1. The document provides guidelines for administering a literacy assessment instrument for Year 4 students in Malaysia.
2. It details the procedures for administering the 12-item writing literacy test to assess students' abilities in identifying letters, sounds, words, phrases and sentences.
3. The results will determine if students enter the LINUS2.0 intervention program or proceed to the mainstream curriculum.
This document is a literacy screening instrument in English for Year 1 students in Malaysia. It consists of 12 constructs to assess students' English literacy skills, including identifying letters, sounding out letters, blending sounds, segmenting words, comprehension at the word, phrase and sentence level, basic conversation skills, and sentence construction. For each construct, teachers are provided guidance on how to administer the assessment and examples to demonstrate the skill for students.
This document appears to be an assessment instrument from the Malaysian Ministry of Education for measuring English literacy among first year students. It consists of a series of exercises measuring 12 constructs related to reading literacy in English, including identifying letters, associating letters with sounds, blending sounds into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words, participating in conversations using phrases, comprehending phrases, answering questions about pictures and texts, reading sentences, matching pictures to sentences, comprehending paragraphs, and constructing sentences with guidance. The assessment is meant to be administered by teachers and refers to an administration manual for guidance.
The document contains a series of literacy assessment exercises for students in Year 1 involving identifying letters, associating letters with sounds, blending letters into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words and phrases, answering questions, reading sentences, and constructing sentences with guidance. The exercises are meant to assess 12 constructs related to reading literacy and are to be administered according to guidelines in the Year 1 Literacy Screening Manual.
This document contains a literacy screening instrument for assessing Year 3 English literacy in Malaysia. It consists of 12 constructs to test students' English reading abilities, including identifying letters, associating sounds with letters, blending sounds into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words, participating in conversations using phrases, comprehending phrases, sentences and paragraphs in texts, and constructing sentences. Teachers are to use it to guide students through literacy exercises and evaluate their skills in different areas.
This document appears to be an assessment instrument from the Malaysian Ministry of Education for measuring first year primary school students' English literacy skills. It contains several constructs to test students on identifying letters, blending sounds, segmenting words, participating in basic conversations using phrases, understanding language at the phrase and sentence level in texts, and making simple sentences. The assessment provides pictures and short texts for students to read aloud and tasks for teachers to guide students and check their understanding of foundational English literacy skills.
Material Adoption of Lesson from 10th class English Textbook ELT
This document summarizes the adaptation of an English lesson from a 10th grade textbook. The original lesson and exercises are analyzed. Paragraphs are deleted that are too difficult for 10th grade students. New paragraphs are added with simpler vocabulary. Exercises are modified to be more visual and focus on language skills rather than just answering questions. The overall evaluation is that the original textbook does not adequately teach English as a second language at the secondary level and requires adaptation to better engage students and improve their language skills through meaningful exercises and content.
This document is the cover page and table of contents for a textbook titled "Developing English Competencies for Grade XI of Language Programme". It includes information such as the writers, editors, illustrators involved in creating the textbook. The table of contents provides an overview of the textbook which comprises 10 chapters and 2 reviews on developing English communication skills for senior high school students. Each chapter focuses on a theme and includes listening, speaking, reading and writing exercises related to the theme.
The document provides information on English language exam papers for the Malaysian SPM examination, including guidelines for marking sections of Paper 1 and Paper 2. It gives details on the breakdown of marks between the papers, criteria for assessing writing tasks, and sample exam questions. Specifically, it provides marking schemes for Sections A and B of Paper 1, which involve directed writing and continuous writing assessments, and Sections A, B and C of Paper 2, testing different comprehension skills. Scoring is based on both language proficiency and content coverage.
This document is a literacy screening instrument in English for Year 1 students in Malaysia. It consists of 12 constructs to assess students' English literacy skills, including identifying letters, sounding out letters, blending sounds, segmenting words, comprehension at the word, phrase and sentence level, basic conversation skills, and sentence construction. For each construct, teachers are provided guidance on how to administer the assessment and examples to demonstrate the skill for students.
