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12 November 2015

12 November 2015 Intro to EFCIntro to EFC

Teaching Listening

and Speaking

Teaching Listening

and Speaking

Ani Setyaningsih

anisetyaningsih@uny.ac.id Ani Setyaningsih

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What Is Listening?

What Is Listening?

• Listening ≠ Hearing

• Spoken Skill

• Receptive Skill

• Listening ≠ Hearing

• Spoken Skill

• Receptive Skill

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• You need to

hear

a word

before you can

say

it,

• You need to

say

a word

before you can

read

it,

• You need to

read

a word

before you can

write

it.

• You need to

hear

a word

before you can

say

it,

• You need to

say

a word

before you can

read

it,

• You need to

read

a word

before you can

write

it.

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12 November 2015

12 November 2015 Intro to EFCIntro to EFC

Learning to listen in

English

Learning to listen in

English

> Classroom English to set in routines

> The usage of activities actively

supporting children’s understanding

> The use of visual materials

> Classroom English to set in routines

> The usage of activities actively

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Why Children have to Listen

Why Children have to Listen

Listening purposes:

1. To physically settle pupils 2. To stir pupils

3. To improve the general listening attitudes 4. To develop aspects of language

5. To reinforce conceptual development 6. To interact with others

7. To provide support for literacy Listening purposes:

1. To physically settle pupils 2. To stir pupils

3. To improve the general listening attitudes 4. To develop aspects of language

5. To reinforce conceptual development 6. To interact with others

7. To provide support for literacy

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Listening Stages

Listening Stages

1. pre-listening

> personalizing context, brainstorming, digging out key words

2. while-listening

> labeling, numbering, ticking, arranging pictures

3. post-listening

> producing a drawing, retelling 1. pre-listening

> personalizing context, brainstorming, digging out key words

2. while-listening

> labeling, numbering, ticking, arranging pictures

3. post-listening

> producing a drawing, retelling

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Classroom Techniques &

Activities

Classroom Techniques &

Activities

*Total Physical Response (TPR) => Asher

~ Learners physically respond to oral command given ~ Benefits:

1. utilizing the auditory, visual, and tactile learning channels,

2. teaching children to follow directions & listen attentively,

3. keeping with developmentally appropriate notions or thought,

4. being easily adapted in many different ways for YL ~ TPR songs & actions , storytelling, yes/ no cards, drawing * Syllable clapping, rhyming word activities, minimal pairs *Total Physical Response (TPR) => Asher

~ Learners physically respond to oral command given ~ Benefits:

1. utilizing the auditory, visual, and tactile learning channels,

2. teaching children to follow directions & listen attentively,

3. keeping with developmentally appropriate notions or thought,

4. being easily adapted in many different ways for YL ~ TPR songs & actions , storytelling, yes/ no cards, drawing * Syllable clapping, rhyming word activities, minimal pairs

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• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S SONGS\SUPER SIMPLE SONGS\C62173F5_YouTube - The Eensey Weensey Spider - Super Simple Songs.flv

• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S SONGS\SUPER SIMPLE SONGS\C62173F5_YouTube - The Eensey Weensey Spider - Super Simple Songs.flv

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Samples of Instructions

Samples of Instructions

• Listen & draw

• Listen & discriminate • Listen & perform

• Listen & colour/ draw • Listen & predict

• Listen & guess • Listen & label • Listen & match • Listen & draw

• Listen & discriminate • Listen & perform

• Listen & colour/ draw • Listen & predict

• Listen & guess • Listen & label • Listen & match

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Learning to Speak in English

Learning to Speak in English

Children’s expectation

L1

easy & effortless

L2

???

Children’s expectation

L1

easy & effortless

L2

???

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What Is Speaking?

What Is Speaking?

• Using language

• Spoken language

• Productive skill

• Using language

• Spoken language

• Productive skill

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The Development of

Speaking Skills

The Development of

Speaking Skills

• Avoid unrealistic expectations

• Consider mean length of utterances

(MLU) = a number of morphemes

found in child’s utterances

• Consider YL’s pronunciation

• Overgeneralization of errors

• Avoid unrealistic expectations

• Consider mean length of utterances

(MLU) = a number of morphemes

found in child’s utterances

• Consider YL’s pronunciation

• Overgeneralization of errors

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Formulaic Language

Formulaic Language

Vocabulary Formulaic language

Greeting

Social English

Routines

Classroom language

Communication strategies

Vocabulary Formulaic language

Greeting

Social English

Routines

Classroom language

Communication strategies

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Classrooms Techniques &

Activities

Classrooms Techniques &

Activities

• Audiolingual Method (ALM)

=> learning language by developing habits based on the patterns of language

~ drills with choral response & dialogues ~ fishball technique

• Audiolingual Method (ALM)

=> learning language by developing habits based on the patterns of language

~ drills with choral response & dialogues ~ fishball technique

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Cont.

Cont.

• Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) => connecting classroom learning to the real life child-focused situations where language is used.

• Games

• Show & Tell

• Teaching pronunciation • Error correction

• Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) => connecting classroom learning to the real life child-focused situations where language is used.

• Games

• Show & Tell

• Teaching pronunciation • Error correction

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Samples of Instructions

Samples of Instructions

• Look, listen & repeat • Listen & participate • Read aloud

• Look & say

• Retell the story • Show & tell

• Describe the picture • Ask your friends

• Look, listen & repeat • Listen & participate • Read aloud

• Look & say

• Retell the story • Show & tell

• Describe the picture • Ask your friends

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• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S

SONGS\317A977D_YouTube - Say What You See - Animals.flv

• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S

SONGS\D8BD9581_YouTube - Say What You See - Bugs.flv

• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S

SONGS\317A977D_YouTube - Say What You See - Animals.flv

• E:\DATA\My Video\KID'S

SONGS\D8BD9581_YouTube - Say What You See - Bugs.flv

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