TEACHNING SPEAKING
Several approaches to identifying speaking content
1) topics to discuss
2) real-life communicative situations
3) modelling the communicative process
Which of these is the most adequate form for the content of communication?
Knowledge of the world and reality is stored in the human consciousne...
Level: advanced
Age: 18-100
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EFL TEACHING BETTER LISTENING SKILLS FOR BETTER PRONUNICATION SKILLS
General features of teaching pronunciation
Teaching pronunciation is important not just because it is necessary to communicate one�s ideas clearly.
Articulation movements accompany the process of using the language not only when a person is speaking but also during listening, reading and writin...
Level: advanced
Age: 18-100
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SPECIFIC FL TEACHING PRINCIPLES
Integration and differentiation
Native language support
Communicativeness
Situation-driven teaching and situation-initiated learning
Functionality
Newness or novelty
Personal cognitive and communicative involvement
Speech-oriented
Supported or guided communication
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
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Motivation and stimulation in language teaching
From motivation and stimulation parameters
of speech generation and reception to EFL teaching principles
Motivate any utterance (passive or active)
In case of no real-life motivation, suggest role-playing strategies
State the aim clearly in communicative terms.
Not necessary to explain the mo...
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Age: 14-17
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TASK-BASED TEACHING
Approaches to tasks classification
Do they teach to understand language use? - Informational
Do they teach to make effective use of language items? � Operational
Do they motivate the use of language for communication? � Motivational
Do they focus on form? � Non-communicative
Do they focus on...
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Age: 18-100
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The use of informational technologies at early stages of studying the Japanese language
The use of informational technologies at early stages of studying the Japanese language
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
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TEACHING SPEAKING Dialogues and monologues
Teaching dialogue is based on psycholinguistic nature of speech generation (production) and speech reception
A speech stimulus requires use of real communicative situations or invention of an imaginative one
Programming an utterance that includes the stage of structural analysis of the situation a...
Level: advanced
Age: 15-100
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EFL TEACHING SLIDES Lecture 37 - CONTENT-BASED EFL
Our assumption is that a content-based class,
on one hand, enhances EFL competencies by making the language units relevant in the eyes of the learner, and,
on the other hand, ensures a broader scope of vision, better retention and more profound understanding of other disciplines, whether at seco...
Level: advanced
Age: 17-100
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TEACHING WRITING IN EFL CLASSROOM Writing as communication
Types of writing
Writing can be expressive, poetic, informative and persuasive.
Depending on the type of writing, the writer concentrates either on the subject matter of the written piece, or on the reader, or on one�s own feelings and thoughts.
The triangle of the �subject matter�, �writer� ...
Level: advanced
Age: 17-100
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THE COGNITIVE-COMMUNICATIVE METHOD
A complex functional skill as a hierarchy of components
The teacher can draw a workable chart of functional skill components to keep track of them and to set a complex skill into motion as early as possible.
Such a chart will indicate where different functional skills overlap.
It is evident th...
Level: advanced
Age: 14-17
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