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Parts and goals of a listening and speaking course | |
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The four strands A commonsense justification of the four strands | |
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Learning through listening and reading | |
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Learning through speaking and writing Language-focused learning | |
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Becoming fluent in listening, speaking, reading and writing | |
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Balancing the four strands Integrating the four strands | |
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Principles and the four strands Learning goals | |
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Beginning to listen and speak in another language | |
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What should they learn? | |
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How should the teaching and learning be done? | |
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Practising sentence patterns | |
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Guiding listening and speaking | |
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Techniques for early meaning-focused speaking | |
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Planning a listening and speaking programme for beginners | |
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Listening Listening and language learning | |
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Advanced listening: Notetaking How to take notes | |
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Learning how to take notes | |
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Monitoring notetaking Monitoring meaning focused listening | |
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Learning through interaction and negotiation | |
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Encouraging negotiation Using written input to encourage negotiation | |
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Using information distribution to encourage negotiation | |
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Factors affecting the amount and type of negotiation | |
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Using learner training to encourage negotiation Monitoring negotiation | |
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Learning through non-negotiated interaction | |
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Understanding language teaching tasks: Ranking What is a ranking task? | |
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Method steps What can you use ranking tasks for? | |
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How can you make and prepare for ranking tasks? | |
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What material can you base ranking tasks on? | |
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Monitoring a ranking task Monitoring learners beginning to speak | |
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Learning through pushed output Pushed output | |
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Pushing output Formal speaking | |
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The nature of formal speaking | |
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Teaching formal speaking | |
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A process approach to formal speaking | |
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Guidelines for presenting a formal talk | |
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Pronunciation The place of form focused pronunciation instruction | |
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Factors affecting the learning of another sound system | |
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Procedures and techniques Fitting pronunciation into a course Monitoring pronunciation | |
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Deliberate teaching | |
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The value and limits of language-focused learning Deliberate vocabulary learning | |
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The requirements of language-focused vocabulary instruction | |
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Techniques and procedures Deliberate grammar learning | |
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The causes of error | |
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The effect of correction Correction procedures | |
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Fitting language-focused learning into a course | |
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Dictation and related activities Dictation Pre-dictation exercises | |
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Variations of dictation Related techniques | |
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Monitoring dictation Dicto-comp Related techniques | |
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Developing fluency | |
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The nature of fluency Fluency and accuracy Developing fluency | |
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Designing fluency activities Fitting fluency into a course Developing fluency in listening and speaking | |
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Techniques for developing fluency in listening | |
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Techniques for developing fluency in speaking Monitoring fluency tasks | |
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Testing Monitoring progress | |
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Testing listening and speaking Listening tests Speaking tests | |
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The survival syllabus | |
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The most useful words for beginning graded reading | |
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Topic types | |
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Topics for listening and speaking | |