Minit Curai Kursus LINUS THN 2, 2016

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SK IBOI

09200 KUPANG, KEDAH DARUL AMAN


TEL: 04-4721078

MINIT CURAI
NamaPegawai KALAIARASI A/P PONNOSAMY
Tarikh 18th – 19th July 2016
Masa 8.00 pagi hingga 5.00 petang
Tempat SM Tanjung Puteri , Kuala Ketil.
Tajuk / Aktiviti Kursus Pedagogi Pemulihan Bahasa Inggeris Tahun 2
LINUS 2.0 Kepada Guru Bahasa Inggeris Tahun 2 Bagi Tahun 2016

Perkara / 18th July 2016 8.00 – Pendaftaran peserta


Maklumat
Taklimat daripadaPegawai PPD : En.S.Jagathiswaran
Penting
 Tuntutan 1 tempat duduk teksi
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 Laporan LDP hendaklah diisi dan dihantar ke PPD.
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 Pegawai matapelajaran : En.Azizi Adnan – 019-
4588667

DAY 1 : OVERVIEW OF LINUS 2.0 : MR. JAGATHISWARAN

Objective of the module :


The English Language literacy program aims at ensuring all
non- special needs pupils attain basic literacy. This module has
been developed for teachers to use during English language
lessons to help pupils who are struggling to read. It adheres
closely to the principles of the KSSR curriculum, which is back
to basics and the skills that need to be taught are :

 Listening and speaking ( to develop sound awareness


and confidence in articulating sounds, words and short
phrases in English)
 Phonics for reading
 Penmanship
 Language Arts
Principles
 Back to basics
 Fun learning
 Learner centeredness
 Integration of salient new technology
 Assessment
 Character building

Curriculum matrix
 Level 2 – 180 minutes per week
 Lesson 1 : Listening and speaking
 Lesson 2 : Reading
 Lesson 3 : Writing
 Lesson 4 : Language Arts
 Lesson 5 : Writing/ Reading / L&S (which not achieved)

HOTS
1. Application
2. Analysis
3. Evaluation
4. Creation

How do know your pupils level/ achievement ?


- Thru screening
- Class teacher’s information –abilities
- SAPS
- Their background
- Attitude
- Abilities
- Learning styles ( left handed )

Where do you source for the required information?


- Data Collection BPPI forms
- Previous screening

Screening 2
1- 31 August : Reading

18 – 30 Sept : Writing

Pengisian Data : 2- 4th October 2016


LISTENING SKILLS

- identify main facts & details


- relate cause & effect
- identify sequence & events
- predict outcomes
- inferring messages from contextual clues

Listening strategies
- listening to key words
- non-verbal cues

Important of teaching listening


- Listening is a receptive skill which is very important.
- Pupils need to be taught to listen attentively for various
purposes in life such as:
 Listening for information.
 Listening for information.
 Listening to improve English language
proficiency.

How to teach listening skills in classroom?


- Pre – record your text. (Authentic texts if possible)
- Pre – teach vocabulary.
- Provide some background / cultural information.
- Repeat the listening text a few times.
- Teach pupils to employ listening strategies.

SPEAKING SKILLS

- An important productive skill


- 3 speech activities (Richard Jack, 2008) that requires
different approaches.
 Talk as interaction – small conversations may be
in a formal or informal setting.
 Talk as transaction – focus in on what is said and
done, making oneself understood clearly is the
main focus.
 Talk as performance – involves transmitting
information to an audience. eg: public speaking,
etc.

How to teach pronunciation?


- Minimal pairs
 Pull – bull
 Sit – pit
 Like – bike
- Tongue twister
 She sells sea shells at the sea shore

How to teach speaking skills in the classroom?

- Role play
- Drama
- Interviews
- Public speaking
- Group discussion
- Brainstorming activities
- Show & tell
- Choral speaking
- Story telling
- Poem recitation
- Readers’ theater

Helping pupils to speak

- In order to teach pupils to speak, scaffolding has to be


provided so that pupils progress in their speaking
attempts.
- What are some of the scaffolding activities to help
pupils?

ASSESSMENT

- What should be assessed?


 Intelligibility
 Accuracy in pronunciation and speech
 Fluency
 Meaningful context
 Appropriate choice of words according to
purpose and audience.

READING

Skills
- Picture clues
- Look it up
- Make a guess
- Dissect the word
- Connect a word you know
- Skip it
- Reread the sentence
- Keep reading
- Use prior knowledge

Purpose of reading
- to become proficient readers
- to gain knowledge
- to look for the information

Linear text for reading


- stories
- advertisement
- posters
- brochures

DAY 2 : PN.AZIDA

Content of the module LBI :

This module uses contexts that are familiar to the pupils which
they can relate to. In order to make language learning more
meaningful and purposeful, language input is presented under
themes and topics. The teaching of basic literacy is addressed
using phonics : with the teaching of phonemes and graphemes
to develop phoneme – grapheme correspondence and
decoding skills. Activities in the module have been developed
based on the need for pupils to also develop in all four
language skills ( listening , speaking ,reading and writing ) and
language arts. This follow the modular configuration as
stipulated in the English Language Curriculum Standards and
is presented as fallows :

- themes & topics


- 28 graphemes
- 28 phonemes
- Penmanship activities related to 15 graphemes.

In addition , there are review units in order to assess the


progress of the pupils focusing on phoneme – grapheme
correspondence , blending and segmenting and the
acquisition of important sight words ( taken from the KSSR
Word list ).

Planning Lessons
In planning lessons, teachers should look at the materials and
activities in the module closely and be aware of :
- The proficiency levels of their pupils
- The suitability of the activities presented to the pupils ‘
proficiency level
- The need to fully adopt or to adapt the activities to suit
their pupils

The materials and activities in the module should be seen as


supplementary to the KSSR program. You should not attempt
to write and teach two separate lesson plans for the same class
period but plan one lesson which incorporates some
additional or other activity or activities for those pupils who
need close remedial support using resources provided in this
module for that purposes .In this way , when planning a lesson
, you should also consider the following :

- What you plan to cover from the KSSR curriculum for


your non- remedial pupils;
- How that relates to the activities in this module for your
remedial pupils;
- How you can incorporate the activities in this module
into your regular lesson;
- How you can group pupils in your class so that you can
work with your remedial pupils for a certain amount of
time of the lesson using the activities and materials in
this module.
For example , setting up a station / remedial table ;
using the same material but grading the activities up or
down accordingly for your regular group and your
remedial group.
REFLECTION

After every lesson , teachers should reflect on the following in


order to evaluate how each child is progressing in accordance
with the objectives set out in the National Curriculum , and
this module :
- The strategies they have used in the classroom
- The materials and activities they have used and the
grading of those according to the abilities of the general
classroom population and the remedial group within
the class.
- The integration of the Module with KSSR in terms of
activity planning, activity progression and
implementation.

Prepared by ,
______________
(KALAIARASI A/P PONNOSAMY )
English Teacher
SK IBOI

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