O Le!el Sylla"us #erm $ Skills%O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es% #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary% ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's */ Wri'ing Skills -ocusing on descri"ing )eo)le. 1. Describing Photographs Descriptive language a. Brief discussion of descriptive genre b. Pupils look at a few photographs in the handout, and select 1 to describe in a paragraph of not more than 50 words. c. Pupils to post response on teachers discussion forum, or to write them out in the worksheet. Describing i!e "do not attempt all the e#ercises in the handout at one go, as it gets rather dr$% Wri'ing &andout 'Describing People and (orksheet )omputer *ab. and teachers i+*, -ote. the photographs are available in oo -ees i+LE )age 0English1Work"in12e sci)'i!e Wri'ing3 or 4 2ri!e +oca"ulary &andout p. /00/1, '2ts 3ust a 4atter of i!e 2ndividual or pair work for class discussion/ /a. Building vocabular$ b. Pre0(riting 5ctivit$ 6 upplementar$ 7eader 5ctivit$ ,#panding range of vocabular$. Descriptive tudents to complete vocabular$ worksheet for describing si!e tudents to complete vocabular$ worksheet for describing different categories of people 7ead passage as a guide, and write a short Describing i!e Describing categories of people Describing an outsider +oca"ulary &andout p. /00/1, '2ts 3ust a 4atter of i!e &andout e#./50/8, 'People, and e#. /90 :1, ';he <ood, the Bad and the =gl$ &andout ';he >dd >ne >ut e#tracted from '*ord of the ?lies )lass discussion of answers Peer evaluation of written assignment 1 paragraph on outsiders. Skills%O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es% #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary% ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's :. =nderstanding the writers ideas and techni@ues. Descriptive (riting 1. Pupils read short essa$ on A=ncle Bwokand 6 or ABeaut$ /. ;r facilitates pupils understanding of the writers ideas and techni@ues b$ going through relevant discussion @uestions. :. ,#tra resources are to be used at the teachers discretion &andout on ADescription p1 C 15. ;racis *ist Descriptive (riting ;echni@ues ;enses to =se in Des0 criptive (riting and ,#ercises 5om)o $ 02escri)'i!e3 (rite on an$ one of the following. 1% ;he >utsider. /% )ut out a photograph of someone from a newspaper or maga!ine and then write a clear description of that individual. :% Describe one of $our favourite television or movie personalities. D% ;opic of teachers choice. D. ?ocusing on describing places. Descriptive writing 1. Pupils read accompan$ing notes and @uestions on A;o the *ighthouse. /. Pupils attempt the stipulated task in the worksheet. ;r goes through the ans. to the ;ask found on pg. ::. :. Pupils read brief notes on descriptive skills and stud$ e#amples of wa$s to begin descriptions of places. &andout on 'Describing places with accompan$ing worksheet "p. 10:%. &andout on ADescriptive skills p //0/:. / D. Pupils perform ,# :, using significant details to describe specific places. 