The document discusses the professional competences required for language teaching, including subject knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and functional language, as well as procedural knowledge of effective lesson planning, clear presentations, engaging classroom activities, classroom management, and addressing learner needs. It also prompts discussion questions about various aspects of subject and procedural knowledge, as well as the most effective ways for new teachers to develop their professional competences.
The document discusses the professional competences required for language teaching, including subject knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and functional language, as well as procedural knowledge of effective lesson planning, clear presentations, engaging classroom activities, classroom management, and addressing learner needs. It also prompts discussion questions about various aspects of subject and procedural knowledge, as well as the most effective ways for new teachers to develop their professional competences.
The document discusses the professional competences required for language teaching, including subject knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and functional language, as well as procedural knowledge of effective lesson planning, clear presentations, engaging classroom activities, classroom management, and addressing learner needs. It also prompts discussion questions about various aspects of subject and procedural knowledge, as well as the most effective ways for new teachers to develop their professional competences.
The document discusses the professional competences required for language teaching, including subject knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, and functional language, as well as procedural knowledge of effective lesson planning, clear presentations, engaging classroom activities, classroom management, and addressing learner needs. It also prompts discussion questions about various aspects of subject and procedural knowledge, as well as the most effective ways for new teachers to develop their professional competences.
COMPETENCES IN LECTURE 4 ELT TYPES OF TEACHING - Knowledge-based teaching (history, geography, biology etc.)
- Language-based teaching (English, German,
French languages)
How different are these subjects
in terms of teaching? DISCUSSION - Is language teaching only about grammar and vocabulary?
- What else is included in teaching?
share your ideas
https://www.menti.com/al3tks8k6zk6 TEACHER’S PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES
❖ subject knowledge: knowing
about what you teach ❖ procedural knowledge: knowing how to teach it SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE Vocabulary Grammar Pronunciation Spelling Functional language for Communication (https://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/functional-languag e.htm ) PROCEDURAL KNOWLEDGE Plan – effective lesson planning Present – clear explanations and instructions Practice – variety of methods and activities in the classroom Managing the classroom – discipline, dynamics, ‘healthy atmosphere’ Dealing with mistakes – proper correction Using appropriate materials and teaching aids Taking into account the special needs of the learners DISCUSSION - Why is lesson planning important? advice? - How can we present grammar or vocabulary effectively? - What kind of activities are really engaging? - How the discipline was managed in your class? - How can we make the classroom more dynamic? - Is error correction always necessary? - What kind of materials can be used in the classroom? - Give your own examples of learner’s special needs. DISCUSSION - Recollect your best and worst foreign language teachers. What types of procedural and subject knowledge they were good / bad at?