TET English Pedagogy Speaking Material aptet.cgg.gov.in 2012 the primary language spoken. Therefore, it can be assumed that the speaker is. France said, "saying that as a result of the ground; All the rest is made up of it, "This view is supported by the champion, who said that" the duty of teaching English is to teach students to speak English, "as Brumfit and Celce Nuria speaking and listening to. interdependence (or) between wined conversational skills are very important in the development of language.
What is Speaking? Speaking is an orderly form of message. It can be further be elaborated as: 'Arranging of thoughts and ideas incoherence and expressing in phonological terms.' The following is the diagrammatic depiction of speaking: Message > Words > Orders > Articulation
Types of Speaking: Spoken English is part of Communication i.e, Oral Communication. Oral Communication implies communication though mouth. It includes individuals conversing with each other.
Sub - Skills of Speaking: John Mumby has identified the following as sub-skills of speaking 1) Articulating sounds in isolate forms 2) Articulating sounds in connected speech 3) Articulating stress patterns within words 4) Manipulating Variation in stress in connected speech 5) Producing intonation patterns.
Key Points of the Topic:
1) Language is a skill subject
2) Learning a language can be attributed to mastering of four skills:- Listening, speaking, reading and writing.
3) Listening and reading are passive and receptive skills.
4) Speaking and writing are Active and productive skills.
5) Listening and speaking are also termed as Aural - Oral skills and reading and writing are Graphic - Motor skills.
6) Listening is the primary channel in language learning.
7) Listening is conscious and focused where as hearing is casual and general
8) Listening is an act that involves decoding sounds and grasping the meaning.
9) James Brown, Ralph Nichols and carl Weaver are called fathers of listening.
10) Discriminative listening, comprehensive listening, critical listening, Therapeutic listening and appreciative listening are some kinds of listening.
11) Speaking is an orderly form of message.
12) Speaking and listening are intertwined conversational skills.
13) Broadly there are four types of communication: Intra - personal, Inter - Personal, Group and Mass.
What is Speaking? Speaking is an orderly form of message. It can be further be elaborated as: 'Arranging of thoughts and ideas incoherence and expressing in phonological terms.' The following is the diagrammatic depiction of speaking: Message > Words > Orders > Articulation
Types of Speaking: Spoken English is part of Communication i.e, Oral Communication. Oral Communication implies communication though mouth. It includes individuals conversing with each other.
Sub - Skills of Speaking: John Mumby has identified the following as sub-skills of speaking 1) Articulating sounds in isolate forms 2) Articulating sounds in connected speech 3) Articulating stress patterns within words 4) Manipulating Variation in stress in connected speech 5) Producing intonation patterns.
Key Points of the Topic:
1) Language is a skill subject
2) Learning a language can be attributed to mastering of four skills:- Listening, speaking, reading and writing.
3) Listening and reading are passive and receptive skills.
4) Speaking and writing are Active and productive skills.
5) Listening and speaking are also termed as Aural - Oral skills and reading and writing are Graphic - Motor skills.
6) Listening is the primary channel in language learning.
7) Listening is conscious and focused where as hearing is casual and general
8) Listening is an act that involves decoding sounds and grasping the meaning.
9) James Brown, Ralph Nichols and carl Weaver are called fathers of listening.
10) Discriminative listening, comprehensive listening, critical listening, Therapeutic listening and appreciative listening are some kinds of listening.
11) Speaking is an orderly form of message.
12) Speaking and listening are intertwined conversational skills.
13) Broadly there are four types of communication: Intra - personal, Inter - Personal, Group and Mass.
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