5. )lass discussion based on presented responses. E. &( C Pupils read notes on describing personal @ualities, places and events which focus on the use of noun phrases, adFectival phrases and adFectives. Pupils attempt the clo!e passage that tests the above grammar skills. -oun phrase, adFectival phrase, adFectives. ?r Step Ahead, P. 1810188, =nit 8.D C p. 95 5. (riting descriptions with different aims and intentions. "a% ;o document and organise factual information. "b% ;o persuade. "c% ;o recount or record the particulars of an incident. ?actual recounts "enc$clopaedia entr$% vs persuasion "tourist guidebook% vs personal recounts 1. Pupils read the three passages on ingapore and respond to @uestions posed at the end of each passage and identif$ the grammatical features that make each piece of writing uni@ue. 8. Pupils clarif$ their understanding of different focus, detail and st$le for different t$pes of writing. )onnectors to do with time, cause0and0effect e.g. ne#t, then, so, therefore. Passive voice ;ense C simple present, simple past. +erbs C action verbs, verb phrases. / nd , : rd person pronouns 5dFectives, adFectival phrases and clauses. &andout on ADescriptive (riting p 10D. 5om)o 2 0-unc'ional3 =sing the three passages $ou have Fust been stud$ing as models, write a description of a place "real or imaginar$% in the st$le of. "1% an enc$clopaedia entr$ "/% a tourist guidebook ":% a personal recount Pupils ma$ work in groups of :s each focusing on one t$pe of writing >7 all members ma$ work together, producing : three different accounts based on the same place. ;he$ ma$ use the internet as a source of information here. E. 7evising ke$ features of descriptive writing. kills which can be adopted when writing a descriptive composition. ;here are 5 tasks listed in this handout. elect tasks that are appropriate for the pupils in the class. 5ll these tasks teach specific skills that could enhance the pupils writing of a descriptive composition. imple present and past tense. )orrect form of verb. =se of suitable adFectives, metaphors and similes. Purpose for description. Practice paragraph. &andout on A=nit : Descriptive (riting p :00:5. #es' $ elect topics from those listed on p :0 which are related to describing events, places or people. 5lternativel$, $ou ma$ give $our own descriptive topics but do give pupils sufficient options. D Pre)ared "y 6s 7g Soo 7ee8 6rs 5heryl Wong and 6dm Loke Lai -un Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language #erm $ 9 5om)rehension Skills%O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es% #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary% ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's :/ 5om)rehension Skills 1. kimming to get the gist of a passage. 7eading and =nderstanding, 1. ,# 1 C sample of how to skim a passage b$ asking @uestions related to. "a% the passage "e.g. topic6 te#t% "b% the author "e.g. point of view 6 purpose 6 attitude% "c% $ourself /. ,# / C practice related to above. :. ,# : 0 selecting statements which best describe a short passage. D. ,# D C skimming through a te#t and answering @uestions that follow. 5. ,# 5 "a% C skimming through given blurbs and matching them with titles that follow. E. ,# 5 "b% C skimming through newspaper reports and matching =nit 1 7eading to e#tract gist from A<et 2t 7ight C G>H level ,nglish 7eading )omprehension p 1 C 1:. 5 appropriate headings. #rs need no' selec' all e(ercises for 'heir )u)ils/ /. 7eading to e#tract details C e#tracting specific facts or information. 