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Multibhasa offers Korean language courses in 6 levels to help students learn and master the Korean language. The levels progress from beginning to advanced, starting with learning the alphabet, pronunciation, and basic sentences, then adding more complex grammar structures and vocabulary. The final levels focus on developing skills for tasks like reading essays, understanding media, and writing documents. Multibhasa prepares students to take the TOPIK exam, a standardized Korean language test offered multiple times per year.
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The document provides an overview of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). It discusses the global impact of the CEFR, describing how it has been adopted by educational systems around the world. It also outlines the six reference levels of the CEFR framework (C2, C1, B2, B1, A2, A1) and distinguishes between the levels. Finally, it discusses key concepts within the CEFR such as its action-oriented approach and perspectives on language teaching and learning.
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The document provides an introduction to the Common European Framework (CEF), which establishes common standards for describing language learning levels across Europe. It aims to address misunderstandings about the CEF's context and benefits.
The CEF provides a common reference system for describing language learning levels from A1 to C2. It defines what language learners at each level can do to facilitate consistent teaching, learning and assessment. The levels correspond to basic, independent and proficient users. The CEF is not language-specific so the same levels apply across languages.
The document explains how the CEF levels are defined by "can do" statements describing learners' abilities. It also provides examples of how teachers can use the
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The document provides an overview of the IELTS and TOEFL exams, which assess English proficiency for academic or professional purposes. IELTS measures listening, reading, writing and speaking skills, and can be taken in general or academic versions. TOEFL also measures these skills but focuses on skills needed for university study in English. Both exams report scores to help applicants meet English requirements for education or work abroad.
This seminar-workshop was developed at the request of Ephesians Publishing Inc. for the Manila Central University teacher training series for elementary school and high school teachers. This was conducted on May 29, 2013.
1. The document discusses the difficulty of learning Chinese characters and debates whether they are truly difficult to learn.
2. While some research has found that learning characters places greater cognitive demands on learners, other studies indicate that with limited exposure, learners can master the complexity of character structure.
3. The document examines perspectives on teaching characters, including both those who advocate teaching typing over handwriting early on, and those who emphasize the relationship between writing characters and language acquisition.
The document outlines the Ecuadorian Ministry of Education's acknowledgement of key issues regarding English language teaching and the communicative approach. It discusses the importance of English as a tool for understanding other cultures and the need to align the English curriculum with standards like the Common European Framework of Reference. It then describes the characteristics of the communicative-functional approach proposed for the English curriculum, which focuses on real-world contexts and the relationship between language forms. Finally, it provides details on language proficiency levels based on the CEFR, from basic users at A1-A2 to independent users at B1-B2.
Multibhasa offers Korean language courses in 6 levels to help students learn and master the Korean language. The levels progress from beginning to advanced, starting with learning the alphabet, pronunciation, and basic sentences, then adding more complex grammar structures and vocabulary. The final levels focus on developing skills for tasks like reading essays, understanding media, and writing documents. Multibhasa prepares students to take the TOPIK exam, a standardized Korean language test offered multiple times per year.
Cascade lower secondary simplified marang 2017aznina ramli
The document provides an overview of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). It discusses the global impact of the CEFR, describing how it has been adopted by educational systems around the world. It also outlines the six reference levels of the CEFR framework (C2, C1, B2, B1, A2, A1) and distinguishes between the levels. Finally, it discusses key concepts within the CEFR such as its action-oriented approach and perspectives on language teaching and learning.
Academic English language insinuates the oral, made, hear-capable, and visual language used in Schools and other high level training establishments Learn Business English.
The document provides an introduction to the Common European Framework (CEF), which establishes common standards for describing language learning levels across Europe. It aims to address misunderstandings about the CEF's context and benefits.
The CEF provides a common reference system for describing language learning levels from A1 to C2. It defines what language learners at each level can do to facilitate consistent teaching, learning and assessment. The levels correspond to basic, independent and proficient users. The CEF is not language-specific so the same levels apply across languages.
The document explains how the CEF levels are defined by "can do" statements describing learners' abilities. It also provides examples of how teachers can use the
An Introduction to International English Language Testswahaj unnisa
The document provides an overview of the IELTS and TOEFL exams, which assess English proficiency for academic or professional purposes. IELTS measures listening, reading, writing and speaking skills, and can be taken in general or academic versions. TOEFL also measures these skills but focuses on skills needed for university study in English. Both exams report scores to help applicants meet English requirements for education or work abroad.
