Out of-class Introduction
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This document provides an assignment sheet for an ESL speaking and listening skills class. It instructs students to reflect on their feelings about speaking English and how much time they spend practicing English outside of class. Students are then asked to work with a partner to generate questions about English use outside of class and conduct interviews of at least 3 classmates to learn about their English practice habits.
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Out of-class Introduction
- 1. Rose ESL 230-1 S14 Out-of Class Assignment Sheet Name: _____________________________ Welcome to Intermediate Oral Skills! This class is all about improving your listening and speaking skills! Step 1: Reflection! How do you feel about speaking English? How does speaking English make you feel? Please write as much as you can in 5 minutes! Did you know: the average child learning English in school will spend about 60 hours a week practicing English an average MELP student who is taking 3 classes spends only about 25 hours a week practicing English in class How much time do you spend practicing English outside of class???
- 2. Rose ESL 230-1 S14 Out-of Class Assignment Sheet Name: _____________________________ Step 2: Research! Work with a partner. Write 5 questions that you could ask a classmate to learn about how much English they use outside of class. Examples: Do you ever text in English? With who? Do you ever post comments on Facebook in English? 1. ___________________________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________________________________ 4. ___________________________________________________________________________ 5. ___________________________________________________________________________ Step 3: Interviews! Find at least 3 classmates to interview. Ask each classmate the 5 questions you wrote for Step 2. Take notes about their answers below. Be prepared to tell the class what you learn about your classmates. Name: Name: Name: Notes: Notes: Notes: