English Department 2018 ST ANDREW S JUNIOR SCHOOL

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English Department 2018

Our Vision Every Saint, an active listener, eloquent speaker, critical reader and skilled writer Our Mission To inspire the love for language through rich learning environments, creative activities and positive role models

Our Vision Every Saint, an active listener, eloquent speaker, a critical reader and skilled writer Experiencing Active Applying Holistic Thinkers Skilled Communicators Reflecting Understanding Our Mission To inspire the love for language through rich learning environments, creative activities and positive role models

Primary 3 End-of-Year Examination Component Content Item Type Weighting Oral Listening comprehension Language use and comprehension Composition E.g. Reading aloud, stimulus-based conversation E.g. Picture matching, notetaking E.g. Vocabulary, Grammar, Comprehension E.g. Guided writing with picture prompts Open-ended 16% E.g. MCQs, blank filing E.g. MCQs, cloze passages, openended comprehension 14% 50% Open-ended 20%

Comprehension Demonstrate comprehension of a range of texts at the literal and inferential levels. Show understanding of implied meaning and make judgment and evaluation, by reading and/or viewing closely and critically. Show understanding of how contextual use of grammatical items shapes meaning. Demonstrate the correct use of grammar, spelling and punctuation, and the appropriate use of vocabulary in given contexts.

DAN THE DETECTIVE KEY SIGNATURE PROGRAMME HOLISTIC THINKER (COMPREHENSION)

DEVELOPING THE 4 CHARACTERS Code Breaker Meaning Maker Text User Text analyst Vocabulary Building activities Making Thinking Visible strategies Text types SLICK Question Answer Relationship

What s coming in 2018? More opportunities for developing the eloquent speaker in your boy Storytelling Book talks More opportunities for developing the skillful writer in your boy Writing cycles Reflection journals Hearts and Voices: Volume 3 (publication) *NEW* Online Reading Portal Developing a reading culture in class Using portal for quizzes and projects

Ways we hope to partner you Active listener Role model good listening by paying attention to what your boy says and what he means Ask questions that begin with What, How and Why to encourage your boy to express himself beyond a simple yes or no Share how body language affects what we say and how it is interpreted

Ways we hope to partner you Eloquent speaker Role model good pronunciation Role model speaking with clarity and confidence Emphasise the MTV thinking routine before speaking (Claim Support Conclude and What makes you say that?) Watch examples of good and creative speaking (newscasters, radio DJs)

Certain concerns Boys may lack the confidence to express themselves even though they have good ideas Boys may not provide enough of their own personal responses to a question Emphasise the need for thoughtful answers (thinking process is important) Boys need more guidance in varying their tone and volume while reading

Ways we hope to partner you Critical reader Role model reading for pleasure and for information Identify a quiet corner to read with your boy without distractions Read good books with your boy Refer to online reading list on the school website (EL Dept.) Discuss what you have read and encourage your boy to share his personal opinions *NEW* You can download e-books onto your tablet to read them with your son too!

Ways we hope to partner you Skilled writer Role model writing (This can be reflections, thankyou notes, recipes and even short stories) Encourage your boy to write reflections of what he learnt in school Refer to examples in Hearts and Voices: Volume 1 & 2 Practise, practise, practise

Certain concerns Boys tend to be careless with their punctuation marks Boys need more guidance in their sentence structures Boys should check their work to prevent careless spelling errors

Celebrating our strengths Boys are very positive in learning Boys are enthusiastic during lessons Boys are very creative

Quick Demonstration for online tools Automated Marking Tools (Grammarly) Online Reading Library

Thank you parents! Lives are in the making here, Hearts are in the waking here, Mighty undertaking here, Up and On!

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