The speaker, usually with props or visual aids, and using a subject they know well, both shows and tells "how to."
What is a Demonstration?
Students must be _______ participants in the learning process.
What is active?
The most common way to teach students oral skills is through______.
Storytelling
(T/F) Listening cannot be taught.
What is false?
Students are _____ seekers of knowledge.
Active
The speaker tells a story, something he or she already knows very well.
What is Story Time?
Students should develop a ________ connection to the curriculum.
What is long-term?
Class cohesion is _____ centered.
Student centered
According to Pineal and Jaggar's reserach, there is a positive correlation between students’ _____ _____ and ______ __________.
What are listening skills and student achievement?
Students develop questions through ______.
Group discussions
The speaker summarizes, without notes or reading, a brief piece of interest to the class, often taken from a printed or televised news source.
What is In or On the News?
These allow students to react to and explore ideas.
What is an effective question?
These stories, which use themes of of fantasy, are used to teach students about storytelling
Folktales
A process that enables students to use resources that they have already mastered through cultural experiences in order to understand and undertake new and more advanced academic tasks.
What is cultural scaffolding?
Student work is the result of _____ learning
Collaborative
A small group of students discuss a topic of interest with each other in front of the class.
What is a Roundtable?
Student must understand their character (dress, speech, mannerisms, etc.) for this literary activity.
What is literary dinner party?
To become an effective story teller students must think about these three things.
Who, what, why
Two things teachers should identify in analyzing and confronting the dominant patterns in mainstream classrooms.
What is identify frequent responders/regular discussion participants and recognizing self-deprecating comments?
What is an example of informal assessment in the classroom?
Kid watching
Taking speeches or documents from the past or present historical figures and reading them to the class.
What is Hero Worship?
Teacher-directed questions must always promote student _____.
What is inquiry?
An effective teaching strategy to develop student storytelling skills involves students creating stories based on their own ______ and _____.
Life and society
The 5 communicative functions of the major curricular goals for speaking.
What is expressive, ritualistic/formulaic, imaginative, informative, and persuasive?
What is an example of formal assessment for students oral skills?
Presentation scripts, peer reviews, self-reflections, specific grading criteria.