Comberton Village College Vocabulary learning in the 21 st century: motivating, effective and independent for all ability classes  Things we know about.

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Comberton Village College Vocabulary learning in the 21 st century: motivating, effective and independent for all ability classes  Things we know about vocabulary learning  Variety of strategies  Lessons from one ‘Mixed Age’ class Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Things we know about vocabulary learning  It is essential for progress and motivation  It is hard for most / all learners  It is not exciting Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Variety of strategies  Contextualisation and repetition  Choice of method (and language)  Uses of music  Online possibilities Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Contextualisation and repetition Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Choice of method and language Rachel Hawkes VocabMan adapted from MFL resrouces

Comberton Village College Uses of music  Y7 song competition highlights value of music for memory  Using music in lessons for creative language use supports vocabulary learning Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Online possibilities  Vocab Express  Quizlet Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Lessons from a ‘mixed age’ class Rachel Hawkes Comberton Village College Northgate High School

Comberton Village College Adults and Year 10 students working together Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Adults and Year 10 students working together Rachel Hawkes Both students and adults highlight the benefits.

Comberton Village College Collaboration and competition Rachel Hawkes Vocab Express Leader Board – Mixed Age Learning project

Comberton Village College Collaboration and competition Rachel Hawkes Vocab Express Leader Board – Mixed Age Learning project June 2011

Comberton Village College Vocab Express EDL Championships Rachel Hawkes

Comberton Village College Vocab Express EDL Championships Rachel Hawkes Personal stories

Comberton Village College My contact details and links to resources  (type ‘rhawkes’ into search to pull up all resources)  Vocabulary challenges  Using music  Mixed age learning Rachel Hawkes ext.222