Summary of chapter 9 & 10 dmavd
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Project Work: A means to
promote language and content.
Dulce María A. Vargas Daetz
Implementing Task-Based Language
Teaching
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Implementing Task-Based
Language Teaching
It is focus on task work project as different ways ofcreating opportunities for language learningthrough problem solving , coopertive learning,collaboration and negotiatioin of meaning.
A task is an activity which learners carry out usingtheir available language resources and leading toreal outcome.
Playing games
Solving a problem
Sharing and comparing experiences.
Task and Project work
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Implementing Task-Based
Language Teaching
In carry out task, learners are said to take
part in such processes as negotiation of
meaning, paraphrase, and
experimentation.
Tasks can be used as a basis for teaching
and give detailed account of 12-week-long
.
In carry out the task, ss experiences
oportunities for meaningful language use in
a realistic context.
Task and Project work
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It specifies leaarning
outcomes.
The syllabusConventional
syllabus
Task-basedsyllbus
It is more concerned
with the process of
learning.
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It specifies the contect ofa course :
Language structures.
Funcions.
Topics and themes.
Macro-skills-(reading,writing, listening,speaking ).
Competencies.
Text Types.
Vocabulary targets.
The syllabus
Conventionalsyllabus
Task-basedsyllbus
It specifies the task
that should be
carried by learners
within a program:
Pedagogical tasks
Real-world tasks-
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Syllabus
Analytic
SyllabusIt is a noninterventionist,
experiential approach which
aims to immerse learners in
real-life communication.
Syntetic
SyllabusSyllabus segments the target
language into a discrete
linguist items, such as point of
grammar , lexical items and
fuctions
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Ss working in small groups.
Choosing a topic of interest.
Designing a questionnarie.
Analyze and interpret thedata.
Finally present their findingsin class.
The project involves
:
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Provide learners the opportunity to usethe English for authentic purposes for anextended period of time.}
Provide Intrisically motivation activitieswhich tak advantage of the learners desireto improve their listening and speakingproficiency.
Allow learners to take responsibility fortheir own English education by giving themthe primary responsability for topic section ,questionnarie creation.
The general objectiveof the project are to :
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Decide how they will structure and presentthe data they collect.
Reinforce learner´s ability to formgrammatically and pragmatically correctquestions.
Enhance the learner´s presentation skills.
Demonstrate to ss that the use of Englishcan further enhance their own education anddevelopment.
Provide opportunities for learners to workclosely together with apartner or in a smallgroups for an extend period.
The general objectiveof the project are to :
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Learners are introduced to the project.
They are shown a sample questionnaire.
They view a sample presentation on a
videotape.
The 12 –week plan
WEEK 1
WEEK 2
Teachers checks each group ideas,
with the instructor´s advice, each
group should tentatively settle on a
topic.
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Learners discuss suitable targe groups to
whom they can administer their
questionnaire.
The 12 –week planWEEK 3
WEEK 4Groups brainstorm the main points they
wish to investigate and the brainstorm
possible questions to include on their
questionnaire.
WEEK 5Groups practice interviewing and using theirquestionnaire by ask questions to other members.
They purpose is to find out how well the questions theyhave formulated are eliciting the type and quantity ofinformation they hoped for.
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Learners are instructed to begin data byinterviewing a minimum of ten people pergroup member.
The 12 –week planWEEK 6
WEEK 7Learners report to the group members on
their progress in gathering data and any
problems they found.
WEEK 8
Groups members compare interview data
and look for interesting trends.
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The instructor explains how the presentation will beevaluated, in addition discussing presentation skills,such as eye contact, the use og gestures, and voiceprojection.
The 12 –week planWEEK 9
WEEK 10Half of the groups make a formatpresentation of their results.
WEEK 11
Remaining groups make the format
presentation of their results.
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The instructor complemented evaluations
of the presentations to each ss.
The information in these evaluation is
used in order to compile suggestions for
possible changes to the project.
The 12 –week plan
WEEK 12
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PRE-TASK
ACTIVITIES
.• Are used in several points in the project.
.• Essential for providing adequate support to the learners.
• Challenging task in some case new vocabulary , grammar or knowledge of language.
• Pre-tasks can potentially lead learners to interpret tasksin more fluent , more complex and more accurate ways.
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THE NEGOTIATION OF MEANING
• This is beneficial for inter-language development.
