English as a Second Language 3: Oral Communicaton
Learning Plan
LEARNING PLAN 1
Responding to imperatives

Overview
These learning activities will assist you in recognizing and responding to imperatives. Imperatives are commands given by a boss a parent, a teacher or anyone in authority.

Information
Title Responding to imperatives
Developer(s) Caulline Howell
Date 6/16/2001

Prerequisites
1. Completion of ESL 2 Oral
2. Placement on Wisconsin ESL Placement Test: Oral
3. or Teacher recommendation

Competency
1. Respond to imperatives.
Linked Standards
* WI.LA.C.4.2 Listen to and comprehend oral communications





Linked Core Abilities
o Communicate effectively
o Demonstrate critical thinking

Performance Standards
Criteria---Performance will be satisfactory when:
a. learner responds to positive and negative imperatives which require physical activity or the absence thereof with 70% accuracy
b. learner responds orally to positive and negative imperatives with 70% accuracy.
c. learner follows oral instrucftion with 70% accuracy.


Conditions---Competence will be demonstrated:
a. in class
b. with another student.
c. in role play
d. under teacher observation.

Learning Objectives
This learning plan addresses the following learning objectives to help you master the competency:
a. Pronounce a word and then spell it.
b. Respond to one- and two-step directions. by action. Eg., Close the door and turn on/off the light. Raise your right hand and scratch your left ear if today is Monday, August 26.
c. Respond to one- and two-step directions by speaking. Eg., Ask Jose where he is from and why he came to Wisconsin.
d. Respond to one- and two-step directions by writing. Eg., Write your name in the top left corner and the date in the bottom right corner of the paper.

Learning Activities
_____1.
Discuss with a group or with the class different people in your life who give you orders that you should obey. Also discuss the way to recognize the difference between a request and a a command.

_____2.
With a group or with the class, play SIMON SAYS. This is a children's game that relies on the imperative statement. Adults frequently play this game with children.

_____3.
On a piece of paper filled with numbers or letters draw a picture by following the commands of the instructor.

_____4.
With the class or with a group, make a list of commands that require a person to do something. Then, name a person in the class and give one of the command you have written. eg. Give your wallet to Maria.

_____5.
Role play a job situation where the boss or supervisor gives many commands.

_____6.
Role play a parent and a child or children who must clean the house, cut the grass, prepare a meal before going to a picnic or a sports event in two hours.

Assessment Activities
_____1.
group discussion


_____2.
play a game


_____3.
role play


_____4.
written performance or quiz


English as a Second Language 3: Oral Communicaton
Learning Plan
LEARNING PLAN 2
Hear the Difference Between Vowels

Overview

Information
Title Hear the Difference Between Vowels
Developer(s) Cauline Howell
Date 6/16/2001

Prerequisites
1. Completion of ESL 2 Oral
2. Placement on Wisconsin ESL Placement Test: Oral
3. or Teacher recommendation

Competency
2. Discriminate speech.
Linked Standards
* WI.LA.C.4.2 Listen to and comprehend oral communications
* WI.LA.C.4.3 Participate effectively in discussion





Linked Core Abilities
o Communicate effectively
o Demonstrate critical thinking

Performance Standards
Criteria---Performance will be satisfactory when:
a. learner pronounces the long and short vowels of English with 70% accuracy.
b. learner prounounces the third-persons present verbs with 70% accuracy.
c. learner pronounces the past tense of regular verbs with 70% accuracy.
d. learner stresses the proper syllable in multi-syllabic words with 70% accuracy.


Conditions---Competence will be demonstrated:
a. in class.
b. with a partner.
c. in a game.
d. in role play
e. in the presence of the teacher.

Learning Objectives
This learning plan addresses the following learning objectives to help you master the competency:
a. Recognize differencet between the sound/symbol match of English and most other western languages, particularly the difference between English pronunciation and the International Phonetic Alphabet.
b. Differentiate the long vowel sounds and their spellings.
c. Differentiate the short vowel sounds and their spellings.
d. Recognize the three sounds of the regular past tense which are represented by -ed. /t/ after voiceless consonants, /d/ after voiced consonants and vowels and /id/ after the sonsds /t/ or /d/
e. Recognize the three sounds of the regular present tense which are represented by -s or -es. /s/ after voiceless consonants, /z/ after voiced consonants and vowels, and /iz/ after fricatives ( s, z, ch, sh, je/)
f. Apply the primary stress patterns of nouns and verbs of two or more syllables.

Learning Activities
_____1.
RESPOND to dictated words and phrases by correctly spelling and writing them

_____2.
READ aloud for an audience
Properties
Learning Cycle: Practice
Group Size: Small Group
Focus: Learner Centered
Content: *
Multiple Intelligence: Verbal/Linguistic
Learning Style: Doing&Inventing
Right/Left Brain: Right Brain&Left Brain
VAK: Auditory

Assessment Activities
_____1.
a game.


_____2.
in writing


_____3.
repetion


English as a Second Language 3: Oral Communicaton
Learning Plan
LEARNING PLAN 3
Giving Feedback to a Speaker

Overview

Information
Title Giving Feedback to a Speaker
Developer(s) Caulilne Howell
Date 6/16/2001

Prerequisites
1. Completion of ESL 2 Oral
2. Placement on Wisconsin ESL Placement Test: Oral
3. or Teacher recommendation

Competency
3. Give feedback.
Linked Standards
* WI.LA.C.4.1 Orally communicate information, opinions, and ideas effectively to different audiences for a variety of purposes
* WI.LA.C.4.2 Listen to and comprehend oral communications





Linked Core Abilities
o Communicate effectively
o Develop global awareness

Performance Standards
Criteria---Performance will be satisfactory when:
a. learner indicates agreement via facial expressions and gestures
b. learner indicates disagreement via facial expressiion and head movement.
c. learner indicates confusion via facial expression.
d. learner indicates lack of knowledge via shoulder movement.
e. learner asks information questions of a speaker.
f. learner asks clarification questions of a speaker.


Conditions---Competence will be demonstrated:
o in class.
o while listening to a fellow student speaking.
o in role play
o with teacher

Learning Objectives
This learning plan addresses the following learning objectives to help you master the competency:
a. Demonstrate active listiening.
b. Ask informational questions
c. Ask clarification questions.
d. Show attentiion through eye cntact and facial expressions.
e. Indicate agreement, disagreement or confusion through facial expession.
f. Indicate lack of knowledge through facial expression or shoulder movement.

Learning Activities
_____1.
DISCUSS a variety of issues in a small group and agree or disagree with others
Properties
Learning Cycle: Practice
Group Size: Small Group
Focus: Learner Centered
Content: *
Multiple Intelligence: Interpersonal&Verbal/Linguistic
Learning Style: Seeking Meaning&Inventing
Right/Left Brain: Left Brain
VAK: Auditory

_____2.
LISTEN to a presentation and agree or disagree with the speaker
Properties
Learning Cycle: Comprehension
Group Size: Large Group
Focus: Teacher Centered
Content: Concept
Multiple Intelligence: Verbal/Linguistic
Learning Style: Conceptualizing
Right/Left Brain: Left Brain
VAK: Auditory

_____3.
PARTICIPATE in a class discussion and express agreement or disagreement
Properties
Learning Cycle: Comprehension
Group Size: Large Group