(1) Canale and Swein (1980) (Grammatical competence) (Sociolinguistic competence) (Discourse competence) (Strategic competence)

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30 79842001 9 (1) Canale and Swein (1980) (Grammatical competence) (Sociolinguistic competence) (Discourse competence) (Strategic competence) - 79 -

50 50 (,1998) (,1999) (1997) syllable timed rhythm (Mueller,1980 ) (Pimsleur,1971 ) (Wada,1992) (Nord,1975 ) (Asher,1972 ) (,1993) Bottom up Top down Richards (1993) - 80 - (stressed timed rhythm) (content word) (function word)

20 Pardon? / Excuse me? Please say it again. / Please say it slowly. Would you please say that again? Just a moment, please. / I am thinking. I don t understand the question. I don t know the answer./ I think What does mean? What is in English ( Japanese )? How do you pronounce this word? Group 1: B C D G P T V Z Group 2: F L M N S X Group 3: A E I O U Group 4: J K Motivation Review listening Group 5: H Q R Y W Q&A Listening Input Reading Input Anegg. / Penand paper. / Takeit easy. New Words, New Structures Whattime is it now? / I don tknow. Communicative Output Wouldyou tell me the way to the library? Assignment Krashen (1985) (Comprehensible Input) New Words, New Structures - 81 -

(1) Class: 1 st grade (9 boys, 3 girls) (2) Text: Program 4, Section 3, Sunshine English Course 1 (3) Aims of this lesson: (abridge) (4) Class Allotments: (abridge) (5) Aims of this period: To have the students listen to and grasp the contents of the text. To have the students get used to listening and talking on the phone. (6) Teaching Procedure: Procedure(Time) Students activities Teachers (JTE&ALT) guide Remarks Greeting Warm-up (5 min.) Review (5 min.) Introduction (7 min.) Greet the teachers. Answer the questions. Listen to the teachers reading and remember the previous contents. Answer the teachers questions. Listen to the teachers reading. Say what they listened to. Listen to the teachers reading. Fill in the blanks of the worksheet with the words they listened to. Greets the students. Ask some questions. Read the text on pp 22-24. Ask some questions about the contents. Read the text on page 25 once. Ask the students what they could catch by listening, and write the answers on the board. Read the text on page 25 again. Hand out the worksheets. (The text with some blanks.) Create a learning atmosphere The students close their textbooks to listen intensively. Read it in normal speed. Write the words to help the students guess easily. Make blanks the words the students studied. New words and New material: Plural form Reading practice (7 min.) Check of understanding (3 min.) Communicative activities (20 min.) Open their textbooks and check the words they filled in. Listen to the teachers explanation. Read the text after the teachers reading. Read the text in pairs. Close their textbooks and listen to the teachers reading. Answer the questions. Pick up a task card and do the activities: Let the students open their textbooks to page 25 and confirm the word spelling. Introduce new words and the plural form. Model reading Help with pair activities Let the students close their textbooks and read the text again. Ask a few questions about the contents. Give the students tasks or. JTE lets the students listen to a tape (A telephone message). Use flash cards and things (pens, books ) Let the students listen to the tape, as they need. - 82 -

Conclusion (3 min.) Listen to a telephone message and write it down. Talk on the phone with ALT. Show others their activities and listen to others. Fill in their self-evaluation cards Say good-bye ALT talks with the students. Let some students make presentations of their activities. Give the students self-evaluation cards. Tell about the next class, and say good-bye. Encourage the students to talk with the ALT. Help the students with presentations. Task: S: A:ALT 90% ALT ( ) S: Hello. This is Tsukasa. A: Oh, Tsukasa. How are you? S: I m fine, thank you. And you? A: I m good, thank you. Why are you calling? S: Library. I study English. A: Yes. We must study English. At the library? S: Yes. A: When? S:? A: When? What day? Today? S: Friday. A: O.K. What time shall we study? S: Seven. A: Oh. Seven a.m.? ( ) ( ) S: Yes. A: That s too early. Can we study at ten o clock? S: Ten o clock? O.K. A: Well, thank you for calling. I ll see you on Friday. S: See you again. Good-bye. 25 ALT Say it again, please. I didn t ALT hear you. - 83 -

Excuse me. Are you ~? 1 What is he doing now? He is walking. What was he doing yesterday? He was. - 84 -