Lend us your ears! Authentic  audiences for your classes Gladys Baya 23 Feb, 2008 “ If communicative ability is our goal, communicative practice  must  be part of the process. ” Tricia Hedge
The Kanji (Chinese) symbol for listening
Everyone can have a voice, and  most important,  know that  someone is out there  reading.
During the last week… I’ve written to: ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ I’ve talked to: ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Myself (my diary) My husband (short note) My boss (e-mail message) My colleagues (forums and my blog) You! (notes for this lecture) My family (chit-chat) My friends (on the phone) My boss (f2f) My colleagues online (via Skype) You! (right now)
“ Writing is a way to share your valuable ideas with the world, rather than a way to be wrong.”   Jeff Anderson
MEANING Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences Students write about issues that have real  M  G  for them; developing ability to express  F  S .  It  M  S  students who would not normally write or perform to improve their literacy skills. Students develop  C  N  skills and engage in accountable talk.  The use of technology can broaden the scope of the students’ learning experiences outside of their  L  L   community.   FEELINGS MOTIVATES COLLABORATION LOCAL
Teachers have also documented: increases in self- E  M  and self-confidence increased student  A  E   increased performance on standardized language assessments a decline in  D  Y  actions.   Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences  (cont) ATTENDANCE ESTEEM DISCIPLINARY
Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences “ Perhaps the greatest reason for collaboration at the computer is the simple human desire for social contact.”   Ken Beatty
How can we get started? Encourage your students to  criticise / comment  on  what other people are writing. Start little (but aim big!):  1.  2. 3.  younger / brighter   learners at the school, peer groups, other teachers; 4.  5.
How can we get started?  (cont) Get their writing  edited / published ! Have them write for adults / professionals  instead of / as well as  students.  Before  launching / evaluating  writing projects, ensure an audience for their work. . If they’re the other learners in the class, allot time  during / after  your lessons for them to read and respond.
http://www.blogspot.com
http://www.bubbleshare.com
http://www.pbwiki.com
http:// www.podbean.com ;  http://www.podomatic.com
http://www.slideshare.net
http://www.springdoo.com
http://www.tumblr.com
“ What all collaborative tasks have in common is that one of the participants has a goal that he or she would like to achieve and the other participant engages in talk that helps the first to achieve that goal.” Wells and Chang-Wells; 1992 (quoted by Beatty:113  )
 
 
http://www.iearn.org
Writingmatrix …  originally four teachers who engaged their students in writing using blogs …  …  each had their students tag their posts for this project with the term  writingmatrix ...  …  still ongoing as long as there are students who wish to try it out and respond to one another's postings…  http:// writingmatrix.wikispaces.com
 
“ Time magazine 's person of the year is " You ." You now have the power to publish, share, and interact with a global audience. Your students also have this power... The decision of what to do with that power lies with  you .” Fryer , 2006
You can get it if you really want  You can get it if you really want  You can get it if you really want  But you must try, try and try  Try and try, you'll succeed at last  Rome was not built in a day  Opposition will come your way  But the hotter the battle you see  It's the sweeter the victory, now You can get it …  I know it, listen   Persecution you must bear  Win or lose you've got to get your share  Got your mind set on a dream  You can get it, though harder them seem now You can get it …  I know it  You can get it if you really want - though I show it  You can get it if you really want - so don't give up now  You Can Get it if You Really Want (Jimmy Cliff)
Thanks for having joined me today! Gladys  [email_address]

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Authentic Audiences08

  • 1. Lend us your ears! Authentic audiences for your classes Gladys Baya 23 Feb, 2008 “ If communicative ability is our goal, communicative practice must be part of the process. ” Tricia Hedge
  • 2. The Kanji (Chinese) symbol for listening
  • 3. Everyone can have a voice, and most important, know that someone is out there reading.
  • 4. During the last week… I’ve written to: ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ I’ve talked to: ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ Myself (my diary) My husband (short note) My boss (e-mail message) My colleagues (forums and my blog) You! (notes for this lecture) My family (chit-chat) My friends (on the phone) My boss (f2f) My colleagues online (via Skype) You! (right now)
  • 5. “ Writing is a way to share your valuable ideas with the world, rather than a way to be wrong.” Jeff Anderson
  • 6. MEANING Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences Students write about issues that have real M  G for them; developing ability to express F  S . It M  S students who would not normally write or perform to improve their literacy skills. Students develop C  N skills and engage in accountable talk. The use of technology can broaden the scope of the students’ learning experiences outside of their L  L community. FEELINGS MOTIVATES COLLABORATION LOCAL
  • 7. Teachers have also documented: increases in self- E  M and self-confidence increased student A  E increased performance on standardized language assessments a decline in D  Y actions. Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences (cont) ATTENDANCE ESTEEM DISCIPLINARY
  • 8. Benefits of writing and speaking for authentic audiences “ Perhaps the greatest reason for collaboration at the computer is the simple human desire for social contact.” Ken Beatty
  • 9. How can we get started? Encourage your students to criticise / comment on what other people are writing. Start little (but aim big!): 1. 2. 3. younger / brighter learners at the school, peer groups, other teachers; 4. 5.
  • 10. How can we get started? (cont) Get their writing edited / published ! Have them write for adults / professionals instead of / as well as students. Before launching / evaluating writing projects, ensure an audience for their work. . If they’re the other learners in the class, allot time during / after your lessons for them to read and respond.
  • 14. http:// www.podbean.com ; http://www.podomatic.com
  • 18. “ What all collaborative tasks have in common is that one of the participants has a goal that he or she would like to achieve and the other participant engages in talk that helps the first to achieve that goal.” Wells and Chang-Wells; 1992 (quoted by Beatty:113 )
  • 19.  
  • 20.  
  • 22. Writingmatrix … originally four teachers who engaged their students in writing using blogs … … each had their students tag their posts for this project with the term writingmatrix ... … still ongoing as long as there are students who wish to try it out and respond to one another's postings… http:// writingmatrix.wikispaces.com
  • 23.  
  • 24. “ Time magazine 's person of the year is " You ." You now have the power to publish, share, and interact with a global audience. Your students also have this power... The decision of what to do with that power lies with you .” Fryer , 2006
  • 25. You can get it if you really want You can get it if you really want You can get it if you really want But you must try, try and try Try and try, you'll succeed at last Rome was not built in a day Opposition will come your way But the hotter the battle you see It's the sweeter the victory, now You can get it … I know it, listen Persecution you must bear Win or lose you've got to get your share Got your mind set on a dream You can get it, though harder them seem now You can get it … I know it You can get it if you really want - though I show it You can get it if you really want - so don't give up now You Can Get it if You Really Want (Jimmy Cliff)
  • 26. Thanks for having joined me today! Gladys [email_address]