sábado, 6 de diciembre de 2014

MODULE 16


MODULE SIXTEEN
PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES AND INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIES

 

In this unit we saw the techniques to introduce a topic with the different approaches known. I learnt to recognize what is a (1)lead-in , which is an introductory activity based on what is on the grammar of the lesson plan. The (2)warmer is similar but they are not based in the class to be taught, it does not have a relation. The (3)ice- breakers are used at the beginning, they are designed to make students feel comfortable with the class and have good relation with their classmates and teachers. An example of ice-breaker is the (4)mingling survey where students have to find out information of other students. I would use this knowledge to start my classes with enthusiasm and energy. I would choose for beginners the (PPP), put a (5)situational presentation, in which (6)the target language would help them understand daily situations. It is going to be a (7)restricted practiced where the teacher managed every student performance. I consider that (8)controlled practices are good for teacher who likes everything go step by step. As a conclusion, I think that the activities we want to put into practice depends on the purpose of the class, we should choose the better for our students.

References:

- Google Books

Staff Development Guide for the Parallel Curriculum
Google Books,. (2014). Staff Development Guide for the Parallel Curriculum. Retrieved 6 December 2014, from http://books.google.com.ec/books?id=plL3jKwzzMwC&pg=PA28&dq=introductory+

- Google Books

Inquire, Investigate, Integrate!
Google Books,. (2014). Inquire, Investigate, Integrate!. Retrieved 6 December 2014, from http://books.google.com.ec/books?id=ifikAgAAQBAJ&pg=PT7&dq=introductory+acti

1 comentario:

  1. Using controlled activities all the time can make students feel under pressure, so we as teachers have to use freer and free activites

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