activate (page 29)
- 4. What teaching models have influenced current teaching practice? Grammar Translation Audio-lingualism Presentation-Practice-Production Task-Based Learning Communicative Language Teaching