ELT & Vocabulary Learning

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ELT & Vocabulary Learning Course Introduction

Aims, Content, Schedule, Evaluation Course overview Aims, Content, Schedule, Evaluation

By the end of this course you will have… gained a richer understanding of critical aspects of teaching & learning vocabulary. increased their understanding of different approaches to teaching vocabulary. developed their ability to effectively and efficiently teach vocabulary. developed their ability to critically appraise vocabulary teaching and learning.

Course Schedule Introduction to ELT & Vocabulary Learning Key considerations in the teaching and learning of vocabulary Introduction to deductive approaches to vocabulary teaching Teaching meaning deductively Concept checking Introduction to inductive approaches to vocabulary teaching Inductive approaches to vocabulary teaching Mid-term application exam Vocabulary learning strategies Vocabulary worksheets, activities, and games Game and activity fair Assessing vocabulary Vocabulary teaching lesson and materials preparation & Consultation time Vocabulary teaching DEMO

Expectations come to class with open, positive mind, ready to share and learn with others. actively participate in class discussions and activities. submit assignments on time. professional conduct and communication with the course professor. Be in class on time ( or let me know if you will be late OR absent) Make up any material you missed Request homework or assignments for further practice

Grading Attendance 15 points Participation, Professionalism, Excellence 20 points Midterm Application Exam 30 points Vocabulary Teaching Demo 35 points Total 100 points

attendance *Attendance includes being here on time prepared for class. Arriving 5 minutes or more after the start of class will be marked as late. For each late mark you will receive a 1 point deduction in attendance Arriving 30 minutes or more after the start of class will be marked as absent. For each absence you will receive a 2 point deduction in attendance If you are going to be late or absent please send me a message before class if possible. *Absences and lateness may be excused with a valid reason

Participation, Professionalism, Excellence Participation includes all classroom tasks i.e. projects, performances, discussions etc., as well as attention, attitude. Professionalism is the way you conduct yourself in class and with your professor. 5 Excellence points are reserved and rewarded for exceptional effort. *If you receive no excellence points your maximum score in this area is 15/20 Always here on time for class Outstanding effort during class Helping others in class Outstanding classwork or homework Excellent attitude throughout the semester

Mini Lesson Each of you will be required to teach a 10-15 minute vocabulary lesson It will be based on a textbook of your choice. 3- 5 words only Demonstrating knowledge and understanding of what was covered in the course

Additional Details and Information & Course Materials Website: profgwhitehead@weebly.com Email: prof.gwhitehead@igse.ac.kr

Needs analysis Why are you taking this course? What do you expect from this course? Are there any additional topics you would like included in this course? Are there any topics that are planned that you would rather not cover? Can you explain why?