Using Newspapers articles as reading material what, why and how said elkaoukaji
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This document discusses using newspaper articles as reading materials for English language learners. It presents the types of materials that can be used, including articles, cartoons, headlines, weather forecasts, poetry, stories and photos. It explains that newspapers are authentic, up-to-date, informative, available, cheap, varied, adaptable materials that expose learners to different cultures. The document recommends using newspapers both in and out of the classroom for first and second year students and having students present, ask questions about, and debate or write responses to articles.
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Using Newspapers articles as reading material what, why and how said elkaoukaji
- 1. Using Newspapers Articles as Reading Materials What, Why and How Said Elkaoukaji
- 2. The Whats - Newspapers articles - Cartoons - Headlines - Weather forcast - Poetry - Stories - -Photos
- 3. The Whys • -Authentic (real life English/not textbook one) • -New and up to date issues • -Informative (as teachers we keep learning) • -Available (used books/magazines) • -Cheap • -On line • -Varied • -Adaptable • -shows another opinion of a different culture
- 4. The Hows • -In and Out of classroom • -Mainly for 1st and 2nd years Bac • -Presented by either the learner(s) or the teacher • -General questions on pictures/Headlines • -Teach limited voc/ask questions about other • -Use translation for idiomatic expressions • -Choose the words they understand from context • -Oral debate/reply in writing to the journalist
- 5. Samples -Dying without Morphine -Religion and Women -China -Two Bac exams
- 6. Samples -Dying without Morphine -Religion and Women -China -Two Bac exams