Teaching speaking (F24)
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Weekly
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 6
Week 7
Week 9
Week 10
Week 12
Schedule
November 21 - lesson plan first draft November 28 - lesson plan draft deadline December 5 - final teaching demonstrations December 12 - final teaching demonstrations December 19 (extra week if needed) |
Homework assignments
Due Week 3 (September 19)
Read the chapter below and write on the e-class discussion board.
Due Week 3 (September 26)
Read the chapter below. See the questions and write your replies on the HUFS e-class discussion board.
Homework (due October 10)
Read Chapter 3 from “Task-Based Language Teaching” (file below). The reading contains many questions in “Reflect” boxes. Choose any question to answer and write your answer on the e-class discussion board.
Homework (due October 17)
(No discussion board and no reading for this week) The (previous) Week 5 reading talked about authentic materials and language input. For homework, find one authentic reading (pdf) and one authentic listening material online.
Homework for Week 8 (October 24)
Speaking activity micro-teaching practice. Prepare a short speaking activity to demonstrate with the class. Any target language. Any age group or level. Any materials can be used. Think carefully about your instructions and how you will set up the activity. Be prepared to do your activity with the class next week. Homework (due November 7):
Watch the following 2 videos from my Youtube channel. The first is about planning activities. The second is about sequencing activities into a lesson structure called EIF (ECRIF). Activity Route Map https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HYTypfvOR8 EIF Framework https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9wZ4V2iVuc Homework (due November 14)
Start thinking about and planning a speaking lesson plan. The lesson should be focused on developing speaking skills. Consider target language, warm up steps + scaffolding.
Lesson plan + materials deadline - November 28
Bring your lesson plan and materials to class for feedback and workshop. Use the template file below. 
Here is an example lesson plan. This uses a different template, but look at how much detail is included in the steps of the lesson. This is a good example of how to write a lesson plan.
Reference readings:
Schedule
November 21 - lesson plan first draft November 28 - lesson plan draft deadline December 5 - final teaching demonstrations December 12 - final teaching demonstrations December 19 (extra week if needed) Teaching demonstrations information Examples: https://www.edwardtesol.com/teachingdemos.html
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