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FD2 Theorie Englisch

FD2 Theorie Englisch


Matthias Keller
This flashcard set covers university-level educational science, focusing on teaching methods and language learning strategies. It delves into various approaches like task-based learning, grammar teaching, and vocabulary acquisition, emphasizing both accuracy and fluency. The set also explores different skills such as speaking, writing, listening, and reading, along with techniques and frameworks for effective language instruction. Ideal for educators and language teachers, this flashcard set provides practical insights and methods to enhance teaching practices and student engagement.
Karten
27
Lernende
4
Sprache
Englisch
Kategorie
Pädagogik
Stufe
Universität
Erstellt / Aktualisiert
06.06.2013 / 13.06.2016

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Different kinds of gap: (4)

  • Information gap (one has the info, other hasn't)
  • Experience gap 
  • Opinion gap
  • Knowledge gap

Outcome of communication activity

unpredictable

  • realt time
  • interaction
  • no restriction

Forms of writing (4)

  • Copying
  • Doing excercises
  • Guided writing
  • Free writing

accuracy -> fluency

2 Approaches of Writing

Product approach (model Text)

process aporach (plan-write-edit)

Lexis

  • Single word
  • collocations (common going-together patterns)
  • chunks/multi word items(use like one single word)
    • polywords (like single word)
    • frames (depends on context)
    • sentences (occure often like this)
    • patterns
  • to know a word you have to know form and meaning
  • learn words: label -> categorize -> network building
  • short term store -> working memory -> long term memory

how to learn words (8)

  • repetition,
  • retrieval (from memory),
  • spacing (over a long time)
  • pacing (using different styles)
  • use
  • personal organisation (personalize words)
  • Mnemonics (Eselsbrücken)
  • Motivation / affection

Grammar (2 approaches)

Inductive approach (rule is infered through guided discovery)

Deductive approach (rule is presented by teacher)

Grammar Pre- vs. Descriptive

  1. pre: rules, what is right and wrong
  2. de: how people use language

Help learners to enjoy grammar (5)

  • Provide Context
  • personalize the language
  • make it as implicite as possible
  • show importance of grammar in communication
  • provide a written record

Consciousness Raising Activity (Grammar (5)

  • Gramm. of Strucutre (mem. rules)
  • Gramm. of Orientation (memorize forms, chunks)
  • Gramm. of Class
  • Lexical phrase (Lexical set)
  • Collocation (Words that are used together)

Task based learning

  • Start with what pupils already know
  • Pre-task, task cycle, language focus
  • Beginners: longer pre task
  • short task, no planning
  • fluency first, then accuration
  • students should talk much

Task (what about it)

  • Focus on meaning
  • Engage learners
  • Outcome
  • Comletion is important
  • Real world

Top Down

  • General knowledge
  • life situations
  • situational routins

FROM MEANING TO LANGUAGE

Bottom-up

  • Knowledge you have to build up
  • Incoming input as basis for understanding message

FROM LANGUAGE TO MEANING

ACR

Descriptive tools to analyse a lesson

  • Authentic (language I know, For meaning, communication, rela life, pleasure)
  • Clarification (Zoom in and look closely, rules, exaples, translation, about form & meaning)
  • Restricted (Part of what i know, for: form, practice, accuracy, testing, display)

Frameworks (3)

  • Test Teach Test
  • Presentation practice Production (for accuracy)
  • Task based learning (focus on form)

Lesson Plan:

General: Topic/Contents, Main aims, subsidiary aims

Time, Stage and aim, Procedure, ACR, Interaction, Material

Possible lesson aims (7)

  • Clear statement
  • Concrete
  • Full sentences
  • Positive statements
  • checkable at the end of a lesson
  • NOT! an activity
  • NOT! Grammar -> Skills!!!

Pre-Task

Introducing topic and task

Function: Warm learners up, engage them, give them goals, make them focus, motivate

Ideas: Classifying words and phrases, listening, brainstorm, motivation phrases and pictures

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