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Productive Skills in Language Learning: Speaking, Writing and Their Importance, Diapositivas de Métodos de Enseñanza

Productive skills in language learning, focusing on speaking and writing. Productive skills enable learners to produce language in written or spoken form. the importance of these skills, reasons to learn them, and how to teach them, including steps for teaching writing such as reading comprehension, transcription, sentence construction, knowledge of genre and content, planning, review and editing, and self-regulation.

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2020/2021

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UNIVERSIDAD ESTATAL DE MILAGRO
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PEDAGOGÍA DE LOS IDIOMAS NACIONALES Y EXTRANJEROS
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“INDEPENDENT STUDY METHODS”
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MEMBERS:
DONATO RODRÍGUEZ
JHAIR LARA
ANGIE CONZA
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TEACHER’S NAME:
LCDA. XIOMARA ESTRADA
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TUTOR’S NAME:
LCDA. ÁNGELA RODRÍGUEZ
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DATE:
15-07-2021
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UNIVERSIDAD ESTATAL DE MILAGRO PEDAGOGÍA DE LOS IDIOMAS NACIONALES Y EXTRANJEROS “INDEPENDENT STUDY METHODS” MEMBERS: DONATO RODRÍGUEZ JHAIR LARA ANGIE CONZA (C3) TEACHER’S NAME: LCDA. XIOMARA ESTRADA TUTOR’S NAME: LCDA. ÁNGELA RODRÍGUEZ DATE: 15-07-

PRODUCTIVE SKILLS

INTRODUCTION

What is Productive Skills?

Productive skills refer to skills that enable learners to produce language in written or spoken form (i.e., speaking and writing).

REASONS TO LEARN PRODUCTIVE SKILLS

Complement each other in every way from a thought that needs to be written, a speech that needs to be read, instructions that need to be heard or conversations that need to be had. Students should be able to use the English language in an all-purpose way and not only rely on one particular skill and expect to use that skill in every situation. These four skills are what we need to complete communication.

HOW TO TEACH A PRODUCTIVE

SKILL PROCEDURE

Step

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1.Providing a model text Comprehension and model analysis

**2. Practice Working on the language needed to perform the task

  1. Task setting Understanding the topic/situation
  2. Planning Structuring the output
  3. Production Preparing for the spoken task Going through the process of drafting, revisin, and editing
  4. Feedback Self or peer- regulated feedback using a checklist or teacher regulated**

WRITING TYPES

  1. Reading Comprehension One of the basic skills for writing is reading comprehension: the ability to read and understand a text. First you have to know how words that are not familiar to the naked eye are pronounced (decode) and immediately recognize many other words. Then children need to understand the meaning of sequences of words in sentences and in paragraphs. Without these skills it is difficult for children to start writing. They probably have trouble spelling and developing meaningful text, as well as checking and editing their work.

WRITING TYPES

  1. Transcription Transcription is the physical act of producing words. This skill includes handwriting, typing, and spelling. Children can have different problems with transcription. Some's handwriting is messy or illegible, even after it has been taught. Others write very slowly by hand.

WRITING TYPES

  1. Knowledge of genre and content Knowing the genre means knowing how to use different types of writing. If the task is to write a story, children need to know what the genre of the narrative includes. It should include the situation (who, where, when) and the plot (what and why).

WRITING TYPES

  1. Planning, review and editing There is a process for writing. You have to plan, review and edit to be able to express yourself well through writing. Researchers have found that good writers mentally plan what to write, or write short notes before making the first draft. Children have to turn over many ideas when they write. Then they have to decide how to organize these ideas in paragraphs and within the general structure. This requires remembering what they know about the genre and content. That requires the development of executive skills like working memory and attention.

CONCLUSION

 (^) The ability to construct written text represents a high level of language learning that combines the experience and learning associated with all the language skills of the language (listening, speaking, reading) with all the dimensions that represent the language system (phonology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics).  (^) The learning of written language is associated with other areas of study. In fact, written language is a privileged tool in the learning of students, since the content of the language is presented almost exclusively below and is a means for the student to access learning and culture.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 (^) Pachina, E. (19 de December de 2019). Why teaching Productive skills is important. Obtenido de https://www.teflcourse.net/blog/why-teaching-productive-skills-is-i mportant-ittt-tefl-blog/  (^) Rhalmi, M. (17 de February de 2020). Teaching Productive Skills: Writting and Speaking. Obtenido de https://www.myenglishpages.com/blog/teaching-productive-skills/  (^) SCARDAMALIA, Marlene y BEREITER, Carl (1985): «Development of dialectical processes in composition», en D. Olson; N. Torrance, y A. Hildyard: Literacy, Language and Learning. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press.  (^) THURN, David (1999): A Comparative Report on Writing Programs. Princeton, N.J., Mimeo-Princeton Writing Program.