'Vocabulary items' diaporamas de présentation

Workshop Agenda

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Vocabulary Building Part 2

Vocabulary Building Part 2. Dr. Sarwet Rasul. Review of Previous Session. Vocabulary Building What is vocabulary What is vocabulary building? Vocabulary building and our linguistic context Importance of Vocabulary Building Teaching Learning Vocabulary: Place in Curriculum

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Analyzing Assessments and Infusing Academic Dialogue

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CCSS for English Language Arts and the PARCC Assessment: Navigating the Documents

CCSS for English Language Arts and the PARCC Assessment: Navigating the Documents. Vincent Segalini, Office Director for English/Language Arts. The Documents. The Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts (CCSS for ELA) Appendices A, B, and C Unpacking the Standards Forms

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Getting Ready for the ACT

Getting Ready for the ACT. What is the ACT?. The ACT is a national college admissions examination that consists of subject area tests in: English Mathematics Reading Science Writing. What is the ACT?. ACT results are accepted by all four-year colleges and universities in the U.S.

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Communicating Vocabulary

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TOEFL VOCABULARY 21

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TOEFL VOCABULARY 16

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TOEFL VOCABULARY 19

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TOEFL VOCABULARY 14

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Session 1

Session 1. Session 1. Pre-task Material: Task 1 (Functions of a pot), eBook Show the picture of the lid of a pot and ask learners to guess what it is. e.g. What is it? (Elicit creative responses from learners.)

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(A) Who are heroes? Why do you think so?

(A) Who are heroes? Why do you think so?. Set A: Write down your words. (B) Who are heroes? Why do you think so?. Set B: Write down your words. (C) Who are heroes? Why do you think so?. Set C: Write down your words. (D) Who are heroes? Why do you think so?. Set D: Write down your words.

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The Mnemonic Power of Print

The Mnemonic Power of Print. The contribution of Word Spellings for Vocabulary Learning and Instruction. Picture courtesy of www.pppst.com. Words . Set 1: rume, rane, taik, gote, yung, pillgrum, kartune, selafaine Set 2: said, was, one, tongue, sugar, ocean, iron, yacht

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TOEFL VOCABULARY 4

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Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest

Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest. By Steve Jenkins. Day 4. Rate vocabulary words with your partner. Can you pronounce it ? Can you give the definition ? Can you use it in a sentence ?. Hottest, Coldest, Highest, Deepest. Reading Goal-Text Features

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TECHNOLOGY- A MUST?

TECHNOLOGY- A MUST?. Project in English. TECHNOLOGY. How does technology influence the quality of life? How much do you know about the technology surrounding you?. TECHNOLOGY. What is the role of technology in your life? How do you imagine your life without the help of technology?.

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How to Write a Good Conference Proposal

How to Write a Good Conference Proposal Limin Zheng Foreign Service Institute zhengl@state.gov To be Discussed Purpose of proposal Key elements of a good proposal Look at three samples during discussion Sample 1

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Computer Workshop: WebQuest

Computer Workshop: WebQuest. Interesting places in Hong Kong. For Form 1 students (Frank Ip). Topic: Interesting places in Hong Kong Level: S1 Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to recognize and name some famous tourist spots in H.K.

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Vocabulary Tests

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