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The document is a research paper submitted by Johanna Berry for her Principles of Teaching 2 course at ICCT Colleges Foundation Inc. in the Philippines. The paper discusses trends, issues, strategies, materials and aids in teaching English. It identifies issues like students' poor English background and limited vocabulary. It also outlines trends like blended learning, mobile learning and inquiry-based learning. The paper then lists strategies and techniques for teaching English as well as possible teaching aids and materials.

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Research Teaching English

The document is a research paper submitted by Johanna Berry for her Principles of Teaching 2 course at ICCT Colleges Foundation Inc. in the Philippines. The paper discusses trends, issues, strategies, materials and aids in teaching English. It identifies issues like students' poor English background and limited vocabulary. It also outlines trends like blended learning, mobile learning and inquiry-based learning. The paper then lists strategies and techniques for teaching English as well as possible teaching aids and materials.

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ICCT Colleges Foundation Inc.

V.V Soliven Avenue II, Cainta, Rizal

“Teaching English: Trends, Issues, Strategies, Materials and Aids”

A research paper for Principle of Teaching 2

by

Johanna Berry

Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English / A71

Submitted to

Mr. Marvin L. Oquendo

July 20, 2019


1. What are the trends and issues in teaching English in the 21st
Century?
Issues in Teaching English:
The Philippines has initiated English curriculum reforms to respond
effectively to the demands of
21st century education and the current educational problems of the
country such as low achievement
test scores and congested curriculum. Overall, the current
curriculum may need to improve its
clarity, specificity, and internal coherence as well as the integration
of some essential principles of
21st century learning and language teaching and learning.
The most significant problem of the teachers in teaching
English, according to the findings of the study of the author, was
the pupils’ poor background of knowledge in English. It was also
discovered that the pupils had poor or limited vocabulary.
Moreover, English was not spoken outside the classroom, thus,
they had a feeling of awkwardness in using the language.
Trends in Teaching English:
Blended learning

As teachers combine digital media with more traditional forms of teaching,


their course materials and resources reflect the trend.

Mobile learning

Online resources are more accessible with a mobile app or a mobile-friendly


version.

Embodied learning

Embodied learning is based on the idea that learning is not just about
remembering. It involves using the mind and the body, collaborating,
discussing and exploring. Learners need to be emotionally, intellectually,
physically and socially engaged.

Inquiry-based learning (or: 'learning in a complex world')

The scenarios that teachers come across in some course materials can
seem simplified and unrealistic, leading us to wonder if we are adequately
training our learners for real life in the 21st century.

Multi-literacies and trans-languaging

In global communities where English is a common language of


communication alongside other languages, knowledge of other languages is
an asset. Rather than diminish the learners’ first language (also known as
subtractive bilingualism), teachers are encouraging learners to use their own
languages.

Creating and sharing content

While there’s much online content already out there for learners, some
programmes and apps allow learners to produce their own content and share
what they have created with others.

Learning and teaching management platforms

Learning management platforms (LMSs) like Edmodo are increasingly


popular. They give learners an online way to find handouts, continue
classroom discussions and submit homework.
2.Enumerate all possible strategies, techniques, aids, and materials in
teaching English.

6 Essential Strategies for Teaching English

1. C UL TI V A T E RE L A TI O N S HI P S A ND BE CU L TU R A L L Y
R E S P O NS I V E

2 . TE A C H L A NG UA G E S K I L L S A C RO S S T HE C U R R I CU L UM

3 . E M P H A S I ZE P RO D U CTI V E L A NG UA G E

4 . S P E A K S L O W L Y — A ND I N CR E A S E Y O U R W A I T T I ME

5 . DI FF E RE NTI A TE — A ND US E MU L TI P L E MO D A L I TI E S

6 . I N CO RP O R A T E S TU DE N TS ’ NA TI V E L A NG U A G E S — A N D
D O N’ T B E A FRA I D O F T E CH NO L O G Y
Teaching Aids

Lesson plans

If you are an English language teacher looking for materials, the British
Council can help you with regularly updated lesson plans and classroom
materials. Find out more about our lesson plans.

English teaching resources

If you are a busy English language teacher or trainer looking for support and
development materials for your classroom, we can help you with the
collection of free materials, updated regularly from the British Council
website for teachers. Find out more about English teaching resources.

Phonemic chart

Help your students hear and understand the sounds of English using the
British Council Phonemic Chart tool. Find out more about how the
'Phonemic Chart' can help develop students' English listening skills.

Articles

If you are an English language teacher and you want to develop your
understanding of teaching methodology and practice, the British Council can
help you with regularly updated articles.
Classroom activity

If you are an English language teacher looking for materials, we can help
you with our regularly updated classroom activities.

Literature in English language teaching

If you are an English teacher looking for literature-based materials, we can


help you with texts, activities and listening materials. Find out more about
these resources to help teachers using literature in the classroom.

Teacher training courses

The British Council offers a range of teacher training courses which will soon
be available online. These cover areas such as primary and secondary
teaching, learning technologies and many other subjects. For more
information see the British Council’s teacher training pages.

7 Simple Visual Aids You’ve Gotta Use in Your ESL Classroom


1. Pictures

2. Timelines

3. Charts and Graphs

4. FluentU

6. Gap Fills

7. Realia
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/educator-english/esl-visual-aids/

https://www.edutopia.org/article/6-essential-strategies-teaching-english-language-
learners

https://www.teacherph.com/problems-encountered-teaching-learning-of-english/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328364448_English_Curriculum_Reform_in_t
he_Philippines_Issues_and_Challenges_from_a_21_st_Century_Learning_Perspective

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