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Face to face’ remote teaching. Transferring face to face teaching techniques to the remote lesson

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

'FACE TO FACE' REMOTE TEACHING

Transferring face to face techniques to the remote lesson

F2F vs Remote Lessons

Are they really that different?

LEARNING STYLES

Are we really catering for differences?

Presenting new language

  • Anchoring through gesture
  • Anchoring through sound
  • Focus on articulatory features
  • Learning word spelling
  • Appealing to 'logical' skills

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MEMORABILITY

Memorisation and drilling

VARIETY

Can we use different interaction patterns in the remote lesson?

SEATING ARRANGEMENTS

Have a go at different ones!

VARIED INTERACTION PATTERNS

  • Whole class: teacher control, 'safe'
  • IW: individualisation, peace & quiet
  • PW: cooperation, practice, less exposition
  • GW: extra practice, peer learning, autonomy

VARIED INTERACTION PATTERNS

  • Whole class: same time and pace, 'hiding'
  • IW: time consuming, no cooperation
  • PW: noisy, distracting, pairing criteria
  • GW: noisy, 'domineering' students, organising

CREATING A DREAM TEAM

Coordination + Communication + Reflection

glopez@aaci.org.ar / @gabyalcuadrado