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Community Language Learning Part One
In CLL, it is therefore the learner who to a great extent decides what is happening. The approach (at least in the beginning stages) is based around a set technique, within which the students are free to determine content. A typical CLL lesson using this technique would have the following stages :
Stage One – Investment : The students sit in a circle with a tape recorder in the middle. The knower is outside the circle. The first student who wants to say something calls the knower over, and quietly says what she wants to say in his or her own language. The knower repeats this in English, using a non-threatening and encouraging tone of voice. The student has the chance to repeat and practise the utterance, with help if necessary from the knower, before finally recording it on the tape. Another student who wishes to reply then repeats the process. This continues until a full conversation has been recorded – when I’ve used the approach we’ve probably spent about twenty to thirty minutes on this phase, though Earl Stevick (1) suggests that it should be limited to ten. He however was using it with a much larger group than I was - he describes a class of twelve whereas I only had three. In his situation each individual would obviously have been involved in the conversation relatively infrequently and a longer session could have led to a demotivating drop in pace.
Stage Two – Analysis : Between one session and the next (or possibly immediately, on the board) the knower transcribes the complete conversation, and the students then listen again to the tape while following the transcript. They then have the chance to ask for any explanation they want, and if they wish, to ask for practice activities on specific points.
Stage Three – Reflection : The students then have the chance to reflect on the whole experience, and to decide how useful it was, if they could have done things differently and so on. Again, the knower’s job is not to “tell them where they went wrong” but to help them discover for themselves how they could have made the session maximally useful.
The learner is seen as passing through five psychological stages as learning progresses, which Curran likens to progressing from childhood to adulthood :
1. Birth : the learners know nothing of the target language, and are completely dependent on the knower for everything they want to say.
2. Self : the learners start to get an idea of how the language works and to use it for themselves, but still seek the knower’s help. They may, for instance tell the knower what they want to say directly in the target language, looking to the knower only for confirmation or correction.
3. Separate Existence : they start to use the language without referring to the knower, and may even be resentful of his/her attempts to help.
4. Adolescence : learners continue to express themselves independently, but may be aware of gaps in their knowledge, and start to turn back to the knower.
5. Independence : learners can continue their learning independently. They no longer need the knower, and may start to act as counsellors for less advanced students.
Alan Maley (2) criticises CLL as being one of several humanistic approaches to emerge in the 70s which evolved separately from mainstream language teaching and which all imposed their own “fairly rigidly-prescriptive” method. Not everyone agrees - Earl Stevick (3) suggests that while there may have been a certain resistance to adaptation of the method at the outset "the followers of Curran were never inhibited from devising their own techniques withing the Counseling-Learning Approach." Stevick himself (1) talks of incorporating Suggestopaedic concert readings (4) into his CLL lessons, and virtually any writer on the method will describe a "typical" lesson as including features which are slightly different from the outline Ive given here.
If a certain amount of flexibility is possible, is it also possible to incorporate CLL into your courses as just one technique amongst many which you use ? The answer to this will probably depend on your teaching situation :
- At complete beginner level, the group needs to be fairly small or the students spend the whole time just waiting for others to record their utterances. Jo Bertrand (5) discusses the possibility of dividing large classes into groups and having them work simultaneously, but it is hard to see how this would be possible (without the presence of a second or third knower in the class) until the students have reached at least the “separate existence” stage.
- If you teach students whose language you don’t understand, again the method will not be possible at beginner level.
- How much time do you have to spend? CLL isn’t something that can be fitted into a lesson as a “filler”. Each session will involve at least an hour’s work, though this might be split between two lessons. And in my experience, it’s not something that works well the first time you do it – or for that matter the second or the third. It’s a method which involves the students in making their own choices about how to learn, evaluating their success, trying out something different, reflecting on that … and so on. It’s not until they’ve been through several sessions that things really start to work.
And obviously, if you want to use the method as it was intended to be used, you will need some knowledge of counselling. While there is nothing in the conversation stage of the lesson that precludes it being used as a technique in a far more teacher-guided class, bear in mind that if you intervene in a more "authoritative" way without being asked for help – for instance, by deciding who will speak and what they’ll talk about in stage one, or by giving unsolicited explanations and deciding what to practice in stage two – you are no longer using CLL.
