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LEARNING THE SPOKEN

LANGUAGE
ARRANGED:
E L S A S H O LY H A T
I I K A I S YA H N O VA N I
ISMY AZQIAH AZIS
LEARNING THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
There are 2 guides for learning
the spoken language :
Meaning first
Learn discourse skill
DISCOURSE AND DISCOURSE EVENTS

There are 2 ways the term • Discourse event will be used


“discourse” in the literature to describe a naturally
1. Discourse is contraste with bounded use of language of
text any length
Ex : a shopping list Ex :when teacher and learners
interact on tasks and activity
2. Discourse is in congrast to
sentence
Ex : stories or song
MEANING FIRST
1. Children’s drive to find meaning
2. Teacher need to check that
meaning is acceptable
3. Meaning in speaking and
listening
ANALYSIS OF TASK – IN -ACTION

1. The setting and the task


2. The task – In – action
3. Language used in the task
4. Use of formulaic language
5. Selecting and adapting language on-line
DISCOURSE SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT IN
CHILDHOOD

• Conversation an extended talk


• Development of conversational skills in childhood
• Developing children’s discourse repertoires
(Narrative,
descriptions,instructions,arguments,opinions)
EFFECTIVE SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN’S
FOREIGN LANGUAGE DISCOURSE SKILLS

1. Support through motivating topics


Ex : how to program computer, football team etc
2. Support through task structure
Ex : search story-read-answer question-discussion
3. Support through language practice
Ex: words- phrase-clause-sentence
SHORT ACTIVITIES FOR LEARNING
THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE
KINDS OF METHODS FOR TEACHING
YOUNG LEARNERS
• listen and identify
• Listen and take away (game)
• Listen and put
• Look and say
• Listen and choose
• Listen and sort
• Focus on sound in discourse
• Poem or chants
THANK YOU
ANY QUESTION ?

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