Online TESOL - Online TEFL ITTT Answers - Unit 3

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Assistance for people completing their TESOL / TEFL certificate online. Please use my notes only to help you
understand the questions.

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Task 1 – Which teaching models have influenced current teaching Unit 19
practices? Give a brief summary of each. Unit 18
Unit 17
Grammar – translation
Converting words between languages Unit 16
Unit 15
Audio – lingualism Unit 14
Over learning of the language
Unit 13

Presentation, Practice and Production (PPP) Unit 12


Teacher explains the context, situation and form of the English language Unit 11
Unit 10
Task-Based learning
Unit 9
Students are issued a task to complete in English
Unit 8
Communicative Language Teaching Unit 7
Structure less method of practicing real life situations Unit 6
Unit 5
Community Language Learning
Students teach each other using their own topics Unit 4
Unit 3
The silent way
Unit 2
Teacher remains silent whilst students discover English for themselves
Unit 1

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Relaxation routine which increases intake of information About Me

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Practicing words and phrases to build a dialogue of information
Task 2 – State five ‘engage’, five ‘study’ and five ‘activate’ stage
activities (also give the probable language level of the students):

Engage – Completed the TEFL course


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Games – Beginners to Intermediate receiving many requests for
Video – Beginners to Advanced assistance I have decided to
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Radio – Intermediate to Advanced
them only for guidance only as you
Short texts – Intermediate to Advanced
will FAIL if you copy them. I do not
guarantee my answers are correct
Study –
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Word order scrambling – Pre / Lower Intermediate to Upper gather ideas. Also no, the profile
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Teacher explains sentence structure – Beginners to Upper Intermediate View my complete profile
Pronunciation practice – Beginners to Intermediate
Teach spelling using puzzles and games – Beginners to Upper Followers
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Analyze English text samples – Pre / Lower Intermediate to Advanced

Activate -
Role-play – Intermediate to Advanced Spiros
Surveys – Intermediate to Advanced
Communication games – Beginners to Upper Intermediate
Debate discussion – Intermediate to Advanced
Story building – Elementary to Advanced

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Task 3 – Structure an ESA (straight arrow pattern) based lesson for an
elementary level class in which the learners would learn the vocabulary Rajanish Roxanne
of clothes and be able to use it when describing what people wear and
are wearing:

Engage Follow
Show some pictures of famous people out of a magazine and then match
the English names to the clothes people are wearing in the pictures or
ask the students to pair up and declare what their partner is wearing.

Study
Explain some basic sentence structures and pronunciation and then
demonstrate some word scrambling on the white/blackboard whilst
letting the students put the scrambled words together.

Activate
Role-play a situation in which someone is buying some new clothes from
a store and correct their pronunciation and sentence structure errors.

Task 4 – Structure an ESA (boomerang pattern) based lesson for teaching


language commonly used for shopping, so that students can ask for, find
the price for and purchase everyday food and clothing items:

Engage
Ask students what they would most likely be shopping for if they were in
another country.

Activate 1
Perform a role-play where the student is the customer purchasing
products relating to the previous step.

Study
Assess where students made errors, correct these errors and explain
them to the students the reasons why they were incorrect.

Activate 2
Conduct another role-play activity which uses the corrected dialogue.
Task 5 – How, what and when would you correct mistakes/errors made
during the following stages. Also give an example of a typical
anticipated error for each:

Engage stage –
How: Self correction or put the error on the board or ask if anyone has
noticed an error.
When: After the student who made the error has finished speaking.
What: Mispronunciation, incorrect sentence structures.
E.g. a student says ‘I is riding a bicycle’ instead of ‘I am riding a
bicycle’.

Study stage -
How: Correct the students’ mistakes using a code to hint the error and
allow self correction.
When: After the student has completed the assigned task.
What: Misspelling, incorrect sentence structure.
E.g. student spells ‘Happy’ like ‘Hapy’.

Activate stage -
How: Ask if students noticed something wrong any of the performances.
When: At the end of the activity.
What: Incorrect speech, pronunciation, translation, grammar.
E.g. Student asks during role-play activity ‘Could I please buy
eleventeen apples’.

Posted by Adam at 2:38 PM

1 comment:

@cr0cus by Henry Ulep May 3, 2012 at 7:10 AM

thanks. this'll be a great reference.

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