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Last year I did a webinar on Practical activities for teaching listening decoding skills for the Electronic Village Online session on Teaching Listening. The recording created by the webinar platform was in .exe format so I couldn’t share it, but I really enjoyed the webinar and have been meaning to create a screencast. Today I finally got round to making one, so here goes! The recording is divided into several parts because during the session I gave the participants links to some YouTube videos that I don’t own the copyright to.
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It’s about time I started reflecting on it. I haven’t had time to do so as it’s a very busy role – hence the lack of blog activity. I’m currently writing lessons for a functional, task-led syllabus. There’s a strong focus on speaking, listening and pronunciation. Each lesson has a listening text (well, bout 90% of them do) which is a model for the main task that students complete during a lesson. I’ve been thinking quite a bit about the nature of these listening materials since starting the job (and even since teaching the product). Movies by Levels – Watch movies to learn English. Some thoughts on authentic listening materials. Information Morning - Moncton with Jonna Brewer. Foreign words used in English. Introduction The lesson begins with a short quiz about the English language, which makes sure that the students understand what a hybrid language English is, and the concept of loan words.
They then look at some common loan words and try to decide which language they originally came from, before reading a short text to check their ideas. The point is made in the text that English spelling (and pronunciation) seems very irregular because so many words come from different languages. The students then look at some commonly misspelt words and learn to spell them correctly.
Aims: Develop reading skills through reading a text about the origins of the English language. Age group and level: Older teenagers or adults with CEFR level B2 and above Time: Approximately 60 minutes Materials: All materials can be downloaded below in PDF format Important: Please read To support teachers having to work online during the COVID-19 pandemic, this lesson has been adapted for teachers providing online classes.
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