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Lowetta Chan [PSS/ITE] Email: lowettachan@edb.gov.hk Using the Depository of Curriculum- based Learning and Teaching Resources for Designing Speaking Tasks in the English Language at Primary Level
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Speaking For effective communication in daily life Involve the use of correct pronunciation, stress, intonation, grammar, vocabulary and appropriate choice of topic A means to interact with others Skills for opening, maintaining and ending an oral interaction
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Objectives of Speaking Skills Present information, ideas and feelings clearly and coherently Participate effectively in an oral interaction
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Pronounce correctly Pronounce correctly letters of the alphabet and words in isolation, e.g. girl /gɜːl/ in connected speech Produce correctly words in connected speech by linking words together and using appropriate stress, e.g. Thank you /θæŋkju:/ Produce simple phrases and sentences involving repetition or list, e.g. I like bananas, apples and oranges. communicate with others Use simple phrases and sentences to communicate with others with the help of cues using cohesive devices, Connect ideas by using cohesive devices, e.g. and, or appropriate stress, rhythm and intonation Imitate appropriate stress, rhythm and intonation Give simple description Give simple description to express meaning of unknown word in response to teacher’s prompts Use appropriate registers Use appropriate registers when speaking to familiar interlocutors such as teachers and peers, e.g. May I go to the toilet? Apply grammar rules Apply grammar rules such as subject-verb agreement correctly by using cohesive devices, e.g. also, at last Connect ideas by using cohesive devices, e.g. also, at last Use gestures and facial expressions Use gestures and facial expressions to convey meaning and intention Use appropriate intonation and stress, and vary volume, tone of voice and speed Use appropriate intonation and stress, and vary volume, tone of voice and speed to convey intended meanings and feelings
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Acquiring Speaking Skills Teacher’s model For teaching, maintaining classroom routines and interaction and for social interaction Various types of oral activities Acquire speaking skills for various purposes Encourage to use English as a means of communication both inside and outside classroom
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Before designing a speaking task In selecting or designing activities, ask whether the activity have the following characteristics: Does it require learners to speak a lot in English? Is it interesting and does it draw on learners’ past experiences? Is it realistic and does it simulate a real-life situation? Does it require learners to exchange information or express feelings? Does it allow learners to work collaboratively or creatively with peers?
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DEPOSITORY OF CURRICULUM-BASED LEARNING AND TEACHING RESOURCES www.hkedcity.net/edb/teachingresources www.hkedcity.net/edb/teachingresources
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Development of Speaking tasks Development of speaking skills through task-based activities Teaching target grammar items and structures Provide adequate support to help learners in the interactive aspects of the task, e.g. seek information, in how to discuss the topic My City My City Task: Design a city and present it Travelling around Hong Kong Task: Plan and present a 3 Day Itinerary
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DEVELOPMENT OF SPEAKING SKILLS THROUGH TASK-BASE ACTIVITIES Presentation Suggested Modules and Units > KS1 > Me, My Family and Friends > My neighbourhood Task: My CityMy City Create a dream city and present it Suggested Modules and Units > KS2 > We Love Hong Kong > Travelling Around Hong Kong Task: Plan and present a 3 days itineraryitinerary
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Other considerations for the Development of speaking tasks Preparation Teacher should predict what language will be appropriate There may be time when disguised drills, meaningful and purposeful rehearsals and practices are necessary before, during or after the task Resources Resources
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Development of Speaking Tasks – for preparation Key Emphases > Development of language skills Text to Speech (Ivona) : http://www.ivona.com/index.php http://www.ivona.com/index.php Text to Speech (Ispeech): http://www.ispeech.org/text.to.speech.demo.php http://www.ispeech.org/text.to.speech.demo.php
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Other considerations for the Development of speaking tasks Show and Tell Whole-class sharing activity Relate information provided by the speaker Help learners develop greater confidence in speaking before audience Learners may rehearse in groups before the performance
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Show and Tell Suggested Modules and Units > KS1 > Me, My Family and Friends > My FamilyMy Family Listen to a story > People in my family > Introduce family members > Family Tree Listen to a story People in my family Introduce family members Family Tree Suggested Modules and Units > KS1 > Fun and Games > Show TimeShow Time ETV – Show and Tell ETV – Show and Tell
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Presentation A presentation can: Give people information Persuade people Entertain people Key Emphases > Development of Language Skills Presentation Strategies http://www.hkedcity.net/edb/teachingresources/downloadResource.php?rid=695012604 Key Emphases > Greater use of language arts materials http://resources.edb.gov.hk/lead2002/
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Other considerations for the Development of speaking tasks Make use of multi-media resources effective to arouse learners’ interest, e.g. songs, rhymes, stories and dramassongs Help learners in the acquisition of correct pronunciation and oral fluencycorrect pronunciation and oral fluency Audio books provide good models to assist learners to develop correct pronunciation and oral fluency Audio books For self-directed and independent learning
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Development of Phonology Awareness Develop an awareness of the letter-sound relationship in English words Can be taught and practised in GE programme and Reading Workshop Key Emphases > Developing vocabulary and Phonics materials Learn to read http://www.starfall.com/n/level-k/index/load.htm?f http://www.starfall.com/n/level-a/learn-to-read/load.htm?f ABC Fast Phonics http://www.abcfastphonics.com/index.html Free Posters http://www.printablereadinggames.com/posters
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Other considerations for the Development of speaking tasks Provide authentic situation Daily classroom interaction (CG Appendix 4) Daily classroom interaction Require learners to exchange information Work collaboratively Short play / dialogue Suggested Modules and Units > KS2 > Food and Drink > Eating Out dialogue in ordering food dialogue in ordering food
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Other considerations for the Development of speaking tasks For formative assessment: Walk around and listen to groups of learners Examples of good performance as well as common mistakes should be noted down for post-task discussions and follow-up remedial work Examples Development of fluency: depends on the nurturing of confidence in a supportive environment In communicative tasks, the focus should be on what the learners say rather than the accuracy of the English they use
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EXPERIENCE SHARING KS1 Food and Drink – Mr Ng Cho-yee KS1 Food and Drink KS2 An Accident – PLK Dr. Jimmy Wong Chi-Ho (Tin Sum Valley) Primary School KS2 An Accident KS2 Eating Healthily – C.C.C. Kei Wa Primary School (Kowloon Tong) KS2 Eating Healthily KS2 My Brave Neighbour – Ms WONG Lai-yee KS2 My Brave Neighbour KS1 My Classmate – Ching Chung Hau Po Woon Primary School KS1 My Classmate
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SPEAKING TASK Topic : My Hobby Level: KS2 – P4 Task: Talk about ‘My Hobby’ and present it in class http://moviemakeronline.com/ http://moviemakeronline.com/
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