原创（英语）-就TPR（全身反应法）的课堂实际应用访问摘要.docxVIP

原创（英语）-就TPR（全身反应法）的课堂实际应用访问摘要 Appendix : A: Key points of the conversations with Fiona 1. In TAL Education Group, the teaching of primary students can be divided into two parts. One is the teaching of Grade One to Grade Three, which is called “Xiaodi”, namely the lower grades in primary school. The other is the teaching of Grade Four to Grade Six, which is called “Xiaogao”, namely the higher grades in primary school. The teaching material for “Xiaodi” is CYLE (Cambridge Young Learners English). And the material for “Xiaogao” is New Concept English. 2. For “Xiaodi”, TPR activities are the most important teaching methods in the class. Because we are teaching children. 3. The quality it requires to be a good “Xiaodi” teacher: a) You have to be proficient. Proficiency=Knowledge+ Oral English + Expression i. Knowledge: You need to do exercises regularly to keep you sense about English, and to summarize every grammar point and note it down onto a piece of A4 paper. ii. Oral English: No Chinese in class. At least, all of your commands should be in English. iii. Expression: Practice to express a grammar point in a sentence. You should be concise. And you can use action, drawing, sound or game to help you. b) Study: You need to study all the time because you have to know everything about the things you are going to teach. Study=Observe+ Summarize+ Imitate i. Observe: Go to other teachers’ classes and observe, then learn from their advantages. ii. Summarize: Mark down and summarize other teachers’ strong points and skills. iii. Imitate: Try to imitate the other teachers first. c) Practice makes perfect. The first three time of practicing should be kept to yourself and make it perfect so that no one can see it’s an imitation. A good teacher has to repeat the whole class after observing others’ classes without a break. Write down your script is a good way to help you do that. You should be confident about what