1. ,# 1 C canning the classified ads for details. /. ,# / C canning the radio and ;+ pages and answering @uestions that follow. :. Practice ,# 0 : passages with accompan$ing @uestions. "a% Belgium "b% moking "c% uper0cities I #r need no' selec' all 'hree )assages/ 1. =nit / 7eading to ,#tract Details from A<et 2t 7ight C G>H level ,nglish 7eading )omprehension p 1D018. /. canning for 2nformation from A.;.5.7. in )omprehension p //0/1. :. =nderstanding and identif$ing t$pes of comprehension @uestions C direct 6 inferential 6 rephrasing 6 vocabular$ @uestions. ;ackling the comprehension @uestions 1. ;he ?actual Juestion /. ;he 2nferential Juestion :. ;he *anguage =se Juestion D. ;he '=se Kour >wn (ords Juestion 5. (riting Down or Juoting a (ord, Phrase, entence or ,#pression Practice with direct Jns. pp. 15D01E9 Practice with 5nswers in >wn (ords. pp. 1100111 Practice with 2nferential Jns. pp. 1180185 '> *evel ,nglish *anguage with Distinction C 7eading )omprehension ")hpt / p D01E% 5ll ec : pupils are e#pected to purchase this book. )h. / 0 imple @ns on facts from ';he )ambridge 7evision <uide. <), '> level ,nglish pp. 15D0/05 tudents to attempt. ,# 105. E Practice with Jns involving tests of language. pp. 18E0198 Practice with +ocab Jns. pp. 1990/0: D. 7eading the passage carefull$. 5. ?ollowing the writers point of view. E. *ocating the meaning of words within the passage. 1. ;hinking be$ond the passage. )ompre passage C -arrative Pupils sharpen their reading skills b$ completing @ns on p. E01/ ;en Kear eries C -ov 1988 paper. ';he hutter and the ;rigger &andout from '-ow 2 )an C G>H *evel ,nglish )omprehension <uide p. /01:. ;en0Kear series C 3un6-ov 1989 C 3un6-ov 1995% 5om)re $ -ov 1988 paper 5om)re 2 )hoice of passages from ;en0Kear series "3un6-ov 1989 C 3un6-ov 1995%. >7 )omparative passages from Kr: 2P file. 8. >rgani!ing ;e#ts <raphic >rgani!ers 1. ;eachers familiari!e students with the various forms of graphic organi!ers. /. >rgani!ation of ideas in a descriptive te#tL the te#ts provided can be used as e#ercises for "1% :. 5nalog$ and contrast D. )lassification 5. >rgani!ation of a whole te#t 1. &andout. 2nde#, <raphic >rgani!ers "h'');%%<<</gra)hic/o rg%goinde(/h'ml% /. GDeveloping 7eading killsH b$ ?rancoise <rellet C '>rgani!ation of the te#t, /. /.:, p.1010108 :. /.D, p.109011/ D. /.5, ,#. 1, p.11/0: ,#. /, p.11D "and 1D:0E% ,#. :, p.115 "and 155% ,#. D, p.1150E 5. Passage '4arta 5. Putting it ;ogether 5ssessment of comprehension and grammar skills )lass ;est C administered as a level. 5om)re #es' 5lass 'es' 9 #$ Week = Pre)ared "y 6s 7g S78 6rs 5heryl Wong > 6dm Loke Lai -un 1 Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language #erm $ 9 Oral ; $ )eriod )er <eek Skills% O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's 5/ Oral Skills 1. 2ntroduction to the Phonetics chart /. ,#ploring sound formation. :. ,#ercising the speech organs. Pronunciation 6 5rticulation ;r goes through the phonetics chart so that pupils are familiar with ke$ terms like consonants, vowels M the s$mbols. ;r goes through speech e#ercises involving vowel and consonant sounds. ,#ercises for consonant agilit$ "choice of : e#ercises ranging from simple to advanced%. D. Distinguishing between 6f6 and 6v6 sounds. 5. Practising the 6th6 sound. Pronunciation 6 5rticulation 1. Pupils perform e#ercise for 6f6 and 6v6 sounds. /. Pupils perform e#ercise on the 6th6 sound. &andout on e#ercises for the 6f6 and 6v6 sounds. &andout on e#ercise for the 6th6 sound. &andout on paired sounds in initial, medial and final positions. 4ore practice with various paired sounds in initial, medial and final positions. Pupils come up with other e#amples of their own and share these e#amples in class. 8 E. Pronouncing the 6s6 and 6!6 sounds correctl$. 