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Listen – write – talk Three steps – three lessons

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 Understand spoken English  Express themselves and communicate in English  Use different strategies to make themselves understood  Adapt the use of English in different situations and for different purposes

The students evaluate their own abilities on a five grade scale: ”How well can I…”  ask and tell the time  tell the days of the week  use question words  use prepositions

The teacher goes through how to ask and tell the time, weekdays, prepositions and question words on the white board and the students take notes. Lesson 1 Second step Lesson 1 Second step

The students listen to different dialogues from in order to practise their listening skills Lesson 1Third step Lesson 1Third step

There are three different levels for the dialogues: basic, intermediate and advanced.

They can choose from more than thirty different dialogues on each level.

The students work in pairs and write their own dialogues based on what they learned during lesson 1. Lesson 2Step 1

They write about how to make appointments.

They are instructed to use different words and expressions for telling the time.

They are instructed to use different question words.

The students practise reading their dialogues many times to get the pronunciation right. Lesson 2Step 2

The students start recording their dialogues. Lesson 3Step 1

Some students practise and then perform their dialogues in front of the class. Lesson 3Step 2

The teacher documents the students´ demonstrations by filming them.

The films will be shown in class later on and are to be evaluated by themselves as well as other students.

The students complete the same evaluations as in lesson 1. Lesson 3Step 3