2. Planning Materials and Activities
• Consider using materials to develop speaking
skills when you plan
• Using language is about communication
• Through realia, concrete materials, learners
will produce the language
• Speaking is about sharing thoughts,
knowledge and feelings
• Activities are evidence of what learners will be
able to produce with or without you
7. Learning Strategies
• Show 20 activities you{ve done so far that are
transferrable to other subjects
• Mention 5 stories you’ve read to your class,
did you use the report sheet to show evidence
of comprehension?
• Demosntrate 5 examples of interactive
writing, where by pictograms/drawings
students interact orally with each other rather
than the teacher
8. Feedback
• When do you feel there is no value in
learning?
• When do you feel a lack of direction?
• How do you encourage yourself to take risks
in teaching?
• How do you become more creative in
teaching?
9. Fluency
• Create 2 of each: 2 Open-ended tasks and 2
closed tasks
– where you only need your body
– where you only use the words to a song
• List 20 or more chinks of language your students
produce NOW
• Share 10 poems you have your students recite. If
you don’t create them now.
• Share 10 songs you use during the week. If you
don’t create/design/search for them now.
10. Language Record
• Explain how you keep a language record
visible to children in your classroom other
than the following
– E.g. magic words
– Chunks of language
– Rhymes
– Stories
– Poems
12. Cognitive and Social Strategies
• Give 3 examples of:
– How students “do the learning”
– How students socialize in Englsih?
– How students interact among themselves in
English?
13. Inductive Grammar
• Give 5 examples of how you involve you
students and increase motivation in
understanding English.
• Give 5 examples of how you involve your
students as thinking people
15. Grammar
• Demosntrate how to handle and understand
grammatical rules ORALLY
• How do you produce “correct” meaningful
English. Give 4 examples.
16. Help Yourself
• Share 10 ludic exercises you have used this
week in circle time, park, psychomotricity and
lunch time
• Share 20 autonomy phrases your students
understand and/or produce NOW. If not,
complete 20 for future classes.
17. HOMEWORK
• Explain how students absorb, process and
practice English in class and at home. Share 5
examples.
• Share 10 activities where students were
involved between lessons and maintained
their commitment to learning English.