1. Practising the final consonants 6t6 and 6d6 and the ed endings. Pronunciation 6 5rticulation :. Pupils perform the practice e#ercise. D. Pupils carr$ out the activit$ based on A(histlers and &issers. &andout on final consonants 6t6 and 6d6 and Ced endings. &andout on A(histlers and &issers. 8. ,#ploring rh$thm ?luenc$ and rh$thm 5. Pupils perform speech e#ercises based on sentence stress. E. 4ore practice on peech 7h$thm. &andout on sentence stress. &andout on speech rh$thm. 9. Practising vocal variet$ ?luenc$ and rh$thm 1. Pupils perform speech e#ercises based on Apeech ;une M +ariet$ of 2nflection "2% and "22%. &andouts on Apeech ;une M +ariet$ of 2nflection "2% and "22%. 10. 2nFecting e#pressiveness in our reading ,#pressiveness 8. Pupils perform vocal e#pression e#ercises "2% and "22%. A(hoN (hereN (hatN (h$N (henN &owN &andouts on A(hoN (hereN (hatN (h$N (henN &owN "2% and "22%. 9 11. Putting all components of A7eading 5loud together. 7eading 5loud 9. ;r goes through the pointers on 7eading 5loud, highlighting ke$ features like pitch, pausing and pace. 10. Pupils read handout on pausing and phrasing for ideas on more effective reading. 11. Pupils practice reading with some samples. &andout on A7eading 5loud &andout on phrasing and pausing. &andout on Apeaking 7h$mes and A?ishbones Dreaming 7eading passages of teachers choice. ? :y 'he end of #erm $8 *LL )u)ils are 'o "e 'es'ed on 'he oral com)onen' of .eading *loud/ #hey may "e gi!en 'he o)'ion of selec'ing a )assage of 'heir o<n )reference O. a descri)'i!e % narra'i!e )assage from any one of 'he su))lemen'ary readers/ #his )assage should "e a"ou' 300 <ords in leng'h and )u)ils are e()ec'ed 'o read i' aloud in class and 'hen e()lain <hy 'hey ha!e chosen 'his )ar'icular )assage/ #eachers could 'urn 'his in'o a 'eaching lesson "y in!i'ing commen's from o'her )u)ils "efore adding any of 'heir o<n/ @l'ima'ely8 )u)ils mus' "e clear a"ou' <ha' ,ood .eading en'ails/ Plse use cri'eria for grading AO le!el Pa)er 3 0.eading *loud3 as reference/ Pre)ared "y 6dm Loke L- 10 Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language O Le!el Sylla"us #erm 2 Skills%O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es% #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary% ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's */ Wri'ing Skills 1. tud$ing the profile of a realistic short stor$ etting the scene Developing a complication )reating Arising action ;he )risis ;he Afalling action Denouement 1. ;eacher introduces features of a realistic short stor$. /. Pupils identif$ features of a realistic short stor$ in pairs or individuall$. :. Pupils enhance vocabular$ D. Pupils complete grammar e#ercise +ocabular$. =sing a ;hesaurus <rammar . participles, infinitives and gerunds. &andouts . 1. -ew (orld /. &ow 3ohnn$ went over the ,dge. /. tud$ing the profile of a historical short stor$ :. 2ntroduction to other kinds of short stories. etting the scene Developing a complication )reating Arising action ;he )risis ;he Afalling action Denouement 1. ;eacher introduces features of a historical short stor$. /. Pupils identif$ features of a historical short stor$ in pairs or individuall$. :. ;eachers introduces other t$pes of short stories. D. Pupils complete grammar e#ercise. 5. Pupils complete editing e#ercise individuall$ or in pairs. <rammar . -oun phrases and clauses &andouts . 1. ing to the Dawn /. &ouse of i#t$ ?athers 5om)o 3 (rite a composition focussing on the profile of short stories. >7 ee below 11 D. Developing the plot 5n idea0driven plot 5 character0 driven plot 1. Pupils read e#amples of these / t$pes of plot. 2n pairs or individuall$, pupils work out their response to ;asks 8010. ;he$ then share their response with the class. &andouts . AProfile of the hort tor$ "p 1001:%. 