lesson 2 Teaching classroom language
help students use english in class. □ explain how to ask for help. □ respond to student questions about classroom language. language to know.
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TKT Module 1: Types of activities and tasks for language and skills
TKT Module 1: Types of activities and tasks for language and skills with a review of teaching terms then explores the purpose of some typical classroom.
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Terms and Conditions
TKT Module 1: Types of activities and tasks for language and skills development - Teacher's NotesDescription
This activity begins with a review of teaching terms, then explores the purpose of some typical classroom
activities. Participants discuss what approaches different activity types fit into.The syllabus area discussed
here is 'types of activities and tasks for language and skills development', tested in TKT Module 1 Part 3.
Time required: 60 minutes Materials
required:Participant's Worksheet 1 (cut into strips)
Participant's Worksheet 2 (one for each participant) Participant's Worksheet 3 (one for each participant) Participant's Worksheet 4 (one for each participant)Sample Task (one for each participant) Aims:
To introduce and review teaching terms
To provide an opportunity for participants to discuss the design and purpose of a range of common comprehension and production tasks and activities To provide an opportunity for participants to discuss frameworks for activities and tasks To provide practice in completing tasks in which types of activities and tasks for language and skills development is the testing focus Procedure1. (10 minutes) Cut up Participant's worksheet 1
into strips before the session. The strips are organised in matching pairs of teaching term and definition on the worksheet. For example: to tell someone they have done well matches with Praise. Give each participant one strip. Reduce or repeat the number of strips as appropriate, making sure that you give out matching pairs of definitions and teaching terms.2. Tell participants that they have either a definition or a teaching term on their strips of paper. They
walk around the room saying their definitions/terms until they find someone whose strip matches with theirs. When they find their partner, they should sit down next to each other and discuss when teachers would use these terms in the classroom.3. Tell participants that knowledge of teaching terms falls into the syllabus area of 'types of activities and
tasks for language and skills development', which is tested in TKT Module 1 Part 3 and that the terms
in this activity were taken from the TKT Glossary.4. Explain that this syllabus area also tests candidates on their knowledge of 'the design and purpose of
a range of comprehension and production tasks and activities'. Ask participants: © UCLES 2009. This material may be photocopied (without alteration) and distributed for classroom use provided no charge is made . For further information see ourTerms and Conditions
What do comprehension activities do? (test or develop listening or reading skills and subskills) What do production tasks and activities do? (provide opportunities for learners to practise and extend their productive skills, i.e. speaking and writing)5. (10 minutes) Hand out Participant's worksheet 2. Participants work with their partners and choose
the correct name for each task from the list at the top of the worksheet. Check answers together (see key below).6. (10 minutes) Refer participants again to the first activity on Participant's worksheet 2 - a survey.
Ask: Is a survey used for testing or developing comprehension or for practising and extending productive skills? (practising and extending productive skills)Which productive skills? (speaking)
Is this a controlled practice activity, a less controlled practice activity or a free practice activity? That is , how much choice do students have in the language they use? (It depends on the survey. They can be designed to practice specific language (controlled practice or less controlled practice), or they could be designed to allow students to develop oral fluency (free practice). Sum up by confirming that surveys are used to practise or extend speaking skills and can be used for controlled practice, less controlled practice or free practice.quotesdbs_dbs7.pdfusesText_5[PDF] classroom language for beginners
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