Teacher: Mlle PERCHE Maeva High School: Lycée Charles Poncet, Cluses (74) Level: Seconde i.e year old students

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I. GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT 2 A) TITLE 2 B) CULTURAL LEARNING AIM 2 C) TASKS 2 D) LINGUISTICS LEARNING AIMS 2 II. GROUP WORK N 1: ROUND ROBIN GROUP WORK 2 A) INTRODUCTION 2 B) TASK BASED PLANNING FORM 3 III. GROUP WORK N 2: JIGSAW GROUP WORK 5 A. INTRODUCTION 5 B. TASK BASED PLANNING FORM 5 IV. PERSONAL FEEDBACK 6 A. ROUND ROBIN BRAINSTORMING 6 B. JIGSWAY GROUP WORK 7 ANNEXE 8 1

I. General overview of the project a) Title b) Cultural learning aim c) Tasks d) Linguistics learning aims Even though we have learned that TBL does not have linguistic-purpose per se, will have to express a particular meaning with specific grammatical forms studied throughout the chapter (active voice vs passive voice hypothesis with modals past simple vs past continuous) Discovering detective literature. MURDER STORY You are a group of detectives investigating on a murder that happened in your school. Miss PERCHE was killed. Five English teachers are suspected. BBC news has asked you to talk about it: Firstly, you will have to introduce the crime, the victim, the suspects and you will have to make hypothesis concerning the investigation. (task n 1) è (video) Then, you will prepare the questions you will ask to your suspect. Secondly, you will have to explain who is the culprit and why. (task n 2) è (video) Lexical: All the vocabulary linked to murder story studied throughout the chapter. Phonetics: <i> /i/ or /ai/ (culprit alibi detective victim ) <ed> ending (past participle preterit) /t/ - /id/ - /d/ Modals (could might may must) Grammar: Passive voice Hypothesis concerning past event (modals + have + past participle) WH question / Yes- no question Expressing probability with modals: must could may might II. Group work n 1: Round Robin group work a) Introduction This group work aims at creating an official communiqué. Students will present it on TV. This group work is organized in three steps: o A pre- task introduces the main task. It will allow student to re- activate topic- related vocabulary and structures. Students will also discover the murder. 2

o The task is organized through the Round Robin group work. It will allow student to create the official communiqué. o Eventually, the post- task consists in presenting the group work s official communiqué in front of the class. b) Task based planning form 1. Task title : Introduce the crime 2. Learning aims Listen to one another, speak English; Organize an oral presentation (i.e. speech turn); Produce differences among English phonemes, stress and intonation patterns, Be able to communicate and use appropriate styles and registers in a precise situation (BBC News, TV) Understand what happened and give an oral account in English. 3. Pre- task Individual work. Students read the worksheet (annexe 1) to discover what happened. Students try to make link between the different items (clues, suspects, victims, ) Have information concerning the crime. Understand the crime. Be sure they master all the lexical field of detective story + pronunciation Know how to make hypothesis Know how to build the passive voice + when to use it 4. Task è VIDEO Worksheet to present the crime (annexe 1) Students recycle know vocabulary and structures studied in the chapter. Concepts and topics are familiar Individual task so as to concentrate deeper on it and master it when they move to group work. To make it more challenging = main words on the worksheet, with no pictures. Matching exercises for instance To make it easier = pictures, no abbreviations on the worksheet. + Recap of lexical fields & grammatical structures to make sure everyone can make sentences. Round Robinson 1 group work. One member of the group work is the recorder: he writes down every pieces of information members Students have to: Explain one another what they have understood about the crime. Use the passive voice when needed. Make logical hypothesis The group work itself: Each member of the group gives a piece of information. Each student makes a sentence with the tools he possesses (at that point) Students who have troubles understanding and remembering what the others have said, can have a look at the recorder s notes. Students who are at- 1 Originally used as a brainstorming group work. Here do not use their personal knowledge on the topic but they speak English after having discovered the main information about the crime. They manipulate the language and build up complex sentences from the worksheet (annexe 1) 3

of the group are mentioning. The recorder can give information too. about the crime. Speak on TV = how you greet the audience, how you act. Students help each other and share their common knowledge about the entire chapter (phonology, grammar, vocabulary). ease are the recorders. 5. Post- task è VIDEO The group of student present their official communiqué in front of the class. (Task instruction for the : you are a group of detectives and you present the murder.) Speak on TV: Specific vocabulary, gestures, expressions you use on TV Prepared presentation Short presentation Worksheet (annexe 1 Group work : helpful co- participants TV/news = familiar concept Student can take the worksheet (annexe 1) with them while they are talking. Give prompts when needed (welcome on BBC News) 6. Follow- up activity: When the official communiqué has been released, the teacher gives each group the name of the suspect they will have to work on. Every group become an expert on one of the 5 suspects. Together, they elaborate the questions they will ask their suspect. Suspects Group 1 Sarah O NEIL Group 2 Miss REGI Group 3 Mister WEISS Group 4 Mister SEIWERT Group 5 Miss ARNOULT 5 EXPERTS 5 EXPERTS 5 EXPERTS 5 EXPERTS 5 EXPERTS What I did in my class: (since I was running out of time). Students shared their questions with the class. I wrote on the board the most important questions to make sure everyone has them and will ask the appropriate questions to my colleagues. 4