This document appears to be an assessment instrument from the Malaysian Ministry of Education for measuring English literacy among first year students. It consists of a series of exercises measuring 12 constructs related to reading literacy in English, including identifying letters, associating letters with sounds, blending sounds into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words, participating in conversations using phrases, comprehending phrases, answering questions about pictures and texts, reading sentences, matching pictures to sentences, comprehending paragraphs, and constructing sentences with guidance. The assessment is meant to be administered by teachers and refers to an administration manual for guidance.
The document contains a series of literacy assessment exercises for students in Year 1 involving identifying letters, associating letters with sounds, blending letters into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words and phrases, answering questions, reading sentences, and constructing sentences with guidance. The exercises are meant to assess 12 constructs related to reading literacy and are to be administered according to guidelines in the Year 1 Literacy Screening Manual.
This document contains a literacy screening instrument for assessing Year 3 English literacy in Malaysia. It consists of 12 constructs to test students' English reading abilities, including identifying letters, associating sounds with letters, blending sounds into words, segmenting words into sounds, understanding words, participating in conversations using phrases, comprehending phrases, sentences and paragraphs in texts, and constructing sentences. Teachers are to use it to guide students through literacy exercises and evaluate their skills in different areas.
This document appears to be an assessment instrument from the Malaysian Ministry of Education for measuring first year primary school students' English literacy skills. It contains several constructs to test students on identifying letters, blending sounds, segmenting words, participating in basic conversations using phrases, understanding language at the phrase and sentence level in texts, and making simple sentences. The assessment provides pictures and short texts for students to read aloud and tasks for teachers to guide students and check their understanding of foundational English literacy skills.
Material Adoption of Lesson from 10th class English Textbook ELT
This document summarizes the adaptation of an English lesson from a 10th grade textbook. The original lesson and exercises are analyzed. Paragraphs are deleted that are too difficult for 10th grade students. New paragraphs are added with simpler vocabulary. Exercises are modified to be more visual and focus on language skills rather than just answering questions. The overall evaluation is that the original textbook does not adequately teach English as a second language at the secondary level and requires adaptation to better engage students and improve their language skills through meaningful exercises and content.
This document is the cover page and table of contents for a textbook titled "Developing English Competencies for Grade XI of Language Programme". It includes information such as the writers, editors, illustrators involved in creating the textbook. The table of contents provides an overview of the textbook which comprises 10 chapters and 2 reviews on developing English communication skills for senior high school students. Each chapter focuses on a theme and includes listening, speaking, reading and writing exercises related to the theme.
The document provides information on English language exam papers for the Malaysian SPM examination, including guidelines for marking sections of Paper 1 and Paper 2. It gives details on the breakdown of marks between the papers, criteria for assessing writing tasks, and sample exam questions. Specifically, it provides marking schemes for Sections A and B of Paper 1, which involve directed writing and continuous writing assessments, and Sections A, B and C of Paper 2, testing different comprehension skills. Scoring is based on both language proficiency and content coverage.
The document discusses various methods for teaching English as a foreign language effectively. It emphasizes that teaching English requires a strong theoretical foundation and extensive practice. Teachers should focus on transmitting speech habits to students and cultivating language skills through drills, repetition, substitution exercises and ensuring students have ample opportunities to practice speaking. Lesson plans are important to set clear learning objectives and ensure they are achieved. The role of the teacher is paramount over textbooks in actually conducting the learning process and helping students master English patterns. Praise and encouragement also help students learn more readily in the face of the challenges of acquiring a new language.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan listening and speaking unit 11Nidzam Rais
1) The English lesson plan is for Year 4 students on July 20, 2017. The lesson will focus on insects and involve listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
2) The students will learn about different types of insects and their descriptions. They will practice asking and answering questions about insects.
3) The lesson involves students working in pairs to have conversations about insects, answering worksheet questions, and revising what they learned. The teacher will use presentations, examples, and group activities to engage students in the lesson.
