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Activities and Interaction Patterns
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3. Activities and Interaction Patterns
For each stage you will have to think what approach you are going to use and what activities the students will do to achieve your aims. There is a variety of types of activities: brainstorming, matching, gap-filling, listening for main ideas, listening for detail, reading for gist, writing, speaking, ranking, group decision-making, checking answers, a role-play, etc. To describe the interaction patterns taking place during the lesson it is useful to use the following ‘code’: T = teacher; S = an individual student; T→C = the teacher working with the whole class; S,S,S = students working on their own; S↔S = students working in pairs; GG = students working in groups. 4. Anticipated Problems It is a good idea to make a note on your plan of any anticipated problems – in terms of language or classroom management – that could occur during any of the activities and any strategies you have considered for dealing with these problems. You can anticipate what students will find difficult in a particular language item by thoroughly researching the language you are planning to teach. Investigate, if possible, the ways in which their language is different from English. For example, will your students have difficulty with the sound /ə/ because it doesn’t exist in their language? You can also anticipate difficulties by finding out as much as you can about what the students have done in previous classes – their individual strengths and weaknesses in skills work, for example. There are a number of ways in which the timing and organization of your lesson can be affected. For example, it is a good idea to think about what you would do if: • the students take a longer or shorter time to do the activities than you had planned • they find an activity easier or more difficult than you thought they would; • some students finish before the others • there are some students who need extra support; • there are uneven numbers for a pairwork activity; • some or all of the students have already met the material you have based your lesson round, for example, they have already seen the video you were going to show. Download 0.71 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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