TL Flashcards

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content schemata

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topic kn/ general world kn/ socio-cultural kn/
General info based on previous learning and life experiences

The T activates Ss’ schematic kn relating to talk.

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formal schemata

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discourse structure/ rhetorical structure

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Textual schemata

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텍스트 내에서 알 수 있는 내용

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4
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monologue

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planned: rehearsed/ little redundancy : difficult to understand
unplanned: spontaneous/ more redundancy: easy to understand

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dialogue종류 및 기출선지 (약)

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Interpersonal, Transactional

  1. Ss will understand the “interpersonal relationships” of the speakers in each dialogue.
  2. Ss will distinguish the difference in register btw the two dialogues.
  3. Ss will develop “formality-awareness”

Familiarity of the interlocutors will produce conversations with more assumption, implications

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Interpersonal (dialogue)

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to promote social relationships

person-oriented

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Transactional (dialogue)

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to convey propositional or factual info.

message-oriented

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Top-down processing

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use of schematic kn/ general understanding/ make inference/ prediction

Ss start from their background kn.

Infer meaning from contextual clues
influenced by world kn. & schematic kn.

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Bottom-up processing

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focus on linguistic info more intensively
Start with component parts: sounds, words, grammar (linear processing)

lg items that are available within the text itself.

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Integrative processing

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The combination of top-down and bottom up

e.g.) @pre-listening activity
Activating Ss’ background kn while pre-teaching vocab at the same time.

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Intensive listening

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listen carefully in order to work on listening skills /
listen multiple times and use it for other purposes/
focus on discrete points
e.g.) dictation to build vocab and grammar

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12
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Extensive listening

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listen a lot of easy materials but not trying to get all the details. / for pleasure/ listen for general understanding/ listen for getting info

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13
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spoken lg의 특징

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  1. clustering (Ts help Ss pick out manageable clusters of words.
  2. Redundancy: rephrasing, repetition, elaborations and little insertions of “I mean” and “you know”
  3. Reduced forms: phonological, syntactic(I’ll), pragmatic
  4. Performance variables: hesitations, false starts, pauses, and corrections
  5. Colloquial lg: idioms, slang
  6. Rate of delivery
  7. Prosodic features: stress, rhythm, intonation
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14
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듣기에서 redundancy의 기능

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Such redundancy helps the learner to process meaning by offering more time and extra information

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15
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The rate of delivery. 듣기에서 속도 너무 빠를 때 어떻게해?

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  1. Simply put “pauses” btw phrases and sentences.
  2. The number & length of “pauses” used by a speaker is more crucial to comprehension than sheer speed.

부자연스럽게 text 속도를 slow하게 하면 안됨

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16
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Listening is a ( ), ( ) process of making sense of what we hear.

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active, purposeful

참고로 듣기는 two-way이고 interaction이라는 것을 잊지 말기

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Listening happens in ( ) ( )

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real time

18
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Listening strategies (9)

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  1. listening for global understanding
  2. listening for specific information (scanning): key info.
  3. listening for details
  4. Inferencing
  5. predicting : to confirm or reject the prediction that
    they’ve made.
  6. monitoring
  7. clarifying
  8. responding
  9. evaluating
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Listening for global understanding (gist) 예시들기

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identify main ideas, noting a sequence of events

20
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listening for specific information (scanning) 예시들기

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catching concrete info including names, time, specific lg forms etc.

21
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listening for details 정의

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싹다듣기

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Inferencing 특징

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반드시 top down kn가 필요 (Listening btw the lines)
Listening for meaning that is implied but not stated directly
다른 읽기 전략과 함께 일어남

23
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register

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The way that lg use varies according to variations in the context.
Due to cultural and context factors, the way of lg use is different.

24
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Important criteria for authentic materials in listening

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  1. interesting and relevant

2. the rate of delivery (high frequent words, simple structure.)

25
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authentic materials in 듣기의 장점

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  1. exposed to the rhythms of natural, everyday Eng.

2. provide a real-life listening experience

26
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듣기에서 text와 task와의 관계

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Instead of simplifying the lg of the text, simplify the task that is demanded of the Ss.

27
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듣기에서 task는 어때야 할까?

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It is important that the task itself doesn’t demand too much production of the learner.
Tasks that require too much production can’t be done in real time. (e.g. 듣고 서머리)

  1. Choosing the correct summary from two or three choices.
  2. Have Ss number the pictures or events in the order they occurred.
  3. Identify pics that match the text (Information Transfer)
28
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process-oriented listening

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  1. focus on how the understanding takes place.
  2. metacognitive instruction :
    - enable Ss to increase their awareness about their listening process
    - develop effective skills for self-regulating LC
    - focusing on the process can help Ss to reflect on their learning.
29
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product-oriented listening

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  • Focus on what was understood

- Use what Ss comprehended in listening to complete another lg activity.

30
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note-taking

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Jotting down important words.

The T encourages Ss to use “listening strategies” such as note-taking.

31
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Types of classroom listening performance

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  1. reactive
  2. Intensive ( Bottom-up): focus on components
  3. Responsive
  4. Selective (Scanning)
  5. Extensive (Top-down): global understanding
  6. Interactive (1-5) 포함, Integrated w/speaking skiils