Class seven english 2nd class-7-adjective-cCambriannews
This document provides a lesson on adjectives in English. It begins by stating the learning outcomes, which are to describe and provide examples of the different classes of adjectives. It then discusses the two uses of adjectives - attributive and predicative. The main sections define and give examples of the different classes of adjectives, which include adjective of quality, quantity, number, and pronominal adjectives. Students are divided into groups to provide examples of different types. At the end there are evaluation questions and a homework assignment to provide more examples of distributive and possessive adjectives.
This document discusses different approaches to teaching English grammar to students. It outlines several principles and methods for grammar instruction, including conscious, practical, structural, and situational approaches. It also describes recognition, drill, and creative exercises that can be used, as well as deductive and inductive teaching methods. Finally, it provides an example of a game called "The Woman on the Roof" that teaches the present continuous tense in an engaging way by having students imagine reasons why a woman would be on a roof.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan reading unit 11Nidzam Rais
This English lesson plan outlines a lesson for Year 4 students on the topic of homographs. The lesson will last 1 hour and includes activities to introduce, explain, practice, and assess understanding of homographs. Students will work in groups to find different meanings of words using dictionaries, complete a worksheet, and the teacher will review what was learned. The lesson aims to help students understand non-fiction texts about insects and answer wh-questions in accordance with the national curriculum standards.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan listening and speaking unit 11Nidzam Rais
This English lesson plan is for Year 4 students on Sunday from 10:45-11:45 AM. The lesson will teach 29 students about insects with a focus on listening and speaking skills. Students will learn to identify different insect parts and types. They will practice labeling insect diagrams and answering worksheet questions to demonstrate their understanding. The lesson involves teacher explanations, interactive labeling activities, and a group discussion of answers.
1. The lesson plan is for an 8th standard English class on the topic "A Shattered Dream" from the unit "On the Wings of Wishes".
2. The objectives are to create awareness about the importance of willpower and dedication for overcoming challenges, and to develop a positive outlook on work and life.
3. The lesson involves students reading paragraphs from the story, discussing in groups, answering questions to understand the story better, and writing a profile of the author or a letter to the author appreciating his determination.
The document outlines several English programmes and techniques used by English teachers to improve student performance in English. The programmes include vocabulary enrichment, guided writing exercises, reading aloud and writing exercises, vocabulary awareness, grammar exercises, and daily writing of 5 new words. The techniques are aimed at students from Year 1 to Year 6 and target improving their vocabulary, writing, comprehension, and grammar skills.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching students about myths. It includes 7 activities to help students learn new words related to myths like "mermaid", chant paragraphs about myths, unjumble letters to form words, arrange word cards and jumbled letters into sentences, guess characters in myth dialogues by reading lines aloud, and identify speakers in myth dialogues by filling in a task sheet with the correct character's name. The lesson aims to improve students' writing and spelling skills through these interactive activities centered around myths.
This document is the question paper for the trial SPM English paper in 2013. It consists of two sections - Section A involves directed writing based on notes provided, while Section B involves continuous writing on one of five topics provided. Instructions are given for the candidates to spend 45 minutes on Section A and 60 minutes on Section B. Marking schemes are also provided to evaluate the students' performance in both sections.
This document provides instructions for an English exam to be given to students of SMA Diponegoro 1 in the 2012-2013 school year. The exam will consist of writing a discussion essay of 3-4 paragraphs on one of eight provided topics. Students will have 2 periods of 45 minutes each to complete an essay of no more than 600 words following proper grammatical structure and rhetorical style for each paragraph.
The document provides guidelines for teaching English to Malaysian primary school students with learning difficulties in Year 3. It outlines the aims of the English curriculum, which are to equip students with basic language skills to communicate effectively. By the end of Year 6, students should be able to listen and understand simple language, speak clearly depending on the situation, read brief messages, write using simple language, and use language in daily life. It also provides performance standards and descriptors for listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills at different levels for students to work towards.
