Final Assessment Classroom Discourse

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DECLARATION TO BE SIGNED BY THE STUDENT


REGARDING FINAL ASSESSMENT

I hereby declare that the answer scripts/answer/assessment/

project submitted are my own work and do not involve any

element of plagiarism from other students. The university can take

action against me if I do so.

SIGNATURE :

DATE :
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BIL 3303: Classroom discourse 2

SULIT / CONFIDENTIAL

UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS

FINAL ASSESSMENT

SEMESTER 1 SESSION 2020/2021

CODE : BIL 3303 COURSE : CLASSROOM DISCOURSE

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Please read the assessment instructions carefully.

2. Students are required to prepare the answer scripts based on the predetermined the final
assessment.

3. Students are required to submit their answer scripts to the lecturers within the specified time.

PROGRAM / PROGRAMME:

TAHUN / YEAR: KUMPULAN KULIAH / CLASS GROUP:

NO. PENDAFTARAN / REGISTRATION NO:

NO. KAD PENGENALAN / I.C. NO:

PENSYARAH / LECTURER: PROF. MADYA DR. INTAN SAFINAS MOHD ARIFF ALBAKRI

SULIT / CONFIDENTAL
BIL 3303: Classroom discourse 3

Answer all questions.


1. There are several strategies that teachers can use to clarify, check or confirm meanings.
Write a sample of classroom interaction that exemplify the teacher using the following
strategies:
i) reformulation
ii) confirmation checks
(4 marks)

2. Study the extract of the classroom interaction below. State the mode, pedagogical goals
and interactional features of the classroom interaction in the columns provided.
(12 marks)

Interaction No Mode Pedagogical Interactional


Goals Features
T: Please take out your textbook and 1.
turn to page 45. We will focus on
reading skills today. The focus
will be on skimming and
scanning.

T: Can you see the words 2.


highlighted on page 45?
LL: Yes (in chorus).
T: Why are the words highlighted?
L: Difficult.
T: What do you mean by difficult?
L: Words that we cannot understand.

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BIL 3303: Classroom discourse 4

Interaction No Mode Pedagogical Interactional


Goals Features
T: Good. Vocabulary or words in the 3.
story that are difficult. So, the
meaning is given to help you. Ok
so, let’s look at the story. What do
you think about the story, Aina?

L: I like 4.
T: What do you like?
L: Emm.. (inaudible)
T: Do you like the storyline?
L: Yes, storyline are interesting.
T: Storyline is. We use ‘is’ for
singular.
L: Storyline is interesting.

3. The following classroom interaction extract presents a lesson with minimal learners’
involvement. Give three (3) suggestions to improve the interaction. For each suggestion:
i. identify the teacher’s line that needs to be improved,
ii. explain the reason why it needs to be improved,
iii. provide a sample of teacher’s utterance that illustrates the improvement, and
iv. state the feature of the teacher’s use of language.
(24 marks)

[40 marks]

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BIL 3303: Classroom discourse 5

T: [1] Ok, where did you go in Melaka?


[2] One by one
S1: [3] Menara Taming Sari.
T: [4] Menara Taming Sari.
[5] Ok, where else?
S2: [6] Mahkota Parade.
T: [7] Mahkota Parade, some more?
S3: [8] Teacher, I also went to Melaka town.
T: [9] Melaka Town.
[10] Ok, where did you go?
[11] Melaka town?
S4 [12] Carrefour.
T: [13] Carrefour.
S5: [14] Dataran Pahlawan.
S6: [15] Mahkota Parade.
T: [16] Mahkota Parade.
S7: [17] Pizza Hut.
T: [18] Pizza Hut…wah..so many places.
S8: [19] And Indian shops.
T: [20] Indian shops…You?
[21] Avinash?
S9: [22] MacDonald.
T: [23] MacDonald.
S10: [24] KFC.
T: [25] KFC.
S11: [26] Pizza Hut.
T: [27] Pizza Hut.

END OF QUESTIONS

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