20 février 2006
contents of brush up workshop
Contents of the workshop “BRUSH UP YOUR ENGLISH”
Communication games
Listening activities
Songs
Video extracts
Open dialogues
Phonology
Stress, rhythm, intonation, pronunciation
Reading aloud / dialogues
Poems
American English/British English
Roleplay: restaurant, complaining, taking things back
English vocabulary
Classroom English
Modern slang eg BOGOF
Phrasal verbs
Compound words
Compound nouns, prefixes and suffixes
Order of adjectives
Style activity: things I wouldn’t be seen dead in!
Idioms
Transparent vocabulary (“loan words”)
Food and drink
Sports
Technology and music
Places, buildings, geography
Animals
Clothes
Jobs
Lexical field
Out of date vocab; what not to teach! (copybook, after)
Reading
The Titanic newspaper articles
The clock strikes 12
A reading log writing exercise
Talking
Picture analysis
Prediction
Explicit and implicit
Pairwork – drawing
Advertising
video of TV ads
Target audience
Product
Slogan
Catchphrase
Special effects / talking / music
Message (implicit?)
imagine a dialogue (parent + teenager / fireworks)
A film
Tell the group about a film to make us want to see it, don’t tell the story
Show a video scene, no sound, someone gives the commentary
How to……Technical English
Describe how to make something (coffee, fried egg, pancakes etc)
Describe how to use something technical (computer, fax machine, OHP)
Describe something technical, your speciality, use tech vocabulary
Teach the group how to play a game or do an activity
Definitions: give definition, guess object
Cultural information
Modern statesmen
School systems
Publicité
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