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STORYTELLING
Observe a lesson in which the teacher tells or reads a story to children and answer the following questions.
1. Briefly describe the story used during the lesson.
2. Was the story appropriate for the group of learners observed? Take into account the criteria listed below:
■ level of language (vocabulary, structures, functions)
■ features such as rhyme, rhythm, intonation, onomatopoeia that children will enjoy imitating
■ the topie
■ visuals (e.g. attractive illustrations of appropriate size)
■ authenticity and information about the target language culture
■ whether the story encourages participation (e.g. repetition, prediction, etc.)
■ whether the story promotes positive attitudes and values
3. What storytelling techniques did the teacher use during the lesson at the pre-, while- and post-listening stage? Complete the table below and describe each technique briefly.
The teacher:
uses gestures and miming varies tonę of voice uses routines uses a song
changes, ads or leaves out bits of the story repeats phrases, adding questions for the learners
maintains eye-contact with pupils involves learners through asking questions, encouraging them to join in revises vocabulary presents vocabulary
responds in L2 to learners' LI questions or comments
asks learners to predict what the story is going to be about (e.g. on the basis of the cover) asks learners to predict what will happen next asks learners to play a guessing gamę asks learners to do a TPR activity ask learners to act out a story
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