大学院(土・1)時間割表へ
    早期英語指導技術B
  Curriculum design for elementary school English activities
STANLEY PEDERSON 
2単位 
  
後期 
91204017

Participants will learn:
-how to design a curriculum including setting goals, choosing content, taking stock of the institutional setting, identifying characteristics of learners, choosing a teaching methodology, sequencing instruction and evaluating progress
-how to use English as a tool in classroom management

評価方法: Grading will be based on participation, completion of assignments and on the quality of the curriculum project.

テキスト名: 文部省小学校英語活動実践の手引き文部省2000
金森強小学校の英語教育教育出版2003

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1. Song experience: song 1 lesson 1 demonstration and discussion
Lecture: Curriculum vs. syllabus, components of a curriculum
Lecture: Classroom English: Channels of communication
Practice: Using two channels
Homework: Read chapter 5: 小学校の英語教育.
           Read chapter 1: 小学校英語活動実践の手引き
2. Song experience: song 1, lesson 2 demonstration and discussion
Song experience: song 2, lesson 1 demonstration and discussion
Curriculum component 1: Rationale and goals discussion of reading and samples provided in class
Lecture: Classroom English--Using questions for input
Demonstration: Game 1, lesson 1
Homework: Read chapters 1 and 2小学校の英語教育
Write rationale and goals section for your own curriculum
3. Song experience: song 1, lesson 3 demonstration and discussion
Song experience: song 2, lesson 2 demonstration and discussion
Discussion: Rationale and goals of participants’ curriculums
Lecture: Institutional constraints
Discussion: matching materials, teachers and teaching methods to institutional framework
Homework: Write up the “Institutional framework” section of your curriculum.
4. Song experience: song 1, lesson 4 demonstration and discussion
Song experience: song 2, lesson 3 demonstration and discussion
Discussion: Institutional constraints section of participants’ curriculums
Lecture: Choosing contentߞfunctions, notions, grammar
Homework: Read chapters 2 and 6: 小学校英語活動実践の手引き
Write up the content section of your curriculum
5. Song experience: song 1, lesson 4 (task)
Song experience: song 2, lesson 3 (task)
Discussion: Contents section of participants’ curriculums
Methods lecture 1: Task based language learning
Homework: Reading on TBLL. Participants choose from a reading in Japanese and one in English
6. Discussion: TBLL readings
Lecture: Methods 2: Multiple intelligences
Discussion: adapting instruction to multiple intelligences
Homework: Methods values clarification questionnaire
           Reading: Chapter 6小学校の英語教育
Reading: pp. 20-1 section 3小学校英語活動実践の手引き
7. Lecture: The Natural Approach
Discussion: Readings and methods questionnaire
Demonstration: input experience
Homework: Write up the methods section of your curriculum
           Reading: HalliwellߞDirect versus indirect learning
8. Discussion: Methods section of participants’ curriculums
Lecture: Learner characteristics, children as language learners
Homework: Read Ytreberg extract on young learners and note points you agree with
            Read chapter 5 (3)(4) pp. 31-2 and chapter 6 pp. 37-8 (2)○2小学校英語活動実践の手引き and note relevant points
9. Discussion: Children as learners from your experience and last week’s readings
Lecture: Approaches to sequencing instruction
Homework: Write up the learner characteristics section of your curriculum      
           Reading: to be announced
10. Discussion: Learner characteristics section of participants’ curriculums
Demonstration of activity sequences
Homework: Read samples of sequencing from various courses
            Write (or select) an instructional sequence for a model activity to be included in your curriculum
11. Discussion: participants lesson sequences
Practice: sequence activities nominated by participants
Homework: Write up another model activity sequence for your
Curriculum
Reading: chapter 11小学校の英語教育
12. Present the model activities of your curriculum.
Lecture: Evaluation
Homework: Reading: chapter 9小学校英語活動実践の手引き
Write up the evaluation section of your curriculum. Be sure to address evaluation for each of the goals you identified. Also expand each of your model activities to include an evaluation
13. Present completed curriculum to classmates and invited guests