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This presention is targeted for Chinese teachers and learners using communicative approach. It was presented in SCCCS on Feb 22, 2009.
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TEACHING SPEAKING AND LISTENING IN THE CHINESE CLASSROOM中文課聽說活動
Joanne Chen
蘇芳儀Jan, 2009
Yulin Chinese School
Irvine Valley College
INTRODUCTION1. 聽說先教 ,還是讀寫先教 ? Listening/speaking and reading/writing activities
orders 2. 聽說能力教學目標設定 What do students do to show they have learned
from this class?3. 評量學生聽說能力 How do you measure students’ learning? 4. 解讀評量結果 What did you find from your assessment results? 5. 設計聽說活動 Use the results to design your classroom activities
L2 TEACHING METHODS REVIEW Grammar-Translation approach Direct Approach Total immersion Reading Approach Audio-lingual Method Community Language Method Natural /Communicative approach and Task-based approach The Silent Way Total Physical Response Accelerative Integrated Method (AIM)
USE THE METHODS THAT WILL HELP OUR STUDENTS
Acquire good pronunciation skillsUnderstand the context fasterInteract with others betterFunction better in a real life situationAchieve higher thinking skills and
knowledgeEngage students and maintain their
interest in the Chinese class
STEP 1:THE INSTRUCTIONAL GOALS – ORAL COMMUNICATION
1. Fluency 2. Pronunciation 3. Accuracy 4. Able to sustain a meaningful conversation 5. Express one’s ideas clearly, and be able to
make a oral presentation 6. Communicate effectively to various
audiences in a variety of purposes. 7. Demonstrate an awareness of contemporary
global issues/evens.
STEP 2: DESIGNING ACTIVITIESSituation to be taken
into consideration- Group size Students’ age and
language background Teacher’s personality
and skills Classroom settings Timing Short or long term
Preparation Visual Aids Audio / Video
equipments Computer and
projector Flash Cards Worksheet / Coloring
tools Simple toys or tools Games
STEP 3: EVALUATION AND USE THE RESULTS
Readjust Repeat and recycle Reinforce Redesign Switching to other methods
Key -- Does the result meet the instructional goal
andThe evaluation process?
SPEAKING LISTENING Oral Interview Role-playing Telephone
conversation Project report Discussion on a
topic Describing an event or activity
Story Telling Narrative Textbook Audios Songs /rhymes TV, Movie, Radio Online resources
SAMPLE ACTIVITY 1 – NATURAL APPROACH AND TPRGoal – Stimulate learners’ interest How- Provide ample listening / speaking
opportunities, encourage body movements
TPR in Pronunciation and Tones Songs, dance, and story telling Character flash cards games Audio CD Use of visual aids and props
SAMPLE ACTIVITY 2-COMMUNICATIVE APPROACHGoal- Helping learner to acquire communication
skills How- Teacher provides clear direction and guidance
Task-based learning activities Select a task with functional language use Cooperative learning Learner-centered activities In-class skit, video/ movie making, games. Film and watch the students’ work
SAMPLE ACTIVITY 3- CONTENT-BASED LEARNING
Goal – Students acquire higher levels of thinking skills through the learning process
How – Structure teaching/learning activities
Choose a wide range of resources from textbooks, magazines, or newspapers
Select a subject matter – life styles, culture aspects, people, current issues
May use audio CD or internet resources Students are motivated to learn both the content
and language simultaneously.
COMMON PROBLEMSClassroom management The result is not obviousSpending too much time on one
activityStudents are not behaved. Students do not appreciate. Preparation is taking too much time.Need to move furniture in the
classroom Teacher is exhausted
CONCLUSION No method or lesson plan is perfect.
Listening / Speaking skills can be improved by carefully design activities
Language Teacher’s job is to create ways to bridge learners and the instructional goal, and to prepare learners to communicate effectively in a real life situation.
CONTACT
Joanne Chen蘇芳儀Chinese InstructorYulin Chinese School, Fountain Valley, CAIrvine Valley College, Irvine, CA Email: [email protected]