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TIME TABLE FOR TWO WEEK COURSE.
SUBJECT: TEACHING ENGLISH WITH SONGS.
WEEK 1 9-10:30 10:35 -12:00 1:00- 2:30
Monday Using ice breakers.Introduction
Differences between child and adult foreign language learning.
The brain process: lateralization
Tuesday Understanding differences between child and adult pronunciation process
Examples of strong accents, broken English and other issues.
Adults as an specific ESL learning group.Pronunciation techniques
Wednesday sounds Understanding how sounds are perceived by adults
Learning sounds different from the native language
Thursday Words and intonation.Main concerns for adult learners
Language learning abilities for adult learners. Intonation patterns
Understanding adult motivations, acquisitions and learning.
Friday Listening levels.Listening skills
Listening materials Some activities to apply in the classroom
WEEK 1 9-10:30 10:35 -12:00 1:00- 2:30
Monday Using ice breakers.Introduction
Reading short stories(2)
Understanding the contents.
Tuesday Read titles. Look at pictures (if there is any). Read a few of the first sentences the first paragraph. Read first line of other paragraphs. Read the sentences of the last paragraph.
Predicting the contents of the reading by using pictures
. With the above information, students will predict what happens next
Wednesday Reading another kind of printed material:MagazineNewspaperAn article with technological information
Students practice scanning important data (numbers, dates, etc) and then write them board and in their workbook.
Discussion about the importance of scanning for reading comprehension
Thursday Reading another short story
Students will underline the unknown words, find their meaning and try to understand their application on the context
Students will write sentences extracted form the story in order to understand the meaning. Then they´ll use the same sentences to write a short text.
FridayStudents will look for patterns like cause-
Students will change the pattern of the
Group discussion about the impact of
effect, comparison and contrasts, etc.
reading the pattern in a short story.