• Should produce higherdegrees of comprehension.
• It promotes greater flexibility in thelearnr´s ruler system by encouragingthe exploration of new hypothesesabout structure of the target language.
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A closer analysis of the majortasks
1. The languagerequired.
Skehan (1998) Proposes three
dimensions ofr theanalisis of taks.
2. Thinkingrequiered.
3. Comunicative stress.
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The first dimension :The Language Required
This will help to ensurethat noticing new lexical
items, grammaticalconstructions .
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Thinking Required
The second dimension
Capacities to analysis
Organize information
Understand the process
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The third dimension : CommunicativeStress
Students have to tak into account
The speed of presentation
Long time or short time
The number of participants
Length texts
Control the interaction
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PROJECT WORK : A MEAN TO PROMOTE LANGUAGE AND
CONT
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• To promote meaningful ss engament with language and contentlearning..
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• Though content based instruction. Ss developed language skilland knowledgeable society of the world.
• Into the contect-based classroom teachers create learningenvironments.
• Active ss particpation
• Stimulate higher skills - Thinking
• Give ss responsibility for their own learning .
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Cooperative ss
Collaborative
Problems solving
Project work intocontent-based
Project work can be integrated intocontent based classroom.
Introduce to develop a project in theEnglish Classroom.
PURPOSE
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In a content-based approach learners are
going to think and learn through language
target.
Ss not only to understand information but
to interpret and evaluate it as well.
It provides a forum in which ss can
respond orally to reading and leacture
materials.
It recognizes that academic writing
follows from listening and reading.
A RATIONALE FOR CONTENT-BASED INSTRUCTION
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1. Project work focuses on content
learning rather than on specific language
targets.
2. Project work is ss centered through the
teacher plays a major role in offering
support and guidance througout the
process.
3. Project work is cooperative rather than
competitive.
THE PRIMARY CHARACTERISTICS OF
PROJECT WORK
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4. Project work leads to the authenticintegration of skills and processing ofinformation form varied sources, mirroring real-life tasks.
5. Project work culminates in an end productthan ca be shared with others , giving theproject a real purpose.
6. Project work is potentially motivating,stimulating, empowering, and challenging.
THE PRIMARY CHARACTERISTICS OF
PROJECT WORK
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The most suitable format for a given
context depends on a variety of factors:
Curricular objectives
Course expectations.
Student´s profeciency levels.
Student interests
Time constraints.
Availability of materials.
SOME FACTORS
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Henry (1994) proposes three types ofprojects:
Structured projects
Unstructured projects
Semistructured projects
Research projects
Text projects
Correspondence projects
Survey projects
Encounter projects
CLASSIFICATION
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Projects may also differ in the ways that information isreported:
Production projects
Performace projects
Organizational projects
Projects can be carried out intensively over a shortperiod of time or extended over few weeks, or a fullsemester .
It can be complete by ss individually , in small groups oras a class.
They can take place within classroom or out theclassroom.
CLASSIFICATION
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Projects work is introduced as a special
sequence at activities and requires multiple
stages of development to succedd.
Sheppard and stoller ( 1995) proposed
and 10- step sequence that gives easy-to-
manage structure to project work and
guides teacher and students.
INCORPORATING PROJECT WORK INTO THE CLASSROOM
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INCORPORATING PROJECT WORK INTO THE CLASSROOM
Step 7. compile and analyzing information.
Step 8: Prepare ss for thelanguage demands of step 9.
Step 9: Present Final product. Step 10: Evaluate the project.
Stage 4 : Prepare ss for the language demands of step 5.
Step 5: Gather Information.Step 6: Prepare ss for the language
demands of analyzing data.
Stage 1 : Agree on a theme for the project
Stage 2: Determine the final outcome. Stage 3 : Structure the project.
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CONCLUSION
Tasked- based teaching offers the opportunity fornatual learning inside the classroom.
It is intrinsically motivating.
It is compatible with a learner-centrededucational philosophy but also allows for teacherinput and direction.
It provides to the development of communicativefluency while not neglecting accuracy.
It can be used along side a more traditionalapproach.
Any curriculum content can be taught throughtasks. The key point is that the teacher usually willhave to create their own worksheets or strategies.
The teacher must stay very active during a taskbased lesson assisting ss individually or as agroup.