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Dictation is mainly a writing exercise. B) students don't like dictation. C) it's not a communicative language teaching technique. D) students will like interactive dictations. E) Could you use it in your classrooms? yes, with some adaptation for the traditional layout of your classrooms.
Dictation is mainly a writing exercise. B) students don't like dictation. C) it's not a communicative language teaching technique. D) students will like interactive dictations. E) Could you use it in your classrooms? yes, with some adaptation for the traditional layout of your classrooms.
Dictation is mainly a writing exercise. B) students don't like dictation. C) it's not a communicative language teaching technique. D) students will like interactive dictations. E) Could you use it in your classrooms? yes, with some adaptation for the traditional layout of your classrooms.
3-WAY DICTATION a) Dictation is a very old-fashioned language teaching technique. b) We dont do dictations in real life. c) Everyone is involved when they do dictations. a) Dictation is mainly a writing exercise. b) Students dont like dictation. C) Dictation is not a communicative language teaching technique.
DISCUSSION a) Dictation is old-fashioned but only when using the traditional technique. b) What about writing addresses and messages dictated by people on the phone? c) Everyone is involved when they do dictations. d) Dictation is a listening and writing exercise. e) Students will like interactive dictations. f) Dictation used creatively can be a very communicative teaching technique.
PAIRWORK GAPPED DICTATIONS PAIRWORK GAPPED DICTATIONS Was the activity fun? There was a strong information gap and suspense. Was the activity useful? It involved careful listening and writing, including a lot of focus on punctuation. How efficient was the post-activity checking? Very: no need to write the text up on the board since the students can share their versions RUNNING DICTATION RUNNING DICTATION Did you enjoy the activity? Why? Its dynamic and competitive. Why is the activity effective for deep learning? Students need to memorise the language (including spelling) while running to and fro. Could you use it in your classrooms? Yes, with some adaptation for the traditional layout of your classrooms.
STORY-TELLING DICTATION STORY-TELLING DICTATION What are the special communicative features of this activity? Creativity, information gap, surprise, humour. Can the teacher easily provide feedback on the accuracy of students contributions? Tricky question. Orally yes, but it is not practical to check every written text. DICTOGLOSS Stunned Qantas Airways passengers watched out of their windows as a large python clung to a plane's wing during a two-hour flight from Australia's north-eastern city of Cairns to Papua New Guinea. The three-metre snake fought to stay on the plane, pulling itself forward only to be pushed back by the frigid high-altitude wind, as cold as -12C. A passenger videotaped the whole struggle. The python was still attached when the plane landed in Port Moresby but a Qantas spokesman said it was dead on arrival. DICTOGLOSS ORIGINAL TEXT DICTOGLOSS What level is this activity appropriate for? Intermediate to advanced, if the text is carefully graded. Why is it effective for practising writing skills? Students have the basic content but have to build up the syntax, vocabulary, spelling and punctuation themselves. Also students can share their resources and knowledge, i.e. learn from each other. PRACTICUM Get into groups of 4-5. Each group chooses a short text from the handout of Mulla Nasreddin Folktales. Each group chooses an interactive dictation technique: Gap-filling pair-work dictation Running dictation Story telling dictation Dictogloss Be prepared to demonstrate your activity.