This lesson plan is for an English class at a secondary school in Argentina. The lesson will focus on the topic of changes and trends in the workplace. During the 60 minute class, students will improve their reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through various activities. They will finish reading a text from the previous lesson, define new vocabulary, complete sentences using words from the text, and write a summary of the text using topic vocabulary. Students will also discuss their future plans after secondary school and their ideal jobs. The teacher will use a communicative approach and integrate the four language skills to engage students and check their understanding.
This document contains a sample annual lesson plan for teaching English to Year 1 students. It outlines 11 weekly themes, including "World of Knowledge" focusing on food and drinks, "World of Stories" on legends, and "World of Self" on family relationships. Each week lists learning outcomes, levels, specifications, and notes. Students will develop language skills like listening, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar. Activities include drills, matching words to pictures, role plays, dictation, and filling in blanks. The plan provides a structured guide to help students progress in acquiring English vocabulary, comprehension, and expression.
1. The document outlines a lesson plan for an English class on phonics for year 2 students.
2. The lesson will focus on words containing specific phonics like ear, air, ure and er.
3. Students will practice blending phonemes, read words containing the target phonics aloud, and complete a worksheet to assess their understanding.
Ten lessons (Best and Simplest book to learn Arabic) || Australian Islamic Li...Muhammad Nabeel Musharraf
This book is English translation of 'Dus Sabaq' by Maulana Abdus Salam Qidwai Nadvi of Lakhnow who wrote that book in a very simple language to assist beginners who wish to grab good understanding in a short amount of time.
Urdu book is available from:
https://archive.org/details/ArabiZabaKay10Sabaq
Teaching vocabulary is important as it is present in the four language skills and impacts the process of learning a second language. Teachers must be aware of different vocabulary learning methods and choose what works best for their students. One effective approach is using words in authentic contexts so students can easily internalize meanings. Teachers also need to consider not just isolated words but also collocations, idioms, and phrases, and present vocabulary in context to help students retain meanings rather than forgetting easily. Vocabulary must be treated as essential, along with grammar and pronunciation, so students understand the meaning of what they produce.
Dokumen tersebut merupakan borang pelaporan penguasaan individu murid terhadap 12 konstruk numerasi dalam 2 saringan dengan total 24 item. Borang tersebut berisi nama murid, tahun, tanda centang jika menguasai item, dan tanda silang jika tidak menguasai beserta tanda tangan guru.
This document discusses a literacy course assignment involving a book report. It lists the names of the students in a group and the title of the book they are reporting on, which is about a lazy rabbit. The document also lists the main characters in the book and the lesson or moral value conveyed.
The document discusses various methods for teaching English as a foreign language effectively. It emphasizes that teaching English requires a strong theoretical foundation and extensive practice. Teachers should focus on transmitting speech habits to students and cultivating language skills through drills, repetition, substitution exercises and ensuring students have ample opportunities to practice speaking. Lesson plans are important to set clear learning objectives and ensure they are achieved. The role of the teacher is paramount over textbooks in actually conducting the learning process and helping students master English patterns. Praise and encouragement also help students learn more readily in the face of the challenges of acquiring a new language.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan listening and speaking unit 11Nidzam Rais
1) The English lesson plan is for Year 4 students on July 20, 2017. The lesson will focus on insects and involve listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.
2) The students will learn about different types of insects and their descriptions. They will practice asking and answering questions about insects.
3) The lesson involves students working in pairs to have conversations about insects, answering worksheet questions, and revising what they learned. The teacher will use presentations, examples, and group activities to engage students in the lesson.
Class seven english 2nd class-7-adjective-cCambriannews
This document provides a lesson on adjectives in English. It begins by stating the learning outcomes, which are to describe and provide examples of the different classes of adjectives. It then discusses the two uses of adjectives - attributive and predicative. The main sections define and give examples of the different classes of adjectives, which include adjective of quality, quantity, number, and pronominal adjectives. Students are divided into groups to provide examples of different types. At the end there are evaluation questions and a homework assignment to provide more examples of distributive and possessive adjectives.
