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Time
9:00-10:30
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Methodology
brainstorming
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The teacher gives the trainees a riddle: t is greater than God,it is more evil than the Devil, The poor have it, the rich need it And if you eat it youll die The trainees try to find the right answer. If they dont manage to find it, the teacher will write the riddle again, replacing t by the word nothing. The will ask the trainees whether th is riddle tells them something about the importance of grammar. (10min) Overhead projector, laptop, flipchart 2. Presentation of different techniques used when teaching grammar: The teacher asks the trainees to come up with some types of activities used in teaching grammar, then there will be a power point presentation on this topic. (15min)
In groups of five the trainees will then debate on different teaching techniques according to their personal experience
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3.Activity: The teacher indicates a site where they can find model exercises in this respect. (15min)
4.The teacher gives handouts containing written texts with verbs in brackets they are supposed to use in different tenses according to the issue tackled. (15min) 5. Feed-back session: the trainees receive small pieces of paper and they are asked to express suggestions for improving teaching grammar and the pieces of paper are then displayed on the wall.(10min)
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Distribute two short narratives about recent experiences or events, each one to half of the class
Teach the regular -ed form, using verbs that occur in the texts as examples. Teach the pronunciation and doubling rules if those forms occur in the texts.
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Students read the narratives, ask questions about points they don't understand. Students work in pairs in which one member has read Story A and the other Story B. Students interview one another; using the information from the interview, they then write up or orally repeat the story they have not read.
Example: Student (in class): I
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buy a new car yesterday. Teacher: You bought a new car yesterday. Remember, the past tense of buy is bought.
When students are engaged in communicative activities, correct errors only if they interfere with comprehensibil ity. Respond using correct forms, but without stressing them.
Example: Student (greeting teacher) : I buy a new car yesterday! Teacher: You bought a new car? That's exciting! What kind?