What I learnt on Twitter… … and other social media
11 tips for teachers of MFL
AfL Strategies
O Something OLD that I already knew today: I knew how to say “cat” in French, it’s ……………. I knew how to say “rabbit” in French, it’s ………. N Something NEW that I learned today: I learned how to say …………………… in French, it’s …………………. C CONCERN: Something that I’m still not sure about is … how to say ……… correctly. what ………… means. E EXPLAIN: Which animal is masculine, which is feminine and which is plural? How do you know? a.une poule b.trois oiseaux c.un tigre ! EXTENSION: Translate this sentence into French: On my farm, I have one cow, two sheep, three rabbits and a guinea pig.
@urban_teacher Cream of the crop
@urban_teacher Blooms questioning kit
Collaboration
@UKEDResources “Blooming” Words
Differentiation
@domininc_mcg Differentiation difference-by-differentiating.html
@laetitialemoal
@HFLanguages
@thespanishist Challenge Grids
Give an example of the future Create a sentence/phrase using the perfect infinitive linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Explain what the conditional voice is and give an example. Give an example of negatives. Create a sentence/phrase using the conditional voice linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Give an example of development. Create a sentence/phrase using subordinate clauses linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Explain what venir de + infinitive means and give an example. Explain what a modal verb is and give an example. Create a sentence/phrase using a wide vocabulary linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Explain what the subjunctive voice is and give an example. Create a sentence/phrase using a avant de + infinitive linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Give an example of the past tense. Explain what avant de + infinitive means and give an example. Give an example of the past tense. Create a sentence/phrase using modal verbs linking to the topic of leisure and free time. Six points Trois pointsUn point
Literature/Grammar
@teachitlang ALL Literature WIKI
@biscuitsmccann
Songs
@mcaodonnell utu.be utu.be
Websites & Online Resources
@educationperf language-championships.html language-championships.html
@trekkiep My attempt com/?rc=play&pid=2a9d1 ed075fc My attempt com/?rc=play&pid=2a9d1 ed075fc
@IssacGreaves Animoto
@Joedale for-the-foreign-language-classroom/
@langwitch g-independent-learning-in-mlf.html
@Bgiersche Hunger Games 11/22/catching-fire-article-and-lesson-plan/
Speaking Activities Active learning oreign-language-speaking-activity-that-involves- the-entire-class/
Miscellaneous
@dominic_mcg
@KathyElliott
@TwitterFrance
@mfldept
@tcastillo01
@frenchblabla
@SpanishToMove
@BablakeMFL
@TGESMFL
@MmeAsseDrouet 99 dessins pour ne plus faire de fautes d’orthographe fautes/ fautes/
Hannah Daltry Stokesely School
Quizlet Set up a free account (you do not need to pay for the Teacher account) search your subject Hopefully you will find another teacher has already uploaded the content you want! If not, you can set up your own really easily Engaging Competitive- records scores and tells pupil their place in the class at the end of each game! Good for retention Easy homework to set & great as a meaningful, useful computer room lesson Helps with learning of key words Search ‘Stokesley’
Memrise Lots of course content already uploaded by other users Builds up gradually Uses a variety of techniques to aid retention- repetitive in a good way Pupils can track their own progress Leaderboard adds competitive element
Padlet Set up a wall and pupils can post to it as a homework task No marking Good starter for next lesson Easy to see who has done it and who hasn’t
Pinterest Good for visual learners Pupils can make a ‘board’ and pin as much as they want to it- could be used as a revision aid
Popcorn! Set a timer for 15 seconds Set a topic Pupils choose when to shout out their word Afterwards, write down everything you heard Inclusive, weaker pupils can be supported by stronger pupils
Memes!
@dominic_mcg
@morganmfl
@spsmith45 guide/games-that-work/ Excellent resources right through to A Level Annual fee £25
@BarryNSmith79