PR 80-88 language proficiency – intermediate 11 th graders 45 students Learn summary and prediction 平鎮高中.

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PR language proficiency – intermediate 11 th graders 45 students Learn summary and prediction 平鎮高中

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Get started Technology in the 21 st century Pre-listening Know more about Technology in the 21 st century Vocabulary preview While- listening Identify details Listen for key information Listen for missing words Post-listening Vocabulary pyramid game Summarizing The phone in the future Self- assessment

Three classes ABC level10 th graders 11 th graders attributeArt classEnglish class students26 (30)42 (43)46 (48)

DI Listening Instruction A (low) B (intermediate) C (high) Pre-listening Vocabulary preview 1.Students discuss in groups minutes 1.Students discuss in pairs minutes 1.No discussion. They do it on their own. 2.5 minutes

While-listening Activity Checked the functions mentioned in the clip Order the functions A B

A (low) B (intermediate) C (high) while-listening Listen for key information 1.Only Task A 2.Offer hints (11 functions) 3.Lead students to read the items before listening 4. 3 times 1. Task A + B 2. Offer hints 3. Ask students to read the items before listening 4. 2 times 1.Task A + B 2.No hints 3.Ask students to read the items before listening 4.2 times

A (art class) B (English class) C (English class) Vocabulary pyramidvvX Summarizingsentence Sentence + short paragraph The Phone in the Future vV Post-listening Activities

Feedback

Logical + interpersonal Technology in the 21st Interpersonal + verbal- linguistic Vocabulary Pyramid Visual + bodily-kinesthetic + interpersonal The Phone in the Future

Multiple Intelligence