Upon analyzing the 'overdracht' from the previous teacher, the instructional style became clear. The lessons were largely passive: a native-speaking pupil (XX) would read the words, the teacher would translate them into Dutch, and the class would then watch a video and complete workbook exercises. This indicates that the Four-Phase was not being used. The pupils were not being given the opportunity to practice production or transition from receptive to productive language skills.
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class assignement:
1. design a communicative dialogue (e.g. 3 sentences)
2. change the dialogue to another 'scale'
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Time for examples?
Observe
what?
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Time for examples?
Understand
how?
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Time for examples?
Plan
what, how?
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Time for examples?
Realise
what, how?
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Picture book
Use:
Flashcards Visuals Items
TPR
Hand puppet
Songs
Games
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Picture book
And always...
use a (picture) book
(safe, good authentic input, and 'easy for you')
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Reading comprehension vs
using picture books to learn a (2nd) language (L)
It is a fine line....
Reading Comprehension: Why was frog feeling sick? What is happening to frog?
(Note: was frog sick - was frog sick or was ....?)
Language Learning: Do you see the frog? Is this a frog or a duck? How many animals do/did you see?
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Reading comprehension vs
using picture books to learn a (2nd) language (L)
Standard dialogue / Communicative situation (real life event)
Notions ->
list of words and (short) sentences
In the zoo:
Where is the frog? The frog is here
Do you see the ......? Yes, I do / No, I don't
What animal do you like? I like ..... (because ......
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Reading comprehension
Standard dialogue / Communicative situation (real life event)
Notions ->
list of words and (short) sentences
The experience of discussing feelings:
Why was frog feeling sick?
(Frog ate something bad / Frog had an accident / Frog was in love
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LVF (LPF)
Communicative situation (real life event)
Standard dialogue /
Notions -> (fixed / variable)
List of words and (short) sentences
receptive or productive
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Luk 7
Communication with parents /
significant caretakers (+ colleagues 😯)
1. Nederlands: hoe communiceer ik op de klassenapp dat de kinderen een les Engels in het Engels van mij krijgen?
2. Eng: hoe ondersteun jij een oudergesprek dat in het Engels gevoerd moet worden?
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what do you remember from this lesson? OR what will you take? (exit)