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French as a Second Language

Nine-year Program of Studies

Guide to Implementation -

Grade 7 to Grade 9

ALBERTA EDUCATION CATALOGUING IN PUBLICATION DATA

Alberta. Alberta Education. Direction de l'éducation française. French as a Second Language Nine-year Program of Studies.

Guide to Implementation - Grade 7 to Grade 9.

This resource can be consulted at the following address:

ISBN 978-0-7785-6464-5

1. Français (langue) - étude et enseignement - Alberta - Allophones.

2. French language - Study and teaching as a second language - Alberta.

3. French language - Study and teaching - Alberta - Foreign speakers.

4. French language - Outlines, syllabi, etc. - Alberta. I. Title.

PC 2065.A333 2008 440.707123

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction........................................................................ .......................................1 Purpose of the guide.................................................... Content of the guide........................................................................

Benefits of learning a second language ........................................................................

.............2 Language learning in Alberta............................................

Course sequences available for FSL........................................................................

..................4 Chapter 2 - Program Design........................................................................ ................................5 Program Design ........................................................................ Learner outcomes........................................................................ Multidimensional framework................................................................... ..................................6 Development of competency........................................................................ .............................7

The Experience-Communication component........................................................................

....8 The Language component........................................................................ ................................11 The Culture component........................................................................ ....................................14

The Language Learning Strategies component........................................................................

15 Program articulation...........................................................

Chapter 3 - Implementation of the FSL Program of Studies..................................................21

10 key principles for implementation........................................................................

..............21 Meaningful language ........................................................................ ......................................22

Comprehension precedes production........................................................................

...............22 Language learning is cyclical...........................................

Communication takes precedence over language knowledge .................................................24

Language and culture intertwined........................................................................

....................26 Strategies made explicit........................................................................ ...................................26 Student progress shared........................................................................ ...................................27

Language for fun and creativity........................................................................

.......................27

Parental and community support ........................................................................

.....................28 Life-long learning........................................................................

Chapter 4 - Teaching in the FSL Classroom .......................................................................

....31

Many contexts for FSL teaching ........................................................................

.....................31

Successful FSL classroom environment ........................................................................

.........32 The program of studies ........................................................................ ...................................32 The teaching approach........................................................................ .....................................32 The teacher........................................................................ The students........................................................................ The classroom environment........................................................................ .............................37

The resources, materials and equipment........................................................................

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The school and the wider community........................................................................

..............42

Chapter 5 - Planning for Instruction ........................................................................

................45 Types of planning ........................................................................

Foundations for planning

Models for planning language instruction........................................................................

.......50 Planning templates........................................................................

Chapter 6 - Instructional Techniques and Strategies..............................................................61

Types of instructional strategies........................................................................

......................61

Teaching within the Fields of Experience ........................................................................

.......62

Instructional strategies to develop the Language Skills...........................................................63

Developing the Language component ........................................................................

.............79

Developing the Culture component........................................................................

.................83

Developing the Language Learning Strategies component.....................................................84

Chapter 7 - Meeting the Needs of All Students........................................................................

93
Student diversity ........................................................................ Getting to know the students............................................

Motivating students to learn French ........................................................................

..............100 Differentiating instruction........................................................................ ..............................102

Program planning for differentiation........................................................................

.............107

Specific instructional strategies........................................................................

.....................108

Chapter 8 - Classroom Assessment........................................................................

..................119 Why assess........................................................................ What to assess........................................................................

Current trends in classroom assessment ........................................................................

........120 Assessing effectively ........................................................................ .....................................125

New assessment practices imply new teaching practices......................................................127

Sample assessment materials........................................................................ .........................128

Assessment practices and instruments........................................................................

...........128 Chapter 9 - Using Technology to Support Second Language Learning...............................143

Language teachers - early pioneers of ICT integration.........................................................143

Supporting students with special learning needs...................................................................144

Uses of technology in FSL classes............................................................... ..........................145 Accessing authentic language........................................................................ ........................146 Gathering information........................................................................ ....................................147 Communicating via technology........................................................................ .....................148

Creating collaborative communities........................................................................

..............152 Accessing cultural knowledge........................................................................ .......................154

Concentrating on specific skills........................................................................

.....................154

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Meaningful practice in authentic contexts........................................................................

.....158 Creating texts of all types ........................................................................ ..............................158

Expanding critical thinking skills........................................................................

..................160 Exploring virtual realities ........................................................................ ..............................161

Customizing for individual differences ........................................................................

.........161 Accessing "Just In Time" support........................................................... ...............................162

Receiving feedback on progress........................................................................

....................162

Appendices

Appendix A: Comparison of FSL Programs of Study: 1991 and 2004 ................................167

Appendix B: Fields and Subfields of Experience by Grade (4 to 12) ..................................169

Appendix C: Summary Charts for Use with the Communication and Language .............................173

Appendix D: Suggested Classroom Expressions..................................................................187

Appendix E: Suggested Vocabulary Associated with the Fields of Experience..................195 - Vocabulaire suggéré pour la 7 e - Vocabulaire suggéré pour la 8 e - Vocabulaire suggéré pour la 9 e Appendix F: Contributions of the FSL Program of Studies to Workplace Readiness.........317

Appendix G: Introductory Letter to Parents and Guardians .................................................319

Appendix H: Summary of Program Outcomes - Grades 4 to 12..........................................321

Appendix I: Reflections on the FSL Classroom Environment............................................327

Appendix J: French Pronunciation Guide........................................................................

....333

Appendix K: Guidelines to Consider When Selecting Resources........................................339

Appendix L: Selected Models for Second Language Lesson/Unit Planning and Instruction........................................................................ .........................341

Appendix M: Suggested Activities and Task

s by Field and Subfield of Experience............343 - Grade 7........................................................................ ................................343 - Grade 8........................................................................ ................................349 - Grade 9........................................................................ ................................356

Appendix N: Steps Carried Out in Task-Based Learning.....................................................363

Appendix O: Types of Tasks........................................................................ .........................365

Appendix P: Sample Blank Planning Templates..................................................................369

Appendix Q: Cooperative Learning Strategies.....................................................................385

Appendix R: Suggested Activities or Classroom Games to Promote Oral Interaction........427

Appendix S: A Selection of Graphic Organizers .................................................................445

Appendix T: Various Instruments Related to Differentiated Instruction .............................451

Appendix U: Selected Assessment Instruments....................................................................463

Appendix V: Assistive Technologies to Support the Learning of FSL ................................515

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