4. Agenda
First Part ( 02:00 to 04:30 p.m.)
• Why phonetics is important?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJG0uErf8WY
* The phonemic alphabet (page 56-57,ETK)
• Using phonemic symbols in teaching. (ETK DVD4)
• Exploring and sharing strategies.
Break ( 04:30 to 04:45 p.m.)
Second Part ( 04:45 to 6:45p.m.)
• Start work on the Final Proposal
• Up-dating e-blogs
5. Why phonetics is important?
• https://www.y
outube.com/w
atch?v=cJG0uE
rf8WY
9. Exploring and sharing strategies.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyIU
Jh5iC4I
• 'sh' / ʃ / vs. 'ch' / tʃ / sounds - American
English Pronunciation Lesson (video)
• Phonics (Learning English with OZMO)A
BBC method. Practice:
11. • ant * angry * apple
• antelope * alligator * avocado
• Ozmo asks an angry ant and
big black bear to book a band.
12. Sharing Strategies
* Read, Read, Read!
Practice each word by first carefully reading the
word. Note each letter and its position in the
word. Doing this makes the brain form an
image of the word.
* Charts with patterns to avoid spelling lists.
* See It, Hear it, Say It
Practice, practice, practice. Involving several
senses in the learning process can really speed
up word-acquisition.
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20. Autonomous work
• Have the student practice spelling words
• 5 words of the day/week.
• Monitor themshelves
22. • Get in pairs
• Have a look to some of the activities in the book.
• Discuss about: (p.56)
• Name three strategies you like the best.
• Which one do you think is better to help
students improve their pronunciation?
• Why do you think is it important to teach your
students pronunciation?
• Share a strategy you use in your class to
improve pronunciation.
• Socialize with the class. (20’)
24. Your Final Proposal
• Work individually.
• Choose an area in your working place related to EFLT that you
would like to improve.
• Use the format provided to elaborate your porposal.
• Remember to apply concepts, theories, strategies learnt in the
course.
• You have to prepare a presentation of 15 mins for next lesson.
24Communicative Grammar
The questions upon which S-Ts will prepare their presentations are:
What is the activity you suggest to promote literacy?
What do you need to do this activity?
How do you do it?
What age groups do you recommend it for?
What final recommendations would you give your colleagues to make sure this activity works out?