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Teaching English Methods Overview

This document outlines a collaborative activity between four students - Jorge Enrique Diaz, Aura Cristina Gutierrez, Yuli Maribel Castro, and Luisa Catalina Lopez. The activity involves describing the characteristics of an English learning community, proposing teaching methods to apply to the community based on its needs, and providing references to support the proposed methods. Each student contributes their part to the collaborative task.
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Teaching English Methods Overview

This document outlines a collaborative activity between four students - Jorge Enrique Diaz, Aura Cristina Gutierrez, Yuli Maribel Castro, and Luisa Catalina Lopez. The activity involves describing the characteristics of an English learning community, proposing teaching methods to apply to the community based on its needs, and providing references to support the proposed methods. Each student contributes their part to the collaborative task.
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UNIT 3: TASK 6 - COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITY

JORGE ENRIQUE DIAZ

AURA CRISTINA GUTIERREZ

YULI MARIBEL CASTRO

LUISA CATALINA LOPEZ

ENTREGADO A:

YENNIFER VANNESA MURCIA

DIANA SOFIA GRISALES

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA

METHODS OF TEACHING ENGLISH AS

A FOREIGN LANGUAGE

2019
AUDIO LINGUAL METHOD: SPIDER MAP

TASK 1. ENRIQUE DIAZ


SPIDER MAP: YULI MARIBEL CASTRO
SPIDR MAP: AURA CRISTINA GUTIERREZ
SPIDER MAP: LUISA CATALINA LOPEZ
TASK 2.

Each student must select a community of English learners present in his/her living
place and present its characteristics such as -age, -economic status, -city, -number
students, -grade, -English level) learning needs (speaking, listening, vocabulary,
Grammar, reading, writing needs).

Age: 15 years old

Economic status: 1

City: dui tama/Boyacá

Number students: 30 students

Grade: primary 1st

English level: A1

Learning needs: they need to learn about the fundamental things about English, for
example they must practice everydays vocabulary, if they don’t know vocabulary,
they should search for the meaning. The students always have to hold a dictionary
to complement their activities. In another hand they are going to listen the basic
word in English and the basic structures of the vocabulary, taking in mind this we
can start to speak English. According to the vocabulary learnt the students can
learn and practice speaking and improving English.

When we talk about grammar is very important that we know the main structures of
present, past and future. All those kind of structures are clearly made to form
English sentences depending the time you want to use, in another hand, the
students need to read a lot of books to learn different kind of words and different
kind of sentences, all those example are important of the development of the
student in the classroom.
Finally, they have to put in practice all their knowledge writing the information
gotten, so it is very important to improve, writing stories, text about an experience,
and all those kind of important information.
TASK 2 : YULI MARIBEL CASTRO

Age: 14 years old

Economic status: one

City: Viracacha/Boyacá

Number students: 25 students

Grade: 8

English level: A1

Learning needs: speaking, listening, vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing.

In a hall of the institution there are 25 students in grade 8 in a public school with an English

level of A 1, these students have difficulties in the four skills of English, vocabulary and

grammar. The needs of these students is to reinforce more the level of English, that there

are better learning didactics, games, that are used to learn English and use more

technological resources where students can practice their written part as oral. When

learning a new language it is important that students need to learn a lot of vocabulary and

Learn to express yourself by speaking English losing your fear


TASK 2 : AURA CRISTINA GUTIERREZ

Task 2

Each student must select a community of English learners present in his/her living place

and present its characteristics such as -age, -economic status, -city, -number students,

-grade, -English level) learning needs (speaking, listening, vocabulary, Grammar, reading,

writing needs).

Age: 8 years old

Economic status: one

City: Sogamoso/Boyacá

Number students: 20 students

Grade: primary third

English level: A1

Learning needs:

Students have four English language skills difficult (reading, writing, speaking, listening),

and they also lack the vocabulary because there is no teacher specialized in English and this

is affecting the learning of English to students


TASK 2 : LUISA CATALINA LOPEZ
COLLABORATIVE

THE ENGLISH COMMUNITY DESCRIPTION CHOSEN BY THE GROUP.

Age: 15 years old

Economic status: 1

City: dui tama/Boyacá

Number students: 30 students

Grade: primary 1st

English level: A1

Learning needs: they need to learn about the fundamental things about English, for
example they must practice everydays vocabulary, if they don’t know vocabulary,
they should search for the meaning. The students always have to hold a dictionary
to complement their activities. In another hand they are going to listen the basic
word in English and the basic structures of the vocabulary, taking in mind this we
can start to speak English. According to the vocabulary learnt the students can
learn and practice speaking and improving English.

When we talk about grammar is very important that we know the main structures of
present, past and future. All those kind of structures are clearly made to form
English sentences depending the time you want to use, in another hand, the
students need to read a lot of books to learn different kind of words and different
kind of sentences, all those example are important of the development of the
student in the classroom.
Finally, they have to put in practice all their knowledge writing the information
gotten, so it is very important to improve, writing stories, text about an experience,
and all those kind of important information.

TASK 4
Each student proposes a method (taken from the Unit 1, 2 and 3 contents) to be applied in the
community chosen by the whole group in task 3, bearing in mind the learning needs and
context and give strong reasons about the proposed method

YULI MARIBEL CASTRO:

METHOD PHYSICAL RESPONSE

In my opinion I propose the PHYSICAL RESPONSE method because I consider


that it is in depth with grammar and vocabulary, this method is relate to the wording
that was chosen from task 2.

I think that PHYSICAL RESPONSE is one of the very useful methods to give us
knowledge so that we can apply it when we become teachers in the future; this
method deepens the teaching of the language in a simple way of understanding
and a form of explanation without complications.

It is a method, described by Asher, giving us his point of view of a design of


activities and examples to follow, a more in-depth deepening in the development of
activities and what else do the teachers have to do in their teaching.

AURA CRISTINA GUTIERREZ

TASK- BASED LANGUAGE TEACHING

i proposed the argumentative method of task-based language teaching because he


considers that task-based learning involves real communication which is essential
for learning, helping in pronunciation and speaking so the student learns
vocabulary better, in the classroom he Students should do homework outside of
class which helps to improve their skills in which they are making it difficult. This
theory is based on Willis 1996. The development of language learning teaching is
based on communication and the individual focuses on the process but not on the
final product.

REFERENCES

Richards, J.C. and Rodgers, T.S. (2001) ‘Total Physical


Response’, in Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching:.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 73–80. Retrieved
from https://bibliotecavirtual.unad.edu.co:2300/core/services/a
op-cambridge-
core/content/view/6C166476EBD2F4449D0192297E20573D/978
0511667305c5_p73-80_CBO.pdf/total-physical-response.pdf

Richards, J.C. and Rodgers, T.S. (2001) ‘Task-Based Language


Teaching’, in Approaches and Methods in Language Teaching:.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 223–243. Retrieved
from https://bibliotecavirtual.unad.edu.co:2300/core/services/a
op-cambridge-
core/content/view/18FB6E8E39FD5F33543EC447DFEFF33D/978
0511667305c18_p223-243_CBO.pdf/task-based-language-
teaching.pdf

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