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Once is not enough is about the importance of recycling and revising language. It look at what we need to do to remember words and use them. It suggests that a starting point needs to be in the examples we give to students and the questions we ask to ensure that they see and record language so meaning is clear and they understand collocation and usage better. Giving fuller explanations will inevitable recycle other words. Then it is considering outcomes of lessons and working backwards in planning to ensure recycling of language and re-occurences of opportunities for students to use new language. And finally it looks at some specific revision tasks. The handouts summarise the activities and have a random selection of words to practice the activities.

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Understanding the way the world learns English Andrew Walkley University of Westminster Once is not Enough
Understanding the way the world learns English What did you teach in your last lesson? Say five words / expressions you taught recently. Explain why / how you taught them.
Understanding the way the world learns English Initial practice is only a stating point Need repeated comprehensible exposure over time Rote-learning can help but not just words Need to remember common things (Eu-en) T-S interaction Lazy or just short of time?
Understanding the way the world learns English strike (n) to be on strike The train drivers are on strike at the moment so I had to take the bus. They want more money. Theyve reached an agreement. Theyre going back to work on Monday. Call a strike / vote to strike / go on strike / be on strike / bring an end to the strike
Understanding the way the world learns English Why do people go on strike? What happens when train drivers go on strike? Why would you need a mop and bucket? Where do you keep a mop and bucket? Say three things that can leak? What do you do if a pipe is leaking?
Understanding the way the world learns English
Understanding the way the world learns English Vocabulary Builder
Understanding the way the world learns English
Understanding the way the world learns English
Understanding the way the world learns English
Understanding the way the world learns English Keep an eye on record books Talk to Ss and discuss the way they learn. Use the board to show good practice (collocations / expressions / translations) Learner Training
Understanding the way the world learns English Choose 3/5 expressions Quizes (check and expand) Memorize and test (rote-learning) Translate and test Act or draw Team games Revisiting tasks / texts Re-grouping / making connections.
Understanding the way the world learns English Follow us on facebook Hugh Dellar and Andrew Walkley Contact details
Understanding the way the world learns English REAL ENGLISH FOR THE REAL WORLD

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Once Is Not Enough 3

  • 1. Understanding the way the world learns English Andrew Walkley University of Westminster Once is not Enough
  • 2. Understanding the way the world learns English What did you teach in your last lesson? Say five words / expressions you taught recently. Explain why / how you taught them.
  • 3. Understanding the way the world learns English Initial practice is only a stating point Need repeated comprehensible exposure over time Rote-learning can help but not just words Need to remember common things (Eu-en) T-S interaction Lazy or just short of time?
  • 4. Understanding the way the world learns English strike (n) to be on strike The train drivers are on strike at the moment so I had to take the bus. They want more money. Theyve reached an agreement. Theyre going back to work on Monday. Call a strike / vote to strike / go on strike / be on strike / bring an end to the strike
  • 5. Understanding the way the world learns English Why do people go on strike? What happens when train drivers go on strike? Why would you need a mop and bucket? Where do you keep a mop and bucket? Say three things that can leak? What do you do if a pipe is leaking?
  • 6. Understanding the way the world learns English
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  • 11. Understanding the way the world learns English Keep an eye on record books Talk to Ss and discuss the way they learn. Use the board to show good practice (collocations / expressions / translations) Learner Training
  • 12. Understanding the way the world learns English Choose 3/5 expressions Quizes (check and expand) Memorize and test (rote-learning) Translate and test Act or draw Team games Revisiting tasks / texts Re-grouping / making connections.
  • 13. Understanding the way the world learns English Follow us on facebook Hugh Dellar and Andrew Walkley Contact details
  • 14. Understanding the way the world learns English REAL ENGLISH FOR THE REAL WORLD