FOUR SKILLS

By: Marissa M. Perez,LPT

June 20, 2018
o SPEAKING
SKILL
SPEAKING SITUATIONS

Interactive

Partially interactive

Non- interactive
GOAL FOR SPEAKING
SKILLS
MICRO SKILLS

 Pronunciation

 Intonation

 Grammar

 Syntax

 Formal & informal speech

 DEVELOPING SKILLS

 Questions & answers

 Authentic communication
LISTENING
SKILL
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO REALLY LISTEN?
Real listening is an active process that has three basic steps.

 Hearing.

 Understanding.

 Judging.
STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPING LISTENING
SKILLS
Listening strategies are techniques or activities that contribute
directly to the comprehension and recall of listening input.
Listening strategies can be classified by how the listener processes
the input.

 Identification.

 Orientation.

 Main idea comprehension.

 Detail comprehension.

 Replication.
 ACTIVE LISTENING

Hear what people are really saying

 We listen to obtain information.

 We listen to understand.
 We listen for enjoyment.
 We listen to learn.
 Becoming an Active Listener

There are five key elements of active listening. They all help you
ensure that you hear the other person, and that the other person
knows you are hearing what they say.

1. Pay attention.

2. Show that you are listening

3. Provide feedback

4. Defer judgment

5. Respond Appropriately.
o READING
SKILL
 DEFINITION
Reading skills are specific abilities which enable a
reader

 To read the written form as meaningful language

 To read anything written with independence,
comprehension and fluency, and
 To mentally interact with the message
WHY IS THE READING SKILL IMPORTANT FOR
US?
MICRO-SKILLS

Figure out the

meanings of the words

Acquired vocabulary

Pick out the key

words on the text

Get the main idea

from the information
 RECOMENDATIONS

 Choose interesting topics

 Use illustrations

 Move around the class providing support if pupils

need it

 Take into account the punctuation

Writing
Skill
The English Alphabet
In this lesson we look at:

 Letters of the English Alphabet

 Small Letters and Large Letters (Capitals)

 Alphabetical Order

 Font Styles
FONT STYLES
English Spelling
Rules
Punctuation