In Part Two of this article, I’ll describe how I used CLL as a component of one particular course, what it meant to adopt a counselling rather than a teaching role, and the stages the learners went through as they “learnt how to learn”
Notes
1. Earl Stevick, A Way and Ways, Heinle and Heinle 1980. (Probably the best introduction to CLL, it contains two sections describing in detail a CLL course and the role of the teacher.)
2. Alan Maley : Community Language Learning
3. Earl Stevick, Humanism in Language Teaching, OUP 1990
4. You can hear Sue talking about both CLL and Suggestopaedia, as well as TPR, in the podcast interview Integrating Various Methodologies into the Classroom on ESL Teacher Talk
5. Jo Bertrand : Community Language Learning
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Warm Up Your Classroom!
You go into a fast food restaurant. It’s painted red and is incredibly noisy. You eat quickly and leave. Just what the restaurant wants – a quick turnover so that it can serve more clients in less space (1).
What the students see. A cold classroom …
Think of any crime investigation series that you’ve seen on TV recently – and think of their interrogation room. Bare walls, bad lighting, an unattractive table and a couple of hard, uncomfortable chairs surrounded by intimidating empty space. The message is clear – we don’t want you to enjoy this.
The way a room is furnished and decorated sends out a psychological message that can affect both the mood and the behaviour of the people in it. Which means that if we want our students to feel comfortable, relaxed, valued and unthreatened, we need to provide physical surroundings which create those feelings. Unfortunately, the cold, sterile decor and shabby furniture found in many classrooms often does quite the opposite.
Here are a few ideas for making the room feel “warmer” and less inhibiting. (You may also be able to think of other ideas - use the comments section to tell us!) You don’t need to (and probably won’t want to) adopt them all. They won’t all be suitable for every teaching situation and you may sometimes be blocked by external factors. How much you can do will depend on whether the room is on your territory (eg in the school you work for) or on the client’s (eg in-company), and on whether the room is “yours”, whether you are only in there once a week, and so on. But often even one small change can make a difference.
- Get rid of the bare walls – stick up calendars, posters and other pictures. Make collage posters – cut pictures out of magazines showing vocabulary items which you want your students to remember, and add the names.
- Put up a notice board with sections such as Cartoon of the week, Quote of the week, This week’s learning tip, or Idiom of the week to give students something to look at as they come in. Mix humorous items with serious ones.
- Add some soft furnishings – cushions on the chairs, or a pretty tablecloth to cover the teacher’s desk. Think about the colours you are using and their likely psychological effect. For example, colour consultants suggest choosing orange to increase energy and enthusiasm, but blue to aid concentration (2).
- Keep a vase in the classroom and ask students to contribute cut flowers from their gardens. Or add some plants to the room – cuttings taken from your own or students’ houseplants will soon grow into good-sized plants.
- If you have a small group in a large room, arrange the seating pattern so that the students are at the front of the room with the intimidating empty space behind them.
- Use background music while students are coming into the room, or during breaks, to provide a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
- Use opportunities like Christmas to put up decorations. Or just let the students arrive one day to find balloons tied around the room.
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An ELT Glossary Terms beginning with A
Activist learning style
Aphasia
Approximant
Auditory learning style
An ELT Glossary Tense
- Definition : An attribute of the verb system which is marked by the potential presence of morphological marking of the base verb
- Example : play/plays vs played.
- Tense is often seen as having the primary function of indicating time relationships, though this is misleading in many language, including English, where as Lewis points out, it is better seen as implying immediacy versus remoteness - which may be remoteness in time (He is here vs He was here), but also psychological immediacy or distance (I want to ask you something as opposed to I wanted to ask you something...), or remoteness from reality (Imagine you were in the Tardis).
