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This is an introduction to public style speaking in English. In this class we will focus on presentation skills, such as body language, gesture and voice Inflection. These skills can be used for a variety of English public speaking events.
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Students will gain the ability to express themselves confidently in front of a group of their peers.
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¡Ú1¡ÛCourse Introduction/Review. Student and Teacher Expectations. Course goals. Methods of assessment1) Class information
2) (same as B2) dictation
3) speaking practice
4) Pair work- crypto
Homework: fill out title page
¡Ú2¡ÛPreparing a presentation: Writing a script and designing a PowerPoint1) re-write last lesson\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s workHomework: Make a title page for your folder using the handout from class.
¡Ú3¡ÛPreparing a presentation: Turning a script into speaker-notes1) Collect homework
2) Speaking Practice (B1 talking grid)
3) Model how to make bullet point notes to use for presentation making
4) Time to finish writing script (if you have finished try making notes)
5) Assign homework: make notes and practice presentation using notes
Homework:make presentation note cards
¡Ú4¡ÛDoing a presentation: The basics (standing, breathing and reading from notes)1) Collect homework
2) Dobble #£±
3) Speaking Practice (Whenw as the last time you? B1)
3) Doing a presentation: The basics
4) Assign homework
Homework: 1) practice for presentation
2) Make a poster for students who are nervous about giving presentations
¡Ú5¡ÛStudent Presentations #11) Discuss Active listening and the use of the listner HO
2) Student Presentations, audience makes notes to summarize presentation content using HO.
3) Teacher feedback
Teacher Provided Activity
¡Ú6¡ÛStudent Presentations #21) Recap¡¡Active Listening
2) Student Presentations, audience makes notes to summarize presentation content using HO.
3) Student fill-out self-assessment HO
Teacher Provided Activity
¡Ú7¡ÛEnglish Pronunciation 101 (counting syllables and syllable-stress)1) Syllable counting memo
2) Syllable counting worksheet
3) Syllable-stress
4) Syllable stress Top Trumps
5) Syllable categories
Teacher Provided Activity
¡Ú8¡ÛEnglish Pronunciation 101 ((counting syllables, syllable-stress and emphatic stress)1) Syllable stress: numbers
2) Top Trumps 2
3) Syllable count memo
4) Syllable-sorting cards
2) Emphatic stress
3) Emphatic stress worksheet
Teacher Provided Activity
¡Ú9¡ÛPrepare presentation ¡ô£²¡§¡¡My recent interests1) Syllable counting worksheet# 3
2) Emphatic stress # 2
3) Introduce topic of next presentation
4) Writing time
Please finish writing script and give to Eddy by Thursday
¡Ú10¡ÛSpeech preparation: word stress and reading fluently. Speech topic: My favorite song:Demonstration, Pair work, Group Work, peer assessmentTeacher Provided Activity
¡Ú11¡ÛSpeech Practice: word stress and reading fluently. Speech topic: My favorite song:Demonstration, Pair work, Group Work, peer assessmentTeacher Provided Activity
¡Ú12¡Û¡¡Demonstration, Pair work, Group Work, peer assessmentTeacher Provided Activity
¡Ú13¡ÛStudent Presentations1: Active listening recap
2: Presentations and feedback using handouts
3: Verbal reasoning activities
Teacher Provided Activity
¡Ú14¡ÛStudent Presentation1: Active listening recap
2: Presentations and feedback using handouts
3: Verbal reasoning activities (antonym crosswords, read and do #1, word ladders #1)
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¡Ú15¡ÛStudent Presentations1: Presentations and feedback using handouts
3: Verbal reasoning and logic based puzzles activities (finish word-ladders #2, wordwheel #1, Summer logic#1, Block fill puzzle #1)
Teacher Provided Activity
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Grade is calculated based on the following Rubric:
40%: Class Participation
60%: Project Work (4 presentations 15%)
*Students are free to consult teachers about their grades at any time during the semester. *Class participation mark is not an attendance mark. Participation assesses students level of effort (i.e. are they completing the tasks and are they using English as much as possible) and preparedness for learning (i.e. have they bought studying materials to class and do they have positive learner behavior). The participation grade is not necessarily a measure of English ability but effort and willingness to use English accurately.
*For students who are absent for a prolonged period of time due to extenuating circumstances, their average class participation, essay grade and homework grade will be used as a final mark.
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