I need to support the English learners´ oral skills development through the use of the teacher´s voice (vocal instruction) as a Coach. Most of the literature refers to oral instruction .
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Emilia, thanks for yoru reply.No .It is not TPR.
It refers to the oral input we give to students in order to develop langauge skills.
Vocal instructions is not found at all, instead we find Oral instruction but it does not refer to the same thing.Thanks,
I'm not completely clear about these terms, but it's possible that vocal instruction is focused on teaching a language learner to produce sounds close to those of a native speaker whereas oral instruction is more general, meaning using oral (as opposed to written) production to teach. Might this help to clarify the distinction?
Jodi, thanks.I agree wth you.I thought I was wrong ,but it leads me to confirm the distinction.Sure it helps me.
Martha
While coaching ....Take a Walk in Each Other’s Shoes
Windsor Middle School in Colorado developed this activity in response to a newspaper column that was full of negative stereotypes
http://www.turningpts.org/pdf/YALGuide2.pdf
Krishnan thanks a lot.I will have a look at it and review this study.
Martha
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