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90 day – TDP CURRICULUM DETAILS – LANGUAGE COMPONENT

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Functions

Listening and Speaking

Reading

Writing

Tutorial

 

1

 

Greeting

Introducing oneself/others

 


 

a. Expressions
(Hello, My name is…)

b. Vowel sounds
(letters ‘a’ and ‘o’)

 

a. Passages expressing this function

b. what, why and how of reading

 

a. Writing about oneself ( autobiography)
(process oriented)

 

 

a. Simple present and present continuous.
E.g. She works in…
       She is working          in….

 

2.

Asking for / giving information
Enquiring
Asking for/ giving directions

a.  Expressions
(Could you please…)
b. Vowel sounds
(Letters ‘a’ and ‘o’ contd.)
c. Contracted forms
I’m, She’s, He’s….)

 

a. Tourist brochure

b. Map reading

c. Scanning

 

 

a. Writing a note

b.  Writing brochure

 

 

a. prepositions

b. phrasal verbs

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3.

Requesting

Asking for /granting permission

a. Expressions (Will you please….?)

b. vowel sounds (letters ‘e’, ‘i’ and ‘u’)

c. Intonation
Stress
Contracted forms

Framing factual, inferential and interpretative questions on a given story

Leave letters
Official request letters

 

Modals

 

 

4.

Inviting

Asking for/offering help

Thanking

a. Expressions (You are cordially invited…)

b. Consonants (‘th’ as in ‘thank’

c. Intonation

a. Organizing invitation cards

b. Sequencing

 

 

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Writing invitations

 

 

 

 

If- conditionals

Linkers-Discourse markers

 

 

5.

Asking for /Expressing opinion

Advising

Suggesting

Persuading

a. Expressions (If you ask me…)

b. Consonants

c. Stress and         Intonation

d. Debate Group Discussions (Fluency Activities)

a.  Articles-Looking for the main ideas and supporting details
Response to the writer’s opinion
Interpreting and inferring

 

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Paragraph writing

Letters to the Editor

Advertisements

Letters of representation.

 

 

Perfect forms

Clauses

Types of sentences

Reported speech

 

 

6.

Expressing ability/inability

Expressing regret

Apologizing     
Negotiating

 

 

a. Group discussion

b. Weak forms

c. Discourse management
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Logical reasoning

Linking

 

 

Designing cards for saying ‘Sorry’

Autobiography

 

Modals

Spoken grammar

 

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7.

Expressing likes/dislikes

Describing things/process/person/place

Comparing

 

Intonation

/s/ /z/ iz/, /t/ /d/ id/

Connected speech-variations in pronunciation

 

Biographies
Fictions, stories

Looking for related words-vocabulary

 

 

Report writing

Descriptive writing

Creative writing

Advertisements

Tourist brochures

Adjectives

Passives

Degrees of Comparison

 

8.

Giving commands/Instructions

Warning

Complaining

 

Stress

Intonation

 

 

Recipes

Read and do texts

 

 

Writing instructions

Letters of complaint

 

 

Modals

Imperatives

Adverbs

Passives

 

CURRICULUM DETAILS – CHILD CENTERED PEDAGOGY

1. CURRICULUM                                                        

C1  

What, why and how of child centered curriculum

C2

The need for a child centered curriculum ( through activities)

C3

Examine perceptions of curriculum (through curricular statements, cartoons)- and discuss.

C4

Arrive at the factors – for curriculum design

C5

Elaborate the factors and consolidate

C6

Analyze textbooks at all levels (1-7) and relate to the curricular statements.

C7

Frame their own curriculum (hypothetical)

2. METHODOLOGY           

T1  

 How and why children learn  a second language ( theories through case studies)

T2

Factors facilitating learning of second language.                                                      

T3

Learners’ responses- teachers’ perceptions

T4

Techniques to promote second language learning- LSRW, grammar, vocabulary and thinking skills(integrated approach)

3. MATERIALS                            

M1

Requisites for material preparation ( level, style, gender, interest, background etc)

M2

Task designing

M3

Adapting available materials to suit learners

M4

Modify materials to address different levels.

M5

Other resources ( story, songs, games, puppets etc, identifying and preparing)

4. EVALUATION                                   

E1  

Non formal and non threatening ways of assessment ( need for them through analysis of question papers)

E2

Creativity in creating test items

E3

Continuous and comprehensive evaluation

E4

Portfolio assessment

E5

Practical issues and solutions

E6  

Personalizing test items to maximize learning and avoid unhealthy competition

E7

To promote originality and creativity- Organic approach to learning

E8

To make testing a learning experience

CURRICULUM DETAILS – LANGUAGE TRAINING MANAGEMENT

  

TR1  

Defining training- (target groups, composition, levels etc)

TR2

Trainer skills

TR3

Training techniques

TR4

Teacher training programmes (evolving and conducting)

TR5

Resource bag for trainers

TR6

Evaluation of a training programme

TR7

Professional development ( need, resources, teacher portfolios, )


 
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