- The document outlines reasons why children speak in the classroom during a 45 minute English language learning lesson for 25 learners in Class 2K.
- The most common reasons for students to speak included repeating words or phrases after the teacher individually, in groups, or as a whole class.
- Students also frequently answered direct or open questions from the teacher and spoke to each other in Arabic during pair or group work activities.
- The document outlines reasons why children speak in the classroom during a 45 minute English language learning lesson for 25 learners in Class 2K.
- The most common reasons for students to speak included repeating words or phrases after the teacher individually, in groups, or as a whole class.
- Students also frequently answered direct or open questions from the teacher and spoke to each other in Arabic during pair or group work activities.
- The document outlines reasons why children speak in the classroom during a 45 minute English language learning lesson for 25 learners in Class 2K.
- The most common reasons for students to speak included repeating words or phrases after the teacher individually, in groups, or as a whole class.
- Students also frequently answered direct or open questions from the teacher and spoke to each other in Arabic during pair or group work activities.
- The document outlines reasons why children speak in the classroom during a 45 minute English language learning lesson for 25 learners in Class 2K.
- The most common reasons for students to speak included repeating words or phrases after the teacher individually, in groups, or as a whole class.
- Students also frequently answered direct or open questions from the teacher and spoke to each other in Arabic during pair or group work activities.
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Reasons children speak in the classroom
Class: 2K Number of learners: 25 Length of lesson: 45 min
Language Learning Goals: English
Materials used: Videos, worksheet, Cubes.
Reason for speaking Learner Learner Learner Learner
A B C D 1 Learner repeats word(s) after teacher - (whole class together)
2 Learner repeats word(s) after teacher
- (group / pair together)
3 Learner repeats word / phrase after
teacher - (individual )
4 Learner answers direct question from
teacher
5 Learner answers open question from
teacher
6 Learner asks teacher a question
7 Learner answers a partner in English
- (pair/ group work activity)
8 Learner answers a partner in Arabic
- (pair/ group work activity)
9 Learner speaks to the teacher informally (E) (E) (E) (E)
- (Add E for English; A for Arabic) (E) (E)
10 Other reason(s) for speaking To go to
the Toilet What was the most common reason for speaking? The most common reasons for speaking are: Time to go home – Toilet – Water – Playground. What was the least common reason for speaking? The least common reasons for speaking are: Chatting- rise hands. Were there any boxes that had no ticks? There are no boxes that had no ticks. What do you think is an appropriate sequence of communication patterns between teachers and students? I think the teacher is an appropriate sequence of communication patterns because she/he will teach the children first, then the children will work.