Getting them speaking tesol greece, march 2013

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David Bradshaw TESOL Greece Annual National Convention – 30th March, 2013

Transcript of Getting them speaking tesol greece, march 2013

David Bradshaw

TESOL Greece Annual National Convention – 30th March, 2013

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19891989 20072007

2 sessions / week

2 sessions / week

15Max.

Students / class

15Max.

Students / class

23 years teaching

in Madrid

23 years teaching

in Madrid

1989 Graduated

1989 Graduated

2007Finished

M.Ed.

2007Finished

M.Ed.

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often…?How

often…?

How many…?

How many…?

223 15

Special numberSpecial number How

often…?How

often…?

How many…?

How many…?

Years teaching

in Madrid

Years teaching

in Madrid

Sessions per

week

Sessions per

weekMax

students in class

Max students in class

A man got on a train. He went into a compartment which was empty except for one woman. The woman took off her gloves.

Two hours later, the man was arrested by the police. They held him for 24 hours, and then, logically they were forced to set him free.

GARDEN LOVER 30 YEARSJAIL VANISH

Adapted from Rinvolucri Grammar Games

Would I lie to you?

• I was once rescued from a river by a group of canoeists.

• I once won the Baxter Memorial Prize.

• I have lived in four different countries.

Speak for one minute, without hesitation, deviation or repetition.

Error correction - challenge

Timed pair share

Students are given time to prepare a topic.

They have to speak about the topic for three minutes.

They are allowed notes, but they should not read.

You have three minutes to create a story.

Each of you in turn must provide a sentence to continue the story before passing the bomb.

The person speaking when the bomb detonates …

Students sit back to back in pairs.

The student facing the front is shown a picture. S/he has to describe it to the other student, who draws the picture.

Students change over, and repeat the activity with a different picture.

Picture dictation II

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