This seminar-workshop was developed at the request of Ephesians Publishing Inc. for the Manila Central University teacher training series for elementary school and high school teachers. This was conducted on May 29, 2013.
1. The document discusses the difficulty of learning Chinese characters and debates whether they are truly difficult to learn.
2. While some research has found that learning characters places greater cognitive demands on learners, other studies indicate that with limited exposure, learners can master the complexity of character structure.
3. The document examines perspectives on teaching characters, including both those who advocate teaching typing over handwriting early on, and those who emphasize the relationship between writing characters and language acquisition.
The document outlines the Ecuadorian Ministry of Education's acknowledgement of key issues regarding English language teaching and the communicative approach. It discusses the importance of English as a tool for understanding other cultures and the need to align the English curriculum with standards like the Common European Framework of Reference. It then describes the characteristics of the communicative-functional approach proposed for the English curriculum, which focuses on real-world contexts and the relationship between language forms. Finally, it provides details on language proficiency levels based on the CEFR, from basic users at A1-A2 to independent users at B1-B2.
This document provides an introduction to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It explains that the CEFR aims to provide common standards for describing language learning levels across languages and countries. It establishes six reference levels (A1 to C2) defined by "can do" statements describing what a learner can do at each level. The document discusses how teachers can use the CEFR to map out students' language journeys, select teaching materials, and help students reflect on their progress. While not prescribing methodology, the CEFR aims to provide a common basis for discussing language ability globally.
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This document outlines the agenda and goals for a TESOL course on teaching English reading, writing, and speaking. The course will involve lectures, workshops, discussions, presentations and individual work to help students improve their own English literacy skills and learn methods for teaching literacy to Korean students. Key goals are for students to gain confidence in using academic English, learn practical teaching skills, and integrate communicative techniques into their own teaching. Assessments will include online writing, participation in a reading club, an academic word list activity, and a teaching demonstration.
Teaching English Through English I Class # 1lisyaseloni
This document outlines the agenda and goals for a TESOL course on teaching English reading, writing, and speaking. The course will involve lectures, workshops, discussions, presentations, and individual assignments. Students will practice and improve their own academic English skills while learning methods for teaching literacy to Korean students. Coursework includes keeping a class blog, participating in a reading club, doing presentations, writing assignments, and attending a TESOL conference. The goals are to gain practical teaching skills, confidence, and familiarity with academic English conventions.
The document discusses various methods for teaching English as a second or foreign language. It defines key terms like second language, foreign language, and discusses England's position in India. It also covers different teaching methods like grammar translation, direct method, and communicative language teaching (CLT). CLT focuses on meaningful communication over grammatical rules and aims to develop students' communicative competence. The document provides examples of classroom activities and procedures used in a CLT approach, including information gap exercises, role plays, and accuracy vs fluency practice.
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The program focuses on increasing workplace English skills through 8 levels of ESL courses emphasizing grammar, vocabulary, and career preparation. Students also participate in occupational training in areas like medical assisting, automotive technology, and machining. ESL teachers incorporate vocational content using sheltered English methods. The goal is to provide adults with job skills training and language proficiency within 2 years to prepare them for employment.
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This document discusses the differences between social language (BICS) and academic language (CALP) acquisition for English learners. It states that students can develop social language proficiency within 2-4 years through informal interactions, while achieving academic language proficiency takes 5-7 years and requires mastery of cognitive skills. Formal schooling in a student's first language significantly impacts their ability to acquire both types of English language skills by transferring knowledge between languages. The document prompts readers to consider questions about assessing levels of language acquisition for a hypothetical student named Ha.
Second Language Acquisition - Presentation Slides - By Rehan ButtRehan Butt
The document discusses second language acquisition, distinguishing between foreign language learning and second language learning. It covers barriers to acquisition for adults, including embarrassment over accent and lack of interest in the other culture. The document also examines factors important for learners such as motivation, comprehensible input and output, and the development of communicative competence, which involves grammatical, sociolinguistic, and strategic competence. Finally, it notes that applied linguistics investigates the nature of second language learning and deals with practical teaching issues.
The document outlines the goals of an e-portfolio for improving Mandarin language skills. The initial goals were to become fluent in Mandarin and learn about Chinese culture. However, the goal was adjusted to focus on proper pronunciation due to fewer opportunities to speak Mandarin. The e-portfolio aims to track progress in writing skills, extensive reading, language fluency, and cultural enrichment. A plan of regular exposure to Mandarin through media, reviewing essay corrections, and thinking in Mandarin is laid out to achieve the goals.
