TEACHING PRODUCTIVE SKILLS TO CHILDREN

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TEACHING PRODUCTIVE SKILLS TO CHILDREN

The four skills Receptive: Reading Listening Productive: Speaking Writing

SPEAKING AND WRITING Definition Aspects to teach Activities

SPEAKING: Definition Speaking involves expressing ideas and opinions, expressing a wish or desire to do something, negotiating or solving problems or establishing and maintaining social relations.

SPEAKING: To be successful Students have to control… The ability to articulate phonological features of the language comprehensively; Expertise on stress, rhythm, intonation patterns, An acceptance degree of fluency, Transactional and interpersonal skills, Skills in talking short and long speaking turns, Skills in the management of interaction, Using appropriate formulae and fillers.

SPEAKING: Aspects ACCURACY PRONUNCIATION FLUENCY VOCABULARY

SPEAKING: Accuracy… TO PRACTISE … includes the correct use of vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation. TO PRACTISE

SPEAKING: Fluency… … is the ability to keep going when speaking spontaneously.

SPEAKING: Pronunciation

SPEAKING: Vocabulary

COMMUNICATION GAMES & INFORMATION GAP SPEAKING: Activities COMMUNICATION GAMES & INFORMATION GAP

SPEAKING: Activities ROLE PLAY & SIMULATION

SPEAKING: Activities GROUP WORK & PAIR WORK

SPEAKING: Activities NEED TO COMMUNICATE

DEBATES OR DISSCUSIONS SPEAKING: Activities DEBATES OR DISSCUSIONS

WRITING: Definition This productive skill allows putting the thoughts into words in a paper.

WRITING: Spelling

WRITING: Layout & Punctuation

WRITING: Sentence construction & Text cohesion

WRITING: Creative writing

WRITING: possibilities and activities REAL WRITING TASK

WRITING: possibilities and activities BRAINSTORMING

WRITING: possibilities and activities guided and freer writing activities structure writing activities WRITING ACTIVITIES

WRITING: possibilities and activities CLASS NEWSPAPER

TO SUM UP Guide Important but secondary role Motivation < Teacher talk time > Students talk time Positive feedback