This document discusses different approaches to teaching English grammar to students. It outlines several principles and methods for grammar instruction, including conscious, practical, structural, and situational approaches. It also describes recognition, drill, and creative exercises that can be used, as well as deductive and inductive teaching methods. Finally, it provides an example of a game called "The Woman on the Roof" that teaches the present continuous tense in an engaging way by having students imagine reasons why a woman would be on a roof.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan reading unit 11Nidzam Rais
This English lesson plan outlines a lesson for Year 4 students on the topic of homographs. The lesson will last 1 hour and includes activities to introduce, explain, practice, and assess understanding of homographs. Students will work in groups to find different meanings of words using dictionaries, complete a worksheet, and the teacher will review what was learned. The lesson aims to help students understand non-fiction texts about insects and answer wh-questions in accordance with the national curriculum standards.
KSSR year 4 lesson plan listening and speaking unit 11Nidzam Rais
This English lesson plan is for Year 4 students on Sunday from 10:45-11:45 AM. The lesson will teach 29 students about insects with a focus on listening and speaking skills. Students will learn to identify different insect parts and types. They will practice labeling insect diagrams and answering worksheet questions to demonstrate their understanding. The lesson involves teacher explanations, interactive labeling activities, and a group discussion of answers.
1. The lesson plan is for an 8th standard English class on the topic "A Shattered Dream" from the unit "On the Wings of Wishes".
2. The objectives are to create awareness about the importance of willpower and dedication for overcoming challenges, and to develop a positive outlook on work and life.
3. The lesson involves students reading paragraphs from the story, discussing in groups, answering questions to understand the story better, and writing a profile of the author or a letter to the author appreciating his determination.
The document outlines several English programmes and techniques used by English teachers to improve student performance in English. The programmes include vocabulary enrichment, guided writing exercises, reading aloud and writing exercises, vocabulary awareness, grammar exercises, and daily writing of 5 new words. The techniques are aimed at students from Year 1 to Year 6 and target improving their vocabulary, writing, comprehension, and grammar skills.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching students about myths. It includes 7 activities to help students learn new words related to myths like "mermaid", chant paragraphs about myths, unjumble letters to form words, arrange word cards and jumbled letters into sentences, guess characters in myth dialogues by reading lines aloud, and identify speakers in myth dialogues by filling in a task sheet with the correct character's name. The lesson aims to improve students' writing and spelling skills through these interactive activities centered around myths.
This document is the question paper for the trial SPM English paper in 2013. It consists of two sections - Section A involves directed writing based on notes provided, while Section B involves continuous writing on one of five topics provided. Instructions are given for the candidates to spend 45 minutes on Section A and 60 minutes on Section B. Marking schemes are also provided to evaluate the students' performance in both sections.
This document provides instructions for an English exam to be given to students of SMA Diponegoro 1 in the 2012-2013 school year. The exam will consist of writing a discussion essay of 3-4 paragraphs on one of eight provided topics. Students will have 2 periods of 45 minutes each to complete an essay of no more than 600 words following proper grammatical structure and rhetorical style for each paragraph.
The document provides guidelines for teaching English to Malaysian primary school students with learning difficulties in Year 3. It outlines the aims of the English curriculum, which are to equip students with basic language skills to communicate effectively. By the end of Year 6, students should be able to listen and understand simple language, speak clearly depending on the situation, read brief messages, write using simple language, and use language in daily life. It also provides performance standards and descriptors for listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills at different levels for students to work towards.
This lesson plan is for an English class at a secondary school in Argentina. The lesson will focus on the topic of changes and trends in the workplace. During the 60 minute class, students will improve their reading, writing, listening and speaking skills through various activities. They will finish reading a text from the previous lesson, define new vocabulary, complete sentences using words from the text, and write a summary of the text using topic vocabulary. Students will also discuss their future plans after secondary school and their ideal jobs. The teacher will use a communicative approach and integrate the four language skills to engage students and check their understanding.
