STEP
1
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EXAMPLE
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Create a number of
schema- building tasks that introduce initial vocabulary, language and
context for the task.
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Read a comic about a
family situation discussing holiday supplies and equipment. Identify key words
(tent, sleeping bag, etc.) and practice expressions.
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STEP 2
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EXAMPLE
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Give learners
controlled practice in the target language, vocabulary, structures and
functions.
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Listen to a model
conversation (a comic script) between members of a family and practice the
conversation. Practice the conversation again using the model according to
your necessities.
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STEP 3
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EXAMPLE
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Give learners
authentic listening practice.
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Listen to several
native speakers dialogues discussing holiday supplies and equipment. Practice
the conversation.
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STEP 4
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EXAMPLE
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Focus learners on
linguistic elements, e.g. grammar and vocabulary.
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Listen to the
conversation again and note intonation. Use key words to use them in
expressions.
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STEP 5
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EXAMPLE
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Provide freer
practice
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Role play. Student A
plays the part of a member of the family (mother). Make a list of necessities
for a campsite holiday. Student B plays the part of another member (father).
Use key words to discuss holiday supplies and equipment.
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STEP 6
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EXAMPLE
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Pedagogical task
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Group work
discussion and decision making task. Listen to the options again and decide
on the most suitable necessities.
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domingo, 31 de mayo de 2015
Second example of pedagogical sequence
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Well done! The sequence is great and clear, except for step three... students should do some listening activity. Practising the conversation is more suitable for other steps.
ResponderBorrarYou're right! I'll take into account next time. Thanks Sara!!!!
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