CEFR: putting the grammar back into can-do statementsMichael Carroll
The document discusses using can-do statements and the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) to build a skills-based syllabus. It explains that can-do statements describe what learners can do with the language clearly and concisely. The document also discusses how the English Profile project identified criterial features of language skills at each CEFR level to help teachers understand grammar and vocabulary expectations. Finally, it provides examples of using can-do statements and criterial features to assess student ability and plan lessons.
English Second Language And Vocational Trainingmlm078000
This document proposes a comprehensive English as a Second Language (ESL) and vocational training program. It discusses theories of language acquisition, noting adults need both social language skills and academic language skills to succeed. The program would provide ESL instruction focused on workplace skills integrated with occupational training in areas like healthcare, automotive repair, and machining. Students would take ESL courses focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills while also receiving vocational instruction and workplace English sheltering from their ESL teachers. The goal is to equip adult ESL students with language and job skills in a shorter time frame than traditional ESL-only programs.
This document provides guidance for training effective English as a foreign language (EFL) tutors. It discusses getting to know the EFL student by assessing their language needs, education background, and goals. The document recommends determining a class schedule during the first meeting. It also defines key aspects of an EFL curriculum, including focusing on survival skills, indirect grammar instruction, teaching a few idioms at a time in context, and using total physical response for vocabulary development.
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The document discusses mainstreaming English and language proficiency. It defines mainstreaming as the bridge to language proficiency, especially for listening skills. There are five stages of language proficiency from basic to advanced proficient levels. Mainstreaming is important because it acknowledges minority languages and allows students to learn in their native language before transitioning to English, helping ensure they do not fall behind in other subjects.
The content of this presentation is prepared for educators and students of AET level 4. It can be used in workshops to orientate new educators and recapacitate educators. The objective of the presentation is to familiarise the students with the format of the exam question paper. Furthermore, the presentation is also meant to assist educators to prepare lessons that are exam focused. Thus the presentation looks at the three sections of the paper, i.e., reading comprehension, language use and visual literacy and lastly the transactional writing. If educators and students can take time to understand and each section, whether in class or own, chances of mastering all three sections of the paper are more.
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Informational Presentation on teaching in Korea. It provides brief descriptions of what you need to apply, benefits, types of schools, educational culture background, Korean phonology, Korea syntax, example word walls for the classroom, teacher do's and don't, and professional resources.
This document provides an introduction to the CELTA pre-course task, which aims to prepare students for the CELTA course by introducing them to key areas that will be covered. It outlines five sections for students to complete, focusing on topics like learners and teachers, language analysis, language skills, planning and resources, and developing teaching skills. It also provides recommendations for grammar reference books and additional reading.
This document provides an introduction to the CELTA pre-course task, which aims to prepare students for the CELTA course by introducing them to key areas that will be covered. It outlines five sections for students to complete, focusing on topics like learners and teachers, language analysis, language skills, planning and resources, and developing teaching skills. It also provides recommendations for grammar reference books and additional reading.
This document provides an overview of an online training on supporting communication and language development. It includes:
- An outline of the course units which will cover what communication and language are, how to develop them, creating an enabling environment, and communication difficulties.
- A section defining communication, speech, and language, explaining that communication involves sending and receiving messages through spoken, written, or signed language and non-verbal means.
- An explanation of typical language development from birth to age 5, including the stages of comprehending language, producing first words, combining words, and understanding social rules of communication.
- The importance of early language skills which predict later literacy and academic achievement.
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This document provides an introduction to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It explains that the CEFR aims to provide common standards for describing language learning levels across languages and countries. It establishes six reference levels (A1 to C2) defined by "can do" statements describing what a learner can do at each level. The document discusses how teachers can use the CEFR to map out students' language journeys, select teaching materials, and help students reflect on their progress. While not prescribing methodology, the CEFR aims to provide a common basis for discussing language ability globally.
Teaching English Through English I Class # 1lisyaseloni
This document outlines the agenda and goals for a TESOL course on teaching English reading, writing, and speaking. The course will involve lectures, workshops, discussions, presentations and individual work to help students improve their own English literacy skills and learn methods for teaching literacy to Korean students. Key goals are for students to gain confidence in using academic English, learn practical teaching skills, and integrate communicative techniques into their own teaching. Assessments will include online writing, participation in a reading club, an academic word list activity, and a teaching demonstration.
