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Have I got News for you...

Have I got News for you. Current classroom practice. Propaganda. bridges the gap between the classroom and the "real" world. can give everyone something to read -- news, sports, weather, editorials, current affairs contains the best models of clear, concise written and spoken language

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Have I got News for you...

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  1. Have I got News for you... Current classroom practice...

  2. Propaganda... • bridges the gap between the classroom and the "real" world. • can give everyone something to read -- news, sports, weather, editorials, current affairs • contains the best models of clear, concise written and spoken language • Helps build opinion and perspectives in preparation for later study • build reading habits that will last a lifetime. • can be cut, marked, clipped, pasted, filed, annotated,replayed,reworked,and recycled!

  3. Curriculum Opportunities e. use a range of resources foraccessing the target language f. listen to, read or view a range of materials, including authentic materials in the target language, g. use the target language in connection with topics and issues that are engaging and may be related to other areas of the curriculum.

  4. Intercultural understanding Range & content e. learning about different countries and cultures f. comparing pupils own experiences and perspectives with others a. Appreciating the richness & diversity of other cultures. b. Recognising that there are different ways of seeing the world, developing an international outlook.

  5. Uses for Newspaper articles Text work

  6. Uses for Newspaper articles Text work Creative Writing: • what happened next • adopt a perspective • dubbing/voiceovers

  7. Uses for Newspaper articles Text work Creative Writing: what happened next Debate

  8. C’est (pas) un reportage /histoire très... Oui, Je (ne) suis (pas) d’accord Je penseque... Oui, C’estvrai Non, c’est faux Oui, maisàmon avis Quant àtoi/moi... D’un part.. d’autre part Quepenses-tu? Mais non! cependant Mais si, cependant Ten tasks for talking: Let it flow

  9. D’un part... D’autre part... • Summary • Debate • AFL Ten tasks for talking: High Five

  10. Mind map

  11. Uses for Newspaper articles Text work Creative Writing: what happened next Debate Letter to the editor Q&A section News in Pictures Review of the Year Creative outcomes

  12. DIY news • Pupils create quiz questions around a page of News • Pupils create new sentences /text from the language in the headlines/text available • Pupils create a collage of text/images based on a headline, lexical, or grammatical theme: • Pupils come up with a suitable word for a gap in a headline. • Match headline to genre eg international ,area/topic specific

  13. News in Brief In some newspapers, there is a news summary section consisting of many short news items (one paragraph each) • Give each pair of learners one of these news items and ask them to write a headline for it on a separate slip of paper. • Collect all the stories and the headlines. • Ask learners to match the stories and the headlines. Extend by Comparing and contrasting with originals..

  14. Jennifer Aniston honoréesur le Walk of Fame Les BritAwards 2012, un tapis rouge très étoilé ! Adele : Un héliport dans son jardin

  15. http://wigflip.com/roflbot/interactor?w/P/yBPe3w5owQ

  16. Living article idea • How media events will affect your life: rank in order of impact/emotion/consequence • Compare to people living elsewhere • Use chronological articles to map a living graph or story: historical events & life stories through media coverage • Archive articles

  17. Role play the News Choose an interesting article or story from the newspaper and make enough copies for every pair of learners.(“Man finds long lost brother”; “Lottery winner buys a house for pet dog” etc. Style stories work best). • Ask learners to first read the article and then improvise a short role play. • Can be conducted one of two ways: 1) one learner plays the journalist and the other plays the protagonist of the story; the journalists does an interview 2) learners each take the role of a person in the story and act out the story, or something that happens before or after the story.

  18. Qui? Ou? Quand? Quoi? Ten tasks for talking: Quatre Questions

  19. Listening to the News • For gist & key information: Ma France • For key words: make your own text with Voki and Text to Speech (AT&T) • Use QR codes to link a reading text to the corresponding report • Redrafting work • Overlaying • Making their own reportage

  20. Bring the News in • RSS feeds • www.newsmap.jp • www.bing.com • Apps: Appactu, Taptu, Pulse • France24: video clips • Podcast news for comprehension • Twitter trends: pupils comment

  21. Developing the ‘Whole learner’ • Careful & appropriate selection of material • Can be ‘snippets’ • Doesn’t need to be a ‘huge’ task • Allows pupils to see they can access language • Helps develop perspectives as well as langauge

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