5. Deciding the point of view "P>+% -arrative writing 1. Pupils read notes on P>+. /. ;r goes through ;ask 9 with class to check on their concept of P>+. &andouts . A(ho will ;ell the tor$ C deciding the Point of +iew. 5om)o 3 (rite a composition focussing on P>+. E. )reating Areal characters -arrative writing :. ;r selects suitable tasks "e.g. ;ask 9 C using characters to help write the stor$% to help pupils write better stories. &andouts . A)reating Areal characters. 5om)o 4 (rite a composition based on one of the characters from an$ of the supplementar$ readers. 1. tud$ing the profile of a newspaper report . &eadlines . ?irst Paragraph . Bod$ . ;ail 1. ;eacher introduces the profile of a newspaper report with focus on. "a% headlines "b% first paragraph "c% bod$ "d% tail /. Pupils identif$ features of newspaper report individuall$ :. Pupils write out headlines and first paragraph individuall$ or in pairs. Pupils write out newspaper report in groups. <rammar . Passive tense, ;enses +ocabular$ . ;e#t0related vocabular$ &andouts . 1. <et to the Point /. &ow to write an introduction. 5om)o = 0func'ional3 (rite a newspaper report . ;en0Kear eries 0 -ovember 191D. ,arth@uake Disaster at Burrapore. >7 -ov 198:, Part / 8. 5ssessment )ommon ;est 5ommon #es' 5om)o 0Pa)er $3 9 #2 <eek B Pre)ared "y 6s Coyce Lim and 6rs Caya .anee 1/ Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language #erm 2 9 5om)rehension Skills%O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es% #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary% ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's :/ 5om)rehension Skills 1. ?ocusing on comparative skills -arrative6 ,#positor$ 7eading to identif$. 1. te#t t$pes /. purpose :. tone D. st$le 5. theme E. point of paragraph in passage. =se of transitional devices "connecting words%. 1. &andout on ;ransitional Devices ">(* >nline (riting *ab%. /. &andout C '7eading to ,#tract <ist from G<et 2t 7ight C '> *evel ,nglish 7eading )omprehension. /. ?inding out what the point of a paragraph 6 passage is ummar$ writing kimming e#ercise to spot facts ",# 1 M /% A)hpt 1 (hats the PointN from G-ew ummar$ (riting with )omprehensionH b$ 4erv$n Blake. 5om)re 3 3ane <oodalls '2n the hadow of 4an and 3ud$ =r@uhats '5nimals on the ?arm. :. ?inding relevant information ummar$ writing tarter C fun activit$ on following instructions. ,# E 0 activit$ on following instructions -otes and e#ercises for finding relevant information information. A)hpt / (hich PointsN from G-ew ummar$ (riting with )omprehensionH b$ 4erv$n Blake. 5om)re 4 > = )hoice of passages from ;en0Kear series "3un6-ov 1989 C 3un6-ov 1995%. >7 )omparative passages from Kr: 2P file D. >rganising information using graphic organisers ummar$ writing elect relevant points and organi!e points using appropriate graphic organi!ers. ummar$ ,#ercises 1, /, :. 1: 5. (riting the summar$ from notes made ummar$ writing Pupils read notes on p D50 D1. )hoice of ,# 1E0/0 for the practice of summar$ writing. A)hpt D (riting it up in $our own words from G-ew ummar$ (riting with )omprehension b$ 4erv$n Blake. E. 5ssessment 5om)re #es' 9class 'es' 'o "e adminis'ered as a le!el 0#2 Week =3 Pre)ared "y 6rs Caya .anee and 6s Coyce Lim 1D Scheme of Work 2003 Year Plan for Secondary 2 English Language #erm 2 9 Oral ; $ )eriod )er <eek Skills% O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's 5/ Oral Skills 1. Describing setting Picture description *esson 1 on picture description uitable vocab for items associated with a Apark and a Agarden. &andout on ADescribing etting. . :. 