Формирование навыков говорения и аудирования у младших школьников

An information gap activity...
On the farm…
Sarah Phillips Young Learners, Unit 2.2 ‘An information gap activity’

An information gap activity...
On the farm…
Sarah Phillips Young Learners, Unit 2.2 ‘An information gap activity’

Think about very young children learning their mother tongue. What can we learn from this and use in the language classroom?
2. To what extent are children going to speak in English in the classroom?
3. Are the children going to produce new language as soon as it is introduced?
Speaking and listening in the classroom environment…

Some conclusions…
Innate learning of the mother tongue; children will expect to ‘take away’ language from their lesson that they can use immediately.
Imitation is key to language acquisition.
Children learn through immersion in familiar/accessible input.
Children learn in a supportive and interactive atmosphere.
Children respond to praise and encouragement.
Children speak when they are ready.

What can we learn from the activity about children’s speaking and listening in the language classroom?
Creating opportunities for speaking and listening…
What opportunities do we create in our classrooms that encourage children to speak in English?
Who are the children going to speak / listen to?
Is the majority of speaking in language activities controlled? How could freer practice be introduced?

Activities should provide…
Good models (teacher / audio/visual material).
Interactive and supported pair work.
Personalised / relevant topics.
A variety of interaction patterns (whole class together, whole class to teacher, pairs, small groups…).
A reason for speaking / listening.

On the farm…
Organising ‘supportive’ speaking/listening activities… creating a ‘scaffold’.
Think about the information gap activity. Make brief notes about the various stages of the activity. How did each stage help to support the activity?

Analysing activities that encourage interactive speaking and listening…
Control creativity
Interaction who are the children speaking to?
Imitation / immersion / interacting with others?
Natural communication strategies?

…thinking about…
The opportunities we create for speaking and listening in our classrooms.
The language demands of our activities.
Supporting and encouraging children to listen and speak in English.

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