SEAMEO RETRAC: International Conference on TESOL English for All 15 – 17 September 2011 1.

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SEAMEO RETRAC: International Conference on TESOL English for All 15 – 17 September

Developing Speaking Skills Tools Opportunities Planning & Practice Improvement Confidence 2

 Make classes interesting and enjoyable.  Focus on process rather than product.  Offer learners a chance to select personally relevant topics.  Create a learning climate in which learners feel comfortable, supported and secure.  Provide scaffolding to allow learners to have genuine and believable experiences of success.  Encourage learners to make internal comparisons focussing on own sense of progress.  Feedback should reflect ‘growth’ mindset and be detailed and constructive. 3

 Surveys and questionnaires  Role play / dialogues  Discussions 4

 An early structure  Usually introduced in combination with activities like ‘play football’, ‘dance’, ‘play the piano’  How can we ◦ Equip our students with the target language? ◦ Make the examples relevant? ◦ Enable them to add a personal touch? 5

 Vocabulary (collocation) ◦ Play football / do judo / do wushu (well) ◦ Run (fast) /swim ◦ Drive a car / ride a motorbike ◦ Different verbs – do we need any adverbs?  Question form  Short responses  Positive / negative – range ◦ Yes, I can xxx very well /fast ◦ Yes, I can ◦ No, I can’t ◦ No, not very well 6

 Which activities are common in Vietnam?  Add some local ones?  Introduce language through people they will know (supplement text book)? Nguyen Thuy Hien Siu Black 7

Pairwork  Grid with 6 items to ask partner  Last of items is your choice  Tick correct box  Report back  Good students model first  Report back – use ‘and’ and ‘but’?  Any additions? 8

 Introduce – Can you xxx like ……?  Rules ◦ Ask 6 friends. Can you xxx? ◦ If the answer is ‘Yes, I can’, add ‘Can you xxx like yyy?’ (you choose the person) ◦ Answers: Yes, I can / No, not really ◦ Complete the chart ◦ Report back 9

 While you monitor - checklist for the class  When they report back – ‘that was a good extra question’ ‘Wow, that’s a new word for all of us – how do you spell it? Can you show us how you do it?’ ‘ Good to use drive safely – an added adverb)  At the end of the session ‘Good now you can all ask ‘can you’ questions – well done’  See if anyone spontaneously asks you a question! 10

 Classroom Management ◦ Pairwork –not sure they can manage? ◦ Get two ss to work together (groups of 4) ◦ Mingle too much/noisy? ◦ Work in groups of 6  Link to writing? ◦ Report (sentences) – individual / groups?  6 people can swim.  X can run very fast  Y can sing but not as well as ???  You need to model first! 11

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 To what extent do you feel these activities meet some of the criteria discussed under the TOPIC acronym?  How might you adapt these materials for your class?  How would you give feedback to your students?  How can we demonstrate improvement? 13

 You want your students to write a short report on Water Resources in Vietnam: Problems and Progress  You want to use this opportunity to develop/practice their speaking skills 14

 Need content and language to express it: ◦ Draw on what they know? ◦ Vocabulary lesson? Pictures as stimulus? ◦ Reading? - content and language? 15

 Different source readings?  Different pictures?  Internet research – English ? Vietnamese?  Language and Content together?  Prepared items – how to use? (around class / in groups?) ◦ Visuals ◦ Text ◦ Do I choose who gets what? ◦ Different groups - different materials? 16

 Each group chooses two issues.  Reports back on the situation and makes some suggestions.  Need functional exponents  Eliciting Information ◦ What do you think …. ? ◦ Who agrees that…..? ◦ Have you got any more information xx?  Responding ◦ Yes that’s very important. ◦ Yes, but what about …. ◦ That’s great. Let’s choose x.  Making Suggestions ◦ We think the best thing to do is …… ◦ One solution to the issue of xx is….. 17

 Allocate ‘secretary’?  Secretary /team leader reports on contributions in group? Did each person use a FE?  Group summary to class (50 in class 9 groups with max 6 people. Feedback from ?. Next session the others?)  Monitor to ensure good spread of topics?  Praise  Give detailed and constructive feedback  Use / note new vocabulary (share with class) 18

 Takes up to much class time!  Makes my class too noisy!  They keep using Vietnamese!  Counter – arguments? 19

 Speaking and Writing are different!!  Speaking activity gives content ideas and vocabulary – and practices/develops speaking skills.  Need to look at how written text will be structured and type of language used.  Just as with speaking - need to scaffold writing. 20

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