Support for English, maths and ESOL Level 3 Award in English for literacy and language teaching Speaking and listening master class.

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Support for English, maths and ESOL Level 3 Award in English for literacy and language teaching Speaking and listening master class

Session aims To review and extend participants’ personal speaking, listening and communicating abilities   To present, listen and respond to complex information

Outcomes By the end of the session participants will better understand how to:   Express themselves clearly and effectively Select appropriate linguistic techniques/ strategies to ensure desired cohesion Recognise, use and respond to non-verbal communication Listen critically and evidence understanding Recognise speaker’s intention Listen and respond appropriately

Non-verbal communication ‘It’s not what you say, it’s the way that you say it!’ According to research, words are only 7% of our communication, tone of voice is 38% and body language is 55% Professor Albert Mehrabian

Complex shape

Planning a speech In pairs, share: what you did the kind of language you used how you decided what to say how well it went

Action Learning Set – instructions Decide the length of time each person will have. Allocate a time keeper.   Individually, note on a sticky note one issue you would like to discuss about speaking, listening and communicating (in work / life). As a ‘round robin’, each person say what issue they will bring to the action learning set. Conduct discussion. Listen and give constructive feedback to each person during the discussion. Be strict about time keeping. As a ‘round robin’ each person say what they have gained from the discussion.