III. Group work n 2: JIGSAW group work a. Introduction The teacher creates new group of detectives who have now become experts on one specific suspect. Each expert takes his/her responsibilities and shares his/her information to the other members of the group. Group A Group B Group C Group D Group E Miss O NEIL Miss REGI Mister WEISS Mr SEIWERT Ms ARNOULT Miss REGI Miss O NEIL Miss REGI Miss O NEIL Miss O NEIL Mister WEISS Mister WEISS Miss O NEIL Miss REGI Miss REGI Mr SEIWERT Mr SEIWERT Mr SEIWERT Mister WEISS Mister WEISS Miss ARNOULT Ms ARNOULT Ms ARNOULT Ms ARNOULT Mr SEIWERT The benefits of collaborative learning: Greater retention: remember what they learn More positive feelings about learning experience More active involvement in learning Development of interpersonal skills Increasing learner autonomy /!\ Before creating the group of experts, the teacher needs to make sure each expert has gathered enough information (and correct information!) about his/her suspect. To do so, each expert gathers to share the information they have collected when they were investigating the crime. è PRE TASK b. Task based planning form 1. Task title: Find the culprit! 2. Learning aims Listen to one another and make connections to find out the truth. Produce differences among English phonemes, stress and intonation patterns, Make the most out of the group work: realizing that everyone contributes to the progress of the group. 3. Pre- task Group of detectives gather the information they have collected on their suspects to make sure they have the Have enough information concerning the suspect they have worked on. Understand correctly their suspects answers Collaborative learning: the group work itself is a support since will all share their information. Teacher makes sure 5 To make it more challenging: some can only take some notes. To make it easier:

same information + they can complete their notes. everything is understood. can write full sentences so that they don t miss any information. 4. Task è VIDEO Jigsaw group work Each expert shares his/her suspect s alibi. Together they make links and find out who is the culprit. Each student has to: Present his/her suspect to their new group of experts Understand what they are saying. Be very clear Give precise information Take notes about the 4 other suspects Be concentrate The group work itself is a support. Metalinguistic: each expert uses familiar terms since they have been working on the case for a while now. Students involvement è the purpose of the task = discovering the murderer! Some can fill in a table with the main information. Others can take notes and organize them while they are writing. IV. Personal feedback My first intention was to modify and adapt the different group works we have been taught in Norway. a. Round Robin Brainstorming I have used it many times with my both at the beginning of a chapter to make think about the new topic; and also at the end of a chapter to make them remember the structures/concepts/vocabulary studied. I have realized that when the activity is timed it is more challenging and efficient for the. Therefore, I have decided to adapt this group work for my first activity. From the worksheet provided (annexe 1), compose sentences in English. They all share responses with one another round robin style (clock- wise). To improve this activity, I have been thinking of creating a flipped lesson. Students would get to know what happened through a video (at home). Once back to class, they would share their information about the murder in groups. Moreover, to make this group work even more attractive to, it is possible to divide the into different groups. One group would concentrate on the clues, another on the victim, and eventually another group on the suspects. Then, the teacher can feel free to organize a jigsway group work so that share their information and build up the murder story. 6

Personally, I wanted this first activity to be quick because I knew that the next group work would take time. That is why I have decided to organize this short round robin group work. b. Jigsway group work Gathering experts on different suspects worked well. Students did listen to each other and they took notes. Indeed, they were curious and eager to find the culprit. In Norway, we have been taught that the experts would be themselves. Consequently, in this case, instead of using colleagues as the suspects, I could have used 5. The exchange of information would have been easier for sure! Since here, had to find teachers in the school, talk to them directly or write them email. Anyway, most of the enjoyed investigating the crime. It is very important to organize a basic group work before starting this activity. It allowed to complete their information because they did not have all the same. Students did not ask the same questions to the suspects, so when they came back in class they all had different pieces of information. 7

Teacher: Mlle PERCHE Maeva High School: Lycée Charles Poncet, Cluses (74) Level: Seconde i.e. 15-16 year old Task 1: Your group of detectives presents the crime on BBC news as well as your hypotheses. Task 3: Gather and share your information about your suspect. Task 4: New group of detectives: each detective presents his/her suspect. With all the information you have gathered find the culprit! Task 2: Your group of detectives investigates the crime. You ask questions to your suspect. Clues a broken mug English copies in the copy machine A guitar string a note an official document Suspects Miss REGI Miss ARNOULT Miss O NEIL Mister WEISS Mister SEIWERT Who When Where Miss PERCHE???????????? 8

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