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Use of English in Teaching:
Written Language
Why is this course necessary?
What is this course about?
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Use of English in Teaching: WrittenLanguage
Why necessary?
1.Teachers must be able to write in
English for classroom purposes:- to be more confident in using English
in class
- to be good models of correct writtenand spoken English for their students
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Use of English in Teaching: WrittenLanguage
Why necessary?2. Teachers need to communicate in
English with others for professional
purposes- to interact with overseas educators or
with experts
- to exchange ideas or participate indiscussions via the internet
- to request for information or service
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Discussion 1
In country X, science teachers weretold to switch to using English to teachscience. One teacher closed herclassroom doors when she had toteach the topic of density. She did notwant her colleagues to hear her poorEnglish.
Suggest what she could write out thenight before so that she would bemore confident using English to teach
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What are our aims?
In UET: Written Language, you will
aim to: Learn to write questions and
instructions to guide and assess your
students use of English in reading,writing and oral language tasks.
Write texts that serve as models forteaching purposes
Practise being aware of reader andsocial context during writing forteaching or for communicating for any
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How this course will be taught
Brief explanations by instructor withstudent participation
Small group discussions: responding to
texts, sharing of ideas for planning andrevising writing, constructing socialcontexts
Writing tasks, individual and collaborativewriting
Students taking responsibility for theirown learning
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Experience writing as socialactivity and thinking
You are writing an email to inviteProfessor Nathan to talk to yourEnglish class. Would you say:
During your visit to next month, kindly comeand speak to my class for 30 minutes.
Or
When you visit next month, I wonder if youwould be able to give my English class a 30-
minute talk.
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Kindly come OR I wonder if you
would
Thinking influenced by socialinteraction:Interacting with reader (professor);not a friend; must be formal, polite
Writers purpose = ask for a favour:Language must be polite (I wonderif you would); not ordering the
professor (Kindly come) Readers role: can decline or accept
Language allows R to decline (I
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What do we study in UET: WrittenLanguage? Topics:
Questions and instructions fordeveloping reading skills
Writing texts and instructions to
scaffold students writing of narratives,recounts and non-narrative texts
Writing to ask for and give information
Writing to request for service and toarrange for action
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Topics (continued):
Expressing and supporting opinion orcomment
Constructing coherent paragraphs
Writing to direct student activity andlearning
Writing responses to students work
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Assessment
Portfolio of written work (5 writingtasks, 50%)
Test (end of semester, 50%)
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