Teaching English Through English I Class # 1lisyaseloni
This document outlines the agenda and goals for a TESOL course on teaching English reading, writing, and speaking. The course will involve lectures, workshops, discussions, presentations, and individual assignments. Students will practice and improve their own academic English skills while learning methods for teaching literacy to Korean students. Coursework includes keeping a class blog, participating in a reading club, doing presentations, writing assignments, and attending a TESOL conference. The goals are to gain practical teaching skills, confidence, and familiarity with academic English conventions.
The document discusses various methods for teaching English as a second or foreign language. It defines key terms like second language, foreign language, and discusses England's position in India. It also covers different teaching methods like grammar translation, direct method, and communicative language teaching (CLT). CLT focuses on meaningful communication over grammatical rules and aims to develop students' communicative competence. The document provides examples of classroom activities and procedures used in a CLT approach, including information gap exercises, role plays, and accuracy vs fluency practice.
English second language and vocational trainingmlm078000
The program focuses on increasing workplace English skills through 8 levels of ESL courses emphasizing grammar, vocabulary, and career preparation. Students also participate in occupational training in areas like medical assisting, automotive technology, and machining. ESL teachers incorporate vocational content using sheltered English methods. The goal is to provide adults with job skills training and language proficiency within 2 years to prepare them for employment.
Benefits of Joining Japanese Language Classes at NihonkaiDivya Sharma
Learning Japanese language at Nihonkai have many benefits and students can learn very easily by our professional staffs efforts & skills. Checkout how it can benefit you.
660 FA23 BICS CALP CUP with Hà as Case study.pptCassieBoyd3
This document discusses the differences between social language (BICS) and academic language (CALP) acquisition for English learners. It states that students can develop social language proficiency within 2-4 years through informal interactions, while achieving academic language proficiency takes 5-7 years and requires mastery of cognitive skills. Formal schooling in a student's first language significantly impacts their ability to acquire both types of English language skills by transferring knowledge between languages. The document prompts readers to consider questions about assessing levels of language acquisition for a hypothetical student named Ha.
Second Language Acquisition - Presentation Slides - By Rehan ButtRehan Butt
The document discusses second language acquisition, distinguishing between foreign language learning and second language learning. It covers barriers to acquisition for adults, including embarrassment over accent and lack of interest in the other culture. The document also examines factors important for learners such as motivation, comprehensible input and output, and the development of communicative competence, which involves grammatical, sociolinguistic, and strategic competence. Finally, it notes that applied linguistics investigates the nature of second language learning and deals with practical teaching issues.
The document outlines the goals of an e-portfolio for improving Mandarin language skills. The initial goals were to become fluent in Mandarin and learn about Chinese culture. However, the goal was adjusted to focus on proper pronunciation due to fewer opportunities to speak Mandarin. The e-portfolio aims to track progress in writing skills, extensive reading, language fluency, and cultural enrichment. A plan of regular exposure to Mandarin through media, reviewing essay corrections, and thinking in Mandarin is laid out to achieve the goals.
CEFR: putting the grammar back into can-do statementsMichael Carroll
The document discusses using can-do statements and the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) to build a skills-based syllabus. It explains that can-do statements describe what learners can do with the language clearly and concisely. The document also discusses how the English Profile project identified criterial features of language skills at each CEFR level to help teachers understand grammar and vocabulary expectations. Finally, it provides examples of using can-do statements and criterial features to assess student ability and plan lessons.
English Second Language And Vocational Trainingmlm078000
This document proposes a comprehensive English as a Second Language (ESL) and vocational training program. It discusses theories of language acquisition, noting adults need both social language skills and academic language skills to succeed. The program would provide ESL instruction focused on workplace skills integrated with occupational training in areas like healthcare, automotive repair, and machining. Students would take ESL courses focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and communication skills while also receiving vocational instruction and workplace English sheltering from their ESL teachers. The goal is to equip adult ESL students with language and job skills in a shorter time frame than traditional ESL-only programs.
This document provides guidance for training effective English as a foreign language (EFL) tutors. It discusses getting to know the EFL student by assessing their language needs, education background, and goals. The document recommends determining a class schedule during the first meeting. It also defines key aspects of an EFL curriculum, including focusing on survival skills, indirect grammar instruction, teaching a few idioms at a time in context, and using total physical response for vocabulary development.