This document contains a sample annual lesson plan for teaching English to Year 1 students. It outlines 11 weekly themes, including "World of Knowledge" focusing on food and drinks, "World of Stories" on legends, and "World of Self" on family relationships. Each week lists learning outcomes, levels, specifications, and notes. Students will develop language skills like listening, speaking, reading, writing, and grammar. Activities include drills, matching words to pictures, role plays, dictation, and filling in blanks. The plan provides a structured guide to help students progress in acquiring English vocabulary, comprehension, and expression.
1. The document outlines a lesson plan for an English class on phonics for year 2 students.
2. The lesson will focus on words containing specific phonics like ear, air, ure and er.
3. Students will practice blending phonemes, read words containing the target phonics aloud, and complete a worksheet to assess their understanding.
Ten lessons (Best and Simplest book to learn Arabic) || Australian Islamic Li...Muhammad Nabeel Musharraf
This book is English translation of 'Dus Sabaq' by Maulana Abdus Salam Qidwai Nadvi of Lakhnow who wrote that book in a very simple language to assist beginners who wish to grab good understanding in a short amount of time.
Urdu book is available from:
https://archive.org/details/ArabiZabaKay10Sabaq
Teaching vocabulary is important as it is present in the four language skills and impacts the process of learning a second language. Teachers must be aware of different vocabulary learning methods and choose what works best for their students. One effective approach is using words in authentic contexts so students can easily internalize meanings. Teachers also need to consider not just isolated words but also collocations, idioms, and phrases, and present vocabulary in context to help students retain meanings rather than forgetting easily. Vocabulary must be treated as essential, along with grammar and pronunciation, so students understand the meaning of what they produce.
Dokumen tersebut merupakan borang pelaporan penguasaan individu murid terhadap 12 konstruk numerasi dalam 2 saringan dengan total 24 item. Borang tersebut berisi nama murid, tahun, tanda centang jika menguasai item, dan tanda silang jika tidak menguasai beserta tanda tangan guru.
This document discusses a literacy course assignment involving a book report. It lists the names of the students in a group and the title of the book they are reporting on, which is about a lazy rabbit. The document also lists the main characters in the book and the lesson or moral value conveyed.
This document contains instructions and examples for an English literacy screening instrument for first year students in Malaysia. It assesses students' ability to do various literacy skills in English like identifying letters, sounding out letters and blending them into words, segmenting words into sounds, comprehending words, phrases and sentences, and constructing simple sentences. The screening instrument contains 12 constructs to evaluate these skills through activities like reading letters and words, answering questions about pictures and texts, and making sentences from given words. Teachers are provided guidance on administering each activity and notes on what skills are being assessed.
Manual ini memberikan panduan bagi pentaksir untuk menilai 12 konstruk literasi membaca murid tahun 2 melalui instrumen saringan 5. Instrumen ini ditadbir secara lisan dan berterusannya selama pelajaran bahasa melayu. Hasil penilaian digunakan untuk menentukan sama ada murid akan dimasukkan ke program LINUS atau arus perdana.
This document appears to be an English exam for Year 1 students consisting of multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and matching questions testing vocabulary and concepts related to family, animals, daily activities, and objects. The exam is divided into 8 sections (A-H) testing comprehension of pictures, sentence completion, matching images to labels, filling in blanks with starting letters, associating actions with images, and matching family roles to descriptions.
Dokumen tersebut berisi daftar kata yang dipecah menjadi beberapa bagian yang terkait dengan pakaian, kendaraan, bunga, dan sayur-sayuran. Beberapa contoh item yang disebutkan adalah selipar, jean, bas, bunga mawar, halia, dan jagung.
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SlideShare is a global platform for sharing presentations, infographics, videos and documents. It has over 18 million pieces of professional content uploaded by experts like Eric Schmidt and Guy Kawasaki. The document provides tips for setting up an account on SlideShare, uploading content, optimizing it for searchability, and sharing it on social media to build an audience and reputation as a subject matter expert.
