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Dr. Wafa Hassan & Ahmad Elghamrawy
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What is motivation? Who is responsible for motivating students to learn?
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“Inner drive, impulse, emotion, or desire that moves one to a particular action”
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Intrinsically motivated people take part in the activities just for their own sake not for materialistic rewards.
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Create activities that increase students’ interest Encourage students to make decision about their own learning Give positive feedback Encourage interaction among students Use a variety of classroom activities Use learner-centered instructional methods
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Tailor your teaching to the needs of the students. Identify Needs: Physical needs Psychological needs Learning styles Specific learning needs
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Who learns? How much of what language? Under what conditions?
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Individual Differences Aptitude to learning Attitudes to language Motives Personality Learning styles Learning strategies
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What is being taught or learned? Oral skills Written skills Communication Grammar Dialect Culture
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Situation and context Learning environment Formal classroom Individual Learning Teaching strategies Street and Community
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Situational Factors Linguistic Input Individual Learning Differences Learner Processes Second Language Output Ellis’ (1985) Framework
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Is a philosophy of teaching and learning which recognizes that each learner is unique. It Offers: a variety of ways for students to explore curriculum content (situational/individual factors) a variety of meaningful activities which allow students to understand information and ideas (input) a variety of options where students can demonstrate what they have learned (output)
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Product (output-assessment) Role- play - presentationPaper - video- audio -graphic Process Strategies - groupingActivities – learner-centered Content (input) Ideas – conceptsInformation - facts
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Level 1 Create family tree using the family vocabulary Level 2 Create a crossword puzzle using the family and quantity vocabulary Level 3 Watch the family movie and answer the comprehension questions
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Multiple levels of Intelligence Language production/reception processes Word retention.
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◦ How to Integrate language skills? ◦ What kind of group activities? ◦ How to group students: Heterogeneously based on: Readiness Interest Learning profile
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Differentiated instruction is interactive: ◦ Student to student interaction: small group- peer editing- whole class ◦ Teacher student interaction ◦ Interaction between the students and the materials: ◦ Books, videos, computer, etc.
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◦ Content: The vocabulary, language structure or language functions introduced to the students ◦ Process: The activities designed for the students to be able to carry out the language functions aimed at in the instructional objectives ◦ Product: End products that show that the students have learned what they were supposed to learn
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Differentiation and objectives Differentiation in activities Differentiation in assessment
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