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inamalia yo

RAFT ASSIGNMENTS - 0 views

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    I have found an easy article that explains how to use the RAFT assignments in the classroom. Have a look at it becouse it has got clear examples about it.
inamalia yo

What reading teachers should know about ESL learners - 0 views

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    have a look at the chart we find in the article, it is quite interesting.
Borja Prados

jigsaw practice - 7 views

Education MLE_2012 Techniques
started by Borja Prados on 07 Jan 13 no follow-up yet
Carmen Gonzalez

Some teaching ideas! - 2 views

Techniques Education MLE_2012
started by Carmen Gonzalez on 10 Jan 13 no follow-up yet
inamalia yo

using songs in our English classes - 1 views

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    In this website we can find some songs' videoclips which we can use to teach English. Songs are motivating and they can enhance childrens interest in listening to what the lyrics says.
inamalia yo

ReadStrong - Choral Reading - 1 views

  • Songs
    • inamalia yo
       
      I really believe that songs is a great activity in an English class. In my opinion It has the good effects told here for the choral reading but with an increase of motivation.
  • Songs
  • helps build students' fluency, self-confidence, vocabulary knowledge, motivation, and enjoyment of literature
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  • Using Choral Reading to Promote Language Learning for ESL Students by Joyce K.
    • inamalia yo
       
      Good for reading!!! I´ve done it myself and it is very clearifying.
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    I have uploaded information about the benefits of choral reading and how to use it in a classroom. I also find it quite good as a tool at the pre-prodution stage for English learners. I have also highlighted some similarities with the use of songs in the classroom. I HOPE YOU FIND IT INTERESTING AS WELL!! :)
inamalia yo

Pre-production and the Silent Period - 0 views

  • What determines the length of the" silent period?" There are several factors involved. First, personality plays a key role. A normally shy and quiet youngster in native language is usually going to take longer before they feel comfortable speaking
    • inamalia yo
       
      knowing better our students (personality, likes and dislikes, backgrouds, etc. may help us to know whether they may hesitate more speaking
  • They will be able to respond to pictures and other visuals.
  • What determines the length of the" silent period?" There are several factors involved. First, personality plays a key role. A normally shy and quiet youngster in native language is usually going to take longer before they feel comfortable speaking
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  • Choral reading and Total Physical Response methods will work well with them
    • inamalia yo
       
      I have uploaded information about choral reading
  • “silent period” which is an interval of time during which they are unable or unwilling to communicate orally in the new language
  • understand and duplicate gestures and movements
  • English language learners at this stage will need much repetition of English.
  • Teachers should focus attention on listening comprehension activities and on building a receptive vocabulary
    • inamalia yo
       
      this tools may be most useful ant the first cycle of primary school.
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    The silent period is the period of time in wich a learner hesitates beginning to speak a new language.
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