An Experimental Study On The Use Of Picture Series In Teaching WritingCourtney Esco
This document summarizes a thesis that studied using picture series to improve 10th grade students' ability to write narrative texts in Indonesian. The study found that using picture series was an effective technique as it improved students' motivation and helped them generate and organize their ideas. A control class that did not use picture series performed worse on writing tests than the experimental class that was taught with picture series. The thesis concluded that picture series is a useful technique for teaching writing and improving students' writing skills, especially for narrative texts.
This document provides background information and context for a study on improving students' writing skills in descriptive paragraphs through the use of the PPP (Presentation, Practice, Production) technique. It notes that students at SMPN 3 Bangli have struggled with writing skills such as grammar, vocabulary, and generating ideas. The study aims to determine if the PPP technique can help enhance students' writing abilities when applied in the classroom over the course of an academic year. It defines key terms and concepts related to writing skills, descriptive paragraphs, and the PPP technique that will be used in the research.
This document provides an overview of the English Language Curriculum for primary schools in Malaysia. It outlines the curriculum's aim, objectives, conceptual framework and organization. The curriculum focuses on developing pupils' language skills through four modules - Listening and Speaking, Reading, Writing, and Language Arts. In Years 1-2, the focus is on basic literacy. From Year 3 onwards, a Grammar module is added. Content and learning standards are developed progressively to ensure pupils build a strong foundation in English. The role of the teacher in modeling language and designing engaging activities is also emphasized.
This document provides an overview of the Malaysian English Language Curriculum for primary schools. It outlines the curriculum's aim, objectives, conceptual framework and organization. The curriculum focuses on developing pupils' basic language skills in the early years to build a strong foundation. It is organized into modules including Listening and Speaking, Reading, Writing, Language Arts and Grammar. Lessons are taught using themes and topics appropriate for each year level. The curriculum guidebook provides teachers with resources and suggestions to help pupils improve their English proficiency.
The document provides an overview of the English Language Curriculum for primary schools in Malaysia. It outlines the curriculum's aims, objectives, conceptual framework and modules. The curriculum focuses on developing pupils' language skills through listening, speaking, reading, writing and grammar. It is organized into two stages from Years 1-3 and Years 4-6, with an increasing focus on language skills. The role of the teacher in modeling language and planning engaging lessons is also discussed. Overviews of the listening and speaking, reading, and writing skills modules are provided.
The document provides an overview of the English Language Curriculum for primary schools in Malaysia. It outlines the curriculum's aims, objectives, conceptual framework and organization. The curriculum focuses on developing pupils' language skills through five modules - Listening and Speaking, Reading, Writing, Language Arts and Grammar (introduced in Year 3). It emphasizes building a strong foundation in basic literacy skills in the early years before further developing language proficiency. The role of the teacher in modeling language and designing engaging activities is also discussed.
This document provides an overview of the Primary Year 2 Scheme of Work for English Language in Malaysian schools. It contains 7 sections: 1) an overview of the scheme of work, 2) a glossary of curriculum terms, 3) differentiation strategies for teachers, 4) formative assessment, 5) suggested pre-lesson tasks, 6) suggested post-lesson tasks, and 7) the scheme of work lessons themselves. The scheme of work provides guidance for both textbook-based and non-textbook based lessons across the school year to help teachers plan, deliver and assess their English lessons according to the national curriculum standards.
The document is a teacher's guide for teaching English to Year 3 students in Malaysian primary schools. It provides an overview of the English language curriculum and its objectives, which are to equip students with basic language skills to communicate effectively. It describes the curriculum's conceptual framework, organization, and the roles and expectations of teachers. It also outlines the content and learning standards for key language areas - listening and speaking, reading, and writing - explaining the progression of skills from year to year.
The document is a teacher's guide for teaching English to Year 3 students in Malaysian primary schools. It provides an overview of the English language curriculum and its objectives, which are to equip students with basic language skills to communicate effectively. It describes the curriculum's conceptual framework, organization, and the roles and expectations of teachers. It also outlines the content and learning standards for developing students' listening and speaking, reading, and writing skills throughout their primary school education.
