Language Learning Goals: to listing to the story (jack and the beanstalk) Materials used: The Story Characters, dolls:(jack, jack’s mom, giant, The beanstalk)
Learner A Learner B Learner C Learner D
Reason for speaking (Nikolas) (Simon) (Fatima) (Ahmed)
Learner repeats word(s) after
teacher 1 (whole class together)
Learner repeats word(s) after
2 teacher - (group / pair together)
Learner repeats word / phrase after
3 teacher - (individual)
Learner answers direct question
4 - from teacher
Learner answers open question -
5 - from teacher
6 Learner asks teacher a question -
Learner answers a partner in 7 English (pair/ group work activity)
Learner answers a partner in Arabic
8 - - (pair/ group work activity)
(E) (E) (A)
(E) Learner speaks to the teacher (E) (E) (A) (E) 9 informally (E) (A) (E) (Add E – English; A – Arabic) (E) (E) (A) (E)
Chatting That she That he
That he is Other reason(s) for speaking with other wants to wants his 10 tired students play mom Read the questions below and write your answers:
What was the most common reason for speaking?
Learner repeats word(s) after teacher – (whole class together) The class discussions, asking questions and answering these questions, challenging between the groups and the motivation that the teacher gives the students, for example: let’s see who will get a class dojo point for the correct answer. What was the least common reason for speaking? Learner answers open question from teacher Teacher class rules, for example: when the teacher talks, no one talks, the teacher explain something to the student so no reason to talk, working in canters. Were there any boxes that had no ticks? Learner answers a partner in Arabic (pair/ group work activity) Because I have been in a private school. What do you think is an appropriate sequence of communication patterns between teachers and students? The morning routine (taking attendance, teacher ask students to remember the month and the day, etc.) Teacher instructions for the activities. Singing with the teacher. Repeating after the teacher (words, vocabs, alphabet) student’s questions. Teacher questions.