Essential Vocabulary Learning Insights

Essential Vocabulary Learning Insights
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Explore various aspects of teaching vocabulary including word families, compounds, types of nouns, and presenting vocabulary. Understand the importance of word meaning, considerations, and effective practices in vocabulary teaching for language learners.

  • Vocabulary
  • Teaching
  • Word Families
  • Language Learning
  • Education

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  1. Teaching Vocabulary

  2. 1. Nouns bits, pieces, record, player 2. Pronouns I, them 3. Verbs like, looking, doing , to look 4. Adjectives old, second-hand, new 5. Adverbs Up 6. Prepositions for, like 7. Conjunctions and 8. Determiners this

  3. Like looking bits pieces old second-hand record players doing up look new I for and like this this and them to like

  4. Word Families

  5. Compounds infotainment Blend Let s brunch Conversion dorm Clipping

  6. Types of Nouns Homonyms Synonyms Hyponyms Superordinates Antonyms

  7. Other considerations Style Variety Connotation Register

  8. Meaning Collocations Frequency What needs to be taught? Derivations Spoken Form Grammatical Behaviour Written Form Register Connotations

  9. Presenting Vocabulary How many language items to present? The level of the learners The learner s likely familiarity with the words The difficulty of the items The teachability of the items Whether the items are being learned for production or only recognition

  10. Presenting Vocabulary Means of presentation Translation Realia Pictures Actions/gestures Definitions Situations

  11. Practising Vocabulary Decision Making Tasks Identifying Selecting Matching Sorting Ranking and Sequencing

  12. Word Race 10 things that are green 8 things that melt 6 things that make a lot of noise 4 things that you grow out of 2 things that you use only once Yghrt Tst Cff Mrmld Ppl -Yoghurt Toast Coffee Marmalade Apple -Peter combs his hair -Chips, Chops ,Cream, Ham, Ice, Pies, Meat, Tea, Mash

  13. Contrived Lists What kinds of fruit do you like? When do you eat crisps What are your favourite biscuits? What flavour ice-cream do you like best? When do you eat cereal? What is your favourite kind of pizza? What kind of juice do you like? How often do you eat fish

  14. Practising Vocabulary Production Tasks Completion open/closed gap-fills Text creation

  15. Games Topic Race Stop Board Race Change a word Preposition Race Ring the bell Word Race Contrived Lists

  16. Games Gap words Have you got a ....... ?I m hungry. Have you got a........ ?My car broke down. Have you got some........ For my back?

  17. Warmers Sentence Machine It s got..... You can..... You must..... You shouldn t...

  18. ________ is a __________ from __________ name job country s/he eats __________ and drinks ___________ food drink and likes ___________ing in his/her free time. Activity S/he has a ________ __________ as a pet Adjective Animal

  19. Learner Autonomy Recording Vocabulary Recycling Vocabulary Prompt Cards Class Diary

  20. Complain 1. Complains 2. Complaint 3. Complaints 4. Complainant 5. Complainants 6. Complaining 7. Complained 8. Complainer 9. Complainers 10.Uncomplaining 11.Complainingly 12.Uncomplainingly

  21. Suffixes Grid -er -or -ing -less -ant -ive -tion -ed -able -ful -ly -ist

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