Teaching in the 21 st Century Pete Sharma NATESOL / IATEFL ESOL SIG Teachers Conference Salford June 2011.

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Teaching in the 21 st Century Pete Sharma NATESOL / IATEFL ESOL SIG Teachers Conference Salford June 2011

Aims To provide twenty practical teaching ideas using technology To share thoughts and experiences of T.E.L.L.

Overview Six statements Practical ideas Open forum

(1) New era

(2) Controversial: Multiple perspectives Multiple perspectives Teacher Student Trainer DOS $$$ School Publisher Author Designer Developer Theory

Before and after

Corpus linguistics (3)Technology - changed language teaching forever

(4) Range of course types face-to-faceBlended: 3 + CD-ROMdistance

Course types AdjunctMixed / hybridIntegrated 100% f2f 80 / 20 50/50 20 / % online

(6) Centralicity of pedagogy What is it? So what? How to use it? (5) The importance of attitude

Practical teaching ideas 1) Grammar 2) Vocabulary 3) Language skills Listening and reading Speaking and writing 4) Phonology

Grammar Going to Present continuous Will Authentic Restricted Clarification (Scrivener)

Infinite clone tool Right or wrong? I am born in Poona I have seen Mark yesterday I am in London for two days If I will see James, I will give him the message

Grammar matrix

Unlikely-likely language 40 persons / 40 people. We're at Stockholm / We're in Stockholm If we would have done that……. Did you do that already? / Have you done it yet? If I was you / If I were you Charles, you're not understanding me

(2) Vocabulary - storage

Word frequency

Note-able words

(3) Skills Listening Reading Receptive Speaking Writing Productive

Listening Then Now Im going to play the tape twice……. Bookmark it! Choice – how many times? with or without sub-titles?

Listening

Reading

E-lessons

E-book readers Sony E-book readersAmazon Kindle Nook

Speaking Flip camera

Speaking – voting devices Students should turn off their mobile phones in class Vote now: 1 – Yes 2 - Unsure 3 – No

Speaking Timed anecdotes – task repetition

Writing - wiki Refutation

Handwriting recognition software

Process writing BrainstormEdit Review Final proof

(4) Phonology

Pronunciation

Games