An ELT Glossary The Monitor model
The model consists of five hypotheses :
Further reading : Baker, C. and Prys Jones, S. Encyclopedia of Bilingualism and Second Language Acquisition
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If you havent used Notebook in the past, we invite you to explore the other Google products that offer Notebook-like functionality. Here are a few examples, all of which are being actively improved and should meet your needs:
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An ELT Glossary Auxiliary verbs
An auxiliary verb is a verb which cannot exist alone(1) in the verb phrase, but must be used together with a main, or lexical verb. There are two types of auxiliary verbs in English :
1) The primary auxiliaries - be, have, do
These have various grammatical functions, but no independent meaning(2).
a) Be and have combine with different forms of the main verb to create aspect :
- Be combines with the present participle to create progressive (or continuous) aspect - eg Im going to London tomorrow (present progressive); I was hoping to see him (past progressive): I need to be doing something (progressive infinitive)
- Have combines with the past participle to create perfect aspect - eg Ive finished! (present perfect); I hadnt expected you so early (past perfect); You cant have finished already! (perfect infinitive).
- Both can be used in combination to create perfect progressive aspect - eg Ive been hoping to see you.(Present perfect progressive); Wed been waiting for at least an hour before he arrived (Past perfect progressive); You couldnt have been waiting that long.(Perfect progressive infinitive).
- Subject verb inversion in questions : I saw her / Did you see her?
- Subject-verb inversion after negative adverbs : The narrator rarely gives his own opinion / Only rarely does the narrator give his own opinion.
- To carry negation : I saw her yesterday / I didnt see her yesterday.
- As a proform : Helen doesnt know yet, but Angela does.
- To carry emphatic stress : It really did hurt.
2) Secondary, or Modal Auxiliaries
The secondary (or modal) auxiliaries are : can/could, may/might, will/would, shall/should and must. They are often all thought as "independent" verbs, but the pairs indicated for the first eight can better be considered as first and second form (or "present" and "past") variants of the same verb. They combine with an infinitive lexical verb, act as operator for the verb phrase, and, unlike the primary auxiliaries have independent meaning, always connected to the modal concepts of certainty and obligation - eg in You must be here by eight oclock, must expresses obligation.
Form : They are defective verbs (ie do not have the full range of the normal forms), all lacking an infinitive form, a present participle and the present simple 3rd person singular form. must also lacks a second ("past") form. All are followed by the bare infinitive.
See also : modality, semi-modal verbs, periphrastic verbs
Notes
(1) Be, Have and Do can also be used as lexical verbs, in which case they can exist alone in the verb phrase
(2) As lexical verbs, they do have independent meaning, and, except for Be, when in simple forms (simple present or simple past) must take auxiliary Do as operator in the same way as any other lexical verb. Examples :
A : Did they all do the homework?
B : Most of them didnt do it, but a few did.
A : Do you have a pen I could borrow?
B : I dont have a pen, but I do have a pencil if thats any use?
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Feature Smartfren Andromax-i adalah smartphone deretan Andro pertama dengan jaringan dual SIM. Dengan harapan, pemakai Andromax-i bakal lebih memakai paket data memakai jaringan CDMA, yang mempunyai jalur data spesial dengan kecepatan maksimum download sampai 3. 1 Mbps Smartfren Andromax-i telah dibekali mutu kamera yang lebih tinggi daripada beberapa pendahulunya, terlebih ikut mempunyai kamera depan untuk panggilan video.
Smartphone ini mengusung resolusi 5 megapixels komplit dengan autofocus. Untuk kekuatan rekam video, resolusi maksimumnya yaitu VGA dengan support menu contrast. Feature konektivitasnya cukup komplit karenanya ada bluetooth, microusb, serta WiFi.
Kemampuan Support jaringan koneksi EVDO Rev A serta GSM/2G yang cepat bikin Anda tak perlu menanti lama dalam menjelajah setiap laman internet ataupun lakukan download. Dengan harga bandrol sekitaran Rp1. 2 juta, smartphone ini juga sudah dibekali processor dual-core Snapdragon dengan 1Ghz clockspeed, hingga waktu menggerakkan sebagian aplikasi sekalian dapat beroperasi dengan mulus. Memori internal juga dapat menyimpan file dengan kemampuan 4GB serta RAM 512Mb. Smartfren Andromax-i ditenagai baterai Lithium Ion dengan kemampuan 1630mAh.
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Untuk informasi mengenai harga baru dari Smartfren Andromax i ini dibandrol dengan kisaran Rp. 750.000,-.
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