2nferring relationships Picture description A?ree!e photos activit$ uitable vocab for use e.g. parents, siblings, colleagues, enthusiasts. E accompan$ing pictures with different settings "to be used for activit$ on Ainferring relationships D. Putting ;hings ;ogether Picture description Practice in class involving all pupils. Practice papers for ec : 0 199E and 1991. ?riends6>utings6ocial gatherings 0 9ED1;1 91D:;/ 91DE;/ 91D10;1 ?amil$ gatherings C 9ED1;/ 91D1;1 4uslim festivals 0 9ED9;1 9ED9;/ ?amil$ outings C 9EDD;/ 9ED5;1 15 91D/;1 ;ravelling6holida$s 0 9ED:;1 9ED8;/ ,ducation6e#ams 0 9ED:;/ 91D9;1 91D10;1 91D10;/ Public outings6visits C 9ED8;1 91DE;1 91D8;1 &obbies6interests C 9ED5;/ 91D:;1 &uman condition C 91D1;1 91D1;/ 91D8;/ 91D10;1 ;raditional 6vanishing trade 0 91D1;/ 91DD;/ 91D5;/ >thers 0 9ED/;1 91D/;/ 91DD;1 91D5;1 91D9;/ #r may use 'hese )ic'ures for general discussion8 demons'ra'ing ho< 'o a))roach 'his oral com)onen' effec'i!ely/ Su"seDuen'ly8 all )u)ils ha!e 'o descri"e an alloca'ed )ic'ure and "e graded accordingly/ #he grading may "e in 'he form of )eer e!alua'ion <i'h 'eacher feed"ack "u' marks are 'o "e decided "y 'r ul'ima'ely/ 1E Pu)ils may "e gi!en )ic'ures "eforehand for )re)ara'ion 0class 'ime <ill no' "e <as'ed in 'his <ay3/ #<o )u)ils may descri"e 'he same )ic'ure so 'ha' com)arison can "e made regarding differen' a))roaches 'o 'he same )ic'ure/ Some )ic'ures are o"!iously more difficul' 'han o'hers/ #r may alloca'e 'hese 'o 'he more a"le )u)ils so 'ha' 'heir )eers can "enefi'/ Pre)ared "y 6dm Loke L- Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language O Le!el Sylla"us #E.6 3 Skills % O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ics *c'i!i'ies % #asks +oca" % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's #o)ic; #echnology Wri'ing Skills E()osi'ions 92emons'ra'e unders'anding of 'e(' organisa'ion/ 9 2e!elo) coheren' )aragra)hs <i'h clear 'o)ic sen'ences/ 9 Wri'e a <ell9 9 4n'roduce 'he =9)aragra)h essay s'ruc'ure8 'o)ic sen'ence > 'hesis 0 &ow to write an introduction 0 =sing transitions to link ideas coherentl$ h'');%%ccc/commne'/edu%g rammar%fi!eE)ar/h'm h'');%%ccc/commne'/edu%g rammar%in'ros/h'm h'');%%ccc/commne'/edu%g rammar%'ransi'ions/h'm 5om)o F Go< has 'echnology made your life sim)lerH O. E()lain <hy <e should harness 'echnology cau'iously/ O. 11 s'ruc'ured in'roduc'ory )aragra)h <i'h a clear 'hesis s'a'emen' 9 #o e()lore and de!elo) a )oin' of !ie</ 9 #o su))or' and ela"ora'e on a )oin' of !ie< adeDua'ely/ 9 #o iden'ify 'he s'ruc'ure of a 'e(' <i'h a )ro"lem and solu'ion s'ruc'ure/ 9 #o s'ruc'ure and <ri'e an e()osi'ory essay using one or more of 'he )aragra)h de!elo)men' me'hods learn'/ 9 4n'roduce 'he differen' 'o)9 le!el s'ruc'ures for de!elo)ing a )oin'/ 0 &ow to write the bod$ of an e#positor$ essa$ h'');%%<<</english/uiuc/e du%c<s%<<orksho)%'i)s% <ri'''ech/'ransi'i/h'm ?,EP ma'erials; #o) Le!el S'ruc'ure ?h'');%%<<</english/uiuc/ edu%c<s%<<orksho)%'i)s% <ri''ech/"ody/h'm h'');%%ccc/commne'/edu%g rammar%)aragra)hs/h'm h'');%%english/''u/edu%<)% hand"ook%e()ansio/h'm E()lain 'he "oons and curse 'echnology has "rough' 6ankind in 'he 20 'h cen'ury/ ,rammar > +oca"u9 lary 6odals 9@se modals 'o s)ecula'e a"ou' 'he fu'ure/ +oca"ulary 9 @se a))ro)ria'e !oca"ulary on 'he 'o)ic of 'echnology 9Passages e()lore 'he im)ac' of informa'ion 'echnology on socie'y and 'he likely changes 'o come a"ou' in Singa)ore "y 20$0 using modals; will, could, might, may de)ending on 'he degree of cer'ain'y/ 95om)le'e !oca" e(ercises on 'echnology/ I,reen 5onsumerismJ "y Coel 6ako<er in Ear'h Cournal or I6easures #aken "y 'he ,o!ernmen'J E('rac' from The Futurist8 "y *ndy Gines Or +isions of 'he 2$ s'
