teaching lexis and grammar Flashcards
(12 cards)
What is the order of the lexico-grammatical continuum?
- lexis
- intermediate zone
- grammar
individual words - collocations - colligations - grammatical rules and patterns
In what four steps should a vocabulary lesson be structured?
- presentation
- practice
- application
- assessment
What are the six phases of vocabulary instruction?
- presentation (in communicative context)
- teacher recites
- students repeat
- explanation of meaning
- show spelling
- application
How is the mental lexicon organized?
- syntagmatic relations (e.g. collocations)
- paradigmatic relations (e.g. synonyms/antonyms)
- similar sound structure (e.g. clang association L1=L2)
Give at least two examples of meaning-related vocabulary practice.
- odd one out
- categorizing
- memory games
- guessing from definitions
- matching pictures to lexical items
Give two examples of form-related vocabulary practice.
- pronunciation drills
- filling in grids / crosswords
Give at least two examples of use-related vocabulary practice.
- write a story based on lexical items
- match synonyms - antonyms
- information gap activities
What vocabulary explanation techniques do you know?
- visual
- verbal (monolingual)
- verbal (bilingual)
Bring the 7 steps of Thaler’s deductive process of grammar instruction into the correct order.
- testing
- communicative task
- creating awareness
- explaining form, function, use
- pre-communicative task
- revision
- presenting new grammar
- creating awareness
- presenting new grammar
- explaining form, function, use
- pre-communicative activity
- communicative task
- revision
- testing
Bring the five steps of Ziegésar’s Acquisition-Based Method (inductive approach to grammar instruction) into the correct order.
- clarification (working out rules inductively)
- reproduction (guided exercise)
- demonstration in meaningful context
- production (communicative task)
- comprehension and reaction
- demonstration in meaningful context
- comprehension and reaction
- reproduction (guided exercise)
- production (communicative task)
- clarification (working out rules inductively)
How do learners learn new grammar?
- noticing
- comparing
- integrating
How can you practice grammar (with what types of exercises)?
- form-driven exercises (gap filling)
- pre-communicative exercises (e.g. partner dialogue with scaffolding)
- communicative exercises (talking freely)