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information. You will hand them out and the students will
create an interaction between the roles.
Now I think it is helpful, here, to allow the students to
practice in like groups again before you begin. That way
they can practice a little with stating questions and
phrasing. They will also get a chance to focus on rhythm--
the pronunciation focus.
The teacher will monitor accuracy and provide feedback
only after the activity is complete. I would keep the
feedback general, as well, as not to single any one out.
50 Toolbox
Strategy
#6
Role
Play
Here are two example role cards. I have chosen a career
counselor and a student. Yep, you guessed it, this
information came from the passage we read from Unit 1--
the same one we used to create our info gaps in the last
activity!
As you can see, the role cards tell the students what
information they are asking about or answering, but it is up
to them to create the language to do so.
Role plays are actually quite easy to apply to existing
lessons, so don’t be afraid to try this one!
51 Summar
y
Wow! Let’s recap which strategies we have covered
today.
Looking at the handout with a partner, please list the six
strategies we have learned today. You have 1 minute.
Great! You recall we talked about Vocab + Rhythm,
Teacher script for stressed words, cloze dication, identify
content words and practice speaking, info gap, and role
play. Awesome job!
Elicit
answers.
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list with
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