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Pre-School Analysis

English AreaPre-School

2012

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Assessment System

• Pre-Assessment • LSRW

• Observations while students work on activities and solve problems with peers.

• Observer takes notes and records student´s performance on how language is used to communicate.

• Two domains of language• Comprehension LR• Production SW

• Language Proficiency• Language Acquisition

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Adjustments

• CEF• Needs Analysis

– Target – Learning

• TESOL Standards • Comprehensible Input LR Output SW

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Needs AnalysisHerbolich

Target NeedsObjective Subjective

Neccessities HW, CW, text, IBO

Destination

Lacks Social SkillsStudy habitsMotivation

Starting point

Wants ?

Learning NeedsHow are we going to get from starting point to destination?

1. New to student2. Related to student3. Attainment of new lexis4. Would it operate5. Enjoyable and test

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TESOL Standards• Goal 1, Standard 1

– To use English to communicate in social settings: Students will use English to participate in social interactions

• Goal 2, Standard 1 – To use English to achieve academically in all content areas: Students will

use English to interact in the classroom

• Goal 3, Standard 2 – To use English in socially and culturally appropriate ways: Students will use

nonverbal communication appropriate to audience, purpose, and setting

• Goal 3, Standard 3 – To use English in socially and culturally appropriate ways: Students will use

appropriate learning strategies to extend their sociolinguistic and socio-cultural competence

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Language Acquisition vs Language Learning

Teacher LL• Grammar rules

for teachers proficiency

• Not communicative

• Direct instruction

• Talk about knowledge vs communication

Student LA• Oral “natural” communication

– Classroom talk– Teacher talk– Play talk

• Pre-reading• Vocabulary• Pre-Writing• Grammar at this age students are

unaware of rules

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Cognitive Science Language Acquisition

• Modularity – "mental organ,” (Chomsky, 1975,

1991; Fodor, 1983)

• Human Uniqueness– Combinatorial rule system

• Language and Thought – Learning to think. Cognitive

psychology has shown that people think not just in words but in images.

• Learning and Innateness – The sensorimotor abilities– Laws of learning organism's

behavioral repertoire.

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Finland’s success school reform

• T-L system• Well designed and

connected• Well-prepared teachers• High quality curriculum• Materials and

assessments• The system as a whole

learn and improve.

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Strategies

• Systematic methods• Autonomy• Thinking curriculum• Cooperative learning• Would you be able to

learn Japanese by sitting in a Japanese classroom?

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Learners

• Task- based learners• Phantom learner• Social learner• Dependent learner• Isolated learner

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Reflexión

• Metodología– Whole Language– Communicative Approach

• Calificaciones vs Aprendizaje• Motores fríos• Leche con chocolate

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Tips

• Preguntemos– ¿Cómo fue la explicación?– ¿Qué pasó?– ¿Cómo lo harías tu?

• Afirmaciones– “Quiero que …” – “Es importante que …”

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