How to Master in Basic Level Japanese CourseDivya Sharma
The importance of a basic level of Japanese language or any other foreign language should not be overlooked and must be learned under expert’s supervision. Learn how to master in basic japanese language course at Nihonkai.
The document discusses mainstreaming English and language proficiency. It defines mainstreaming as the bridge to language proficiency, especially for listening skills. There are five stages of language proficiency from basic to advanced proficient levels. Mainstreaming is important because it acknowledges minority languages and allows students to learn in their native language before transitioning to English, helping ensure they do not fall behind in other subjects.
The content of this presentation is prepared for educators and students of AET level 4. It can be used in workshops to orientate new educators and recapacitate educators. The objective of the presentation is to familiarise the students with the format of the exam question paper. Furthermore, the presentation is also meant to assist educators to prepare lessons that are exam focused. Thus the presentation looks at the three sections of the paper, i.e., reading comprehension, language use and visual literacy and lastly the transactional writing. If educators and students can take time to understand and each section, whether in class or own, chances of mastering all three sections of the paper are more.
Justin gunn taylor - original contribution tel5091JustinGunnTaylor
Informational Presentation on teaching in Korea. It provides brief descriptions of what you need to apply, benefits, types of schools, educational culture background, Korean phonology, Korea syntax, example word walls for the classroom, teacher do's and don't, and professional resources.
This document provides an introduction to the CELTA pre-course task, which aims to prepare students for the CELTA course by introducing them to key areas that will be covered. It outlines five sections for students to complete, focusing on topics like learners and teachers, language analysis, language skills, planning and resources, and developing teaching skills. It also provides recommendations for grammar reference books and additional reading.
This document provides an introduction to the CELTA pre-course task, which aims to prepare students for the CELTA course by introducing them to key areas that will be covered. It outlines five sections for students to complete, focusing on topics like learners and teachers, language analysis, language skills, planning and resources, and developing teaching skills. It also provides recommendations for grammar reference books and additional reading.
This document provides an overview of an online training on supporting communication and language development. It includes:
- An outline of the course units which will cover what communication and language are, how to develop them, creating an enabling environment, and communication difficulties.
- A section defining communication, speech, and language, explaining that communication involves sending and receiving messages through spoken, written, or signed language and non-verbal means.
- An explanation of typical language development from birth to age 5, including the stages of comprehending language, producing first words, combining words, and understanding social rules of communication.
- The importance of early language skills which predict later literacy and academic achievement.
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• Beginner 1 (Understand the fundamentals of Korean phrases)
• Beginning language competence for fundamental phrases by learning the Hangul alphabet,
pronunciation, and basic sentence structure, as well as learning how to greet, introduce oneself, and
buy things in Korean.
• Beginner 2 (study everyday chats)
• Encourage (high) language abilities for varied conversational expressions by studying complicated
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• Intermediate 3 (Basic daily life communication skills)
• For individuals who have finished Level 2 or have equal Korean language abilities
• Study passive/causative verbs and indirect narrations to develop (soft) intermediate language skills
for managing responsibilities in the office, hospital, post office, and other locations.
2. • Intermediate 4 (Learning expressions used in social situations)
• For individuals who have finished the Level 3 course or have similar Korean language abilities
• Nurture (high) intermediate language competence for reading short essays or newspaper articles,
make general use of the Korean language, learn Korean vocabulary and phrases such as idioms,
proverbs, and honorific/casual language.
• Advanced 5 ( gain language skills for comprehending typical dialogues in social
circumstances (political, economic, and social) and expressing own thoughts on these
themes)
• For individuals who have achieved Level 4 or have equal Korean language abilities
• Encourage (poor) advanced linguistic competence for addressing specialized issues through acquiring
advanced vocabulary, syntax (advanced conjunctions), and the distinction in meaning between
comparable expressions.
• Advanced 6 (Develop professional language skills for comprehending most social
settings and communicating on a variety of topics)
• For individuals who have finished Level 5 or have equal Korean language abilities
• Foster (high) advanced language ability for comprehending graduate topics or conducting office
activities by reading, learning about current events through media (radio, TV, newspaper, lecture),
reading about literary masterpieces, and composing documents or reports.
Most Used Korean Phrases - Learn K
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Korean language course offline - online in Delhi
Korean language course offline - online in Delhi