5. Primary Year 2 SK Scheme of Work.pdfssuser455d4a
The Primary Year 2 Scheme of Work provides teachers with guidance for delivering English language lessons throughout the year. It includes an overview of the scheme, definitions of key terms, differentiation strategies for pupils, suggestions for formative assessment, and proposed pre-lesson, lesson, and post-lesson tasks. The scheme consists of both textbook-based and non-textbook-based lessons aligned to the national curriculum standards and covering listening, speaking, reading, writing and language arts. Teachers are given flexibility in how they structure lessons while working towards the intended standards.
Students at the basic level in Department Education Japanese of Semarang State University have difficulties in Japanese speaking. They could not produce oral Japanese smoothly. Sometimes they said couple words in Bahasa Indonesia to express their ideas. In communication strategy there is a systematic technique used by foreign language learners to express their ideas when faced with the difficulty of communicating because of the limitations of second language mastery. The findings are the learners already have passed the stage of mastery of simple-level linguistic rules, so they have a tendency to pursue in various ways to make their message acceptable. The characteristic of communication strategy they used are directly translated an utterance literally in the concept of their mother tongue, and use those terminology in their mother tongue and English in Japanese utterance. The reasons that influence the use of these communication strategies are that students' grammar and vocabulary skills are insufficient to communicate in various fields as they are still in the early learning stages.
The document discusses a study that examines the effectiveness of using journal keeping to improve students' ability to write narrative texts. It takes place with first year students at SMAN 1 Tapung high school in Tapung, Indonesia. The study finds that most students struggle with developing ideas, organizing narratives, using appropriate vocabulary and tense. To address these issues, the study will introduce a journal keeping technique to the experimental class and compare results on a writing test between the experimental and control class using a t-test analysis. The goal is to determine if journal keeping significantly increases students' narrative writing ability.
This document outlines an assessment for 6th grade English students to describe their favorite place in the city of Medellín, Colombia. Each student will record a 2-3 minute video describing the place while showing it. The teacher will use a rubric to evaluate students based on their morphology, vocabulary, fluency, register, syntax, pronunciation, and video quality. The assessment aims to inform instruction and gauge students' language learning progress at the end of the term.
This document provides a scheme of work for phonics in Primary Year 2 English. It includes:
- A glossary defining key terms used in the Year 2 curriculum framework such as "simple sentences", "familiar contexts", and "digital games".
- Strategies for differentiating instruction for students of varying abilities.
- An example of a lesson plan focusing on recognizing and reproducing certain phonics sounds and words.
4. Primary Year 2 Scheme of Work Phonics.pdfssuser455d4a
This document provides a scheme of work for phonics in Primary Year 2 English. It includes:
- A glossary defining key terms used in the Year 2 curriculum framework
- Strategies for differentiating instruction for students of varying abilities
- Suggestions for formative assessment
- A sample lesson plan focusing on listening and reading skills, targeting the sounds /ɪә/, /eә/, /ʊә/, and /ɜ:/.
1. The document analyzes the syllabus for an English course at the Faculty of Engineering at Yogyakarta State University.
2. The syllabus aims to develop students' English reading, writing, and speaking competencies for engineering by covering topics like geometric shapes, job vacancies, positions, quantities, processes, manuals, and American/British English.
3. Assessment includes attendance, participation, presentations, midterm and final exams to test students' cognitive, psychomotor and affective skills in using English for engineering.
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Manual pentadbiran instrumen saringan literasi menulis tahun 4 saringan 1 2016
1. KEMENTERIAN PENDIDIKAN MALAYSIA
NKRA - PENDIDIKAN
LINUS2.0 (LITERASI BAHASA INGGERIS)
MANUAL
PENTADBIRAN INSTRUMEN
LITERASI MENULIS
TAHUN 4
2016
(SARINGAN KHAS 1)
*Sila rujuk dokumen ini sebelum, semasa dan selepas mentadbir instrumen