1. Guidelines for integrating grammar into writing instruction:
- text analysis (useful as an inductive approach for helping learners who are already familiar with prescriptive grammar rules, focus on proficiency, avoid too complex/ lengthy writing, look for text with ample instancesof the grammatical feature to be analysed
- guided writing practice (the activities should have a purpose other than simply grammar practice)
- dictation
- text elicitation
- text conversion
- text completion
- age
- proficiency level
- educational background
- editing
- error detection / correction exercises
- read-aloud technique
- algorithms (flow chart)
- teacher correction & feedback on errors
-literature teachers require studs to:
- write about what they have read & show how a writer handled one component of a short story/play/poem
- relate how 2 different tasks treat a specific component
- weigh a number of components and then find out the writer's objective
- air their responses to some work
-components of literature: plot, point of view, character, setting, symbols, irony & theme
-procedure writing a paper on literature: focusing, gathering information, organising, writing, revising & editing
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TOPIC 8 : Transcripts, portfolios & exam paper
1. Transcriptions: entails a number of different skills- knowing letter shapes, printing & handwriting, punctuating, spelling & practicing neat, attractive presentation.
-The rationale:
- to form writing looks & how legible it is
- to make the writing easy to read
- punctuation makes things easier to read & can change the meaning
- poor spelling can be disturbing for readers, & make a stronger impression than ur composition
- never ask studs to recopy precisely when there is no audience
- do not criticise/compliment studs about spelling except at final editing
- allocate sufficient opportunities to display their writing
- always expect precise & error-free spelling in a final draft
-Several types of cues when to spell words:
- sound cues
- function cues
- meaning cues
- publish/ display studs' writing
- enlighten that spelling is a thinking activity
- educate studs when, where & why spelling is important
- stimulate studs to spell
- assist studs to progress to the next stage of developmental spelling
- provide info about word formation
- highlight interesting facts about links between words, words origin
- link word into 'word families' which have same spelling pattern
- show the studs how their knowledge about spelling is progressing
- encourage games & puzzles that involve words and spelling
a).-innovative way to evaluate studs writing as well as written record of their work
-Rationale:
- to show studs progress
- to evaluate composition
- to evaluate the stud's use of language
-The observations including:
- things u notice while u observing the stud at work
- particular problems the stud encounter, how they solved
- changes the kind /quality of writing
- how out-of-school factors are affecting the stud in school
- comment from other tcers
- interaction with the parents
- notes on a stud's use of another language
-two basics types of checklists:
- an observation checklist
- a checklist for growth overtime
- a way of recording & passing on information with the child throughout the school experience
e). Reporting to parents
- Monitoring these areas:
- the stud's understanding of the purpose, process & methods of working
- the stud's strengths & weaknesses
- the stud's growth & development
4. Writing for exams
-Steps to assist studs to do well in essay exam:
- dispelling myths about writing
- preparing for the exam
- reading the questions carefully
- planning ur answer
- writing a clear & well-organised essay
- proofreading the essay
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TOPIC 10: THE REFLECTIVE TEACHER
1. Reflection: give feedback on studs' learning & reviewing & re-teaching them when necessary
2. Foundation for teachers' doctrines :goals, values & beliefs teachers hold in relation to the content & practice of teaching, and their perception of their position in the organisations in which they work.
3. Guidelines for reflecting:
- never translate;demonstrate
- never explain; act
- never make a speech; ask questions
- never imitate mistakes; correct
- never speak with single words; use sentences
- never speak too much; make studs speak much
- never use the book; use lesson plan
- never jump around; follow ur lesson plan
- never go to fast; keep the pace of the students
- never speak too slowly; speak normally
- never speak too quickly; speak normally
- never be impatient; take it easy
- it enhances ur learning about teaching
- increase ur ability to analyse & understand classroom events
- by helping establish an inviting, predictable & thoughtful environment
- become self-monitoring
- professional transformation
- describe what u did by elaborating on 1 specific lesson or classroom event
- inform urself & others what is behind this classroom event
- confront the knowledge of teaching, learning & social theories u identified in the previous step
- reconstruct the classroom event or lesson by asking how u might have done things differently.
- the interaction provided through a dialogue journal help to internalise ideas & build flexible, mature thinking about teaching
- focused & purposeful discussions can build higher-order thinking skills & attitudes changes
- action research, can contribute to the development of RTS
- clinical experiences can enhance RTS
- Questions to guide ur journal writing
- recording task
- classroom observation tasks
- peer observation task
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