5en'ury Word Po<er8 ch = Man & Technology E(ercises on 6odals #o)ic ; En!ironmen' 5om)re9 hension and 5om)rehension and com)arison of '<o e()osi'ory )assages/ .ead and a''em)' Dues'ions "ased on Passage * 2efores'a'ion 07o! $KK$ #he use of 'he )resen' and )as' 'ense/ Passage * 2efores'a'ion 07o! $KK$ com)re )assage3 5om)re F 5om)ara'i!e )assages 18 Summary )assage3 and Passage : Should nuclear )o<er re)lace fossil fuel )o<erH #he use of 'he 'hird )erson/ #he use of connec'ors/ Passage : Should nuclear )o<er re)lace fossil fuel )o<erH ,rammar > +oca"u9 lary 9@se of #he Perfec' #ense 9@sing a))ro)ria'e !oca"ulary on 'he 'o)ic of The Environment Prac'ice e(ercises on 'he Perfec' #ense 5om)le'e !oca" e(ercises on The Environment E(ercises on 'he Perfec' #ense Word Po<er8 Man & the Environment Skills % O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ics *c'i!i'ies % #asks +oca" % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's #o)ic; +alues Wri'ing Skills *rgumen'a'ion 9 #o dis'inguish "e'<een fac's and o)inions 9 #o &udge 'he relia"ili'y of sources "y cri'ical analysis 9 #o recognise and use )ersuasi!e de!ices em)loyed in argumen'a'i!e <ri'ing 9 #o s'a'e o)inions 'ha' are su"s'an'ia'ed 9 #o discrimina'e "e'<een ra'ional and irra'ional argumen' "y 9 .e!ie< <ha' makes sound argumen'; con!incing reasons and a reasona"le conclusion/ 9 4n'roduce differen' )ersuasi!e 'echniDues 0including logical fallacies 'o a!oid3 9 S'udy )assage on ILo!e is a $/? I6aking Sound *rgumen'J 2/ ? I-ac' !s O)inionJ ? I.ecognising .a'ional and 4rra'ional *rgumen'J ? ILo!e is a -allacyJ *ddi'ional resources; G'');%%in're)idsof'<are/ com%fallacy%<elcome/h' 5om)o B 0*rgumen'a'i!e3 I4n'roducing informa'ion 'echnology in )rimary and secondary schools <ill do more harm 'han good/J 2o you agreeH O. IS)ace e()lora'ion is a <as'e of 'ime/J 2iscuss/ O. #rs choice of argumen'a'i!e 'o)ic. 19 reading cri'ically 9 #o reinforce unders'anding of logical fallacies 9 4den'ify and use s'ruc'ures for an'ici)a'ing and re"u''ing argumen's 9 4den'ify use of "ias in language 'o mani)ula'e a''i'udes and !ie<)oin's -allacyJ and ans<er 'he com)rehension Dues'ions 'o reinforce unders'anding of logical fallacies/ 9 E(amine 'he s'ruc'ure of an argumen'a'i!e com)osi'ion 9 Wri'e and edi' an argumen' using 'he fi!e )aragra)h s'ruc'ure 9 .e!ie< 'he )ur)oses of o)ening and closing )aragra)hs 9 Go< 'o )lan and <ri'e an argumen'a'i!e essay 9Prac'ice s'ruc'uring argumen'8 "ased on '<o e('rac's and using a range of )ossi"le s'ruc'ures; "eginning8 de!elo)ing > re"u''ing m h'');%%li"rary/'hinkDues' /org%=00L4%<ri'e%fallacie s/h'ml MuiN for Pu)ils; h'');%%li"rary/'hinkDues' /org%=00L4%cgi9 "in%fallacies/cgi ?S'ruc'uring an *rgumen'; Shadows on the Wall "y 2onna 5ross ?I2e!elo)ing an *rgumen' Wi'hin 'he Paragra)hJ IWri'ing 'he Persuasi!e EssayJ ? no'es for s'uden's ?*rgumen's and 5oun'er9argumen's 5om)re9 hension > summary 5om)rehension of an *rgumen'a'i!e )assage .ead and a''em)' Dues'ions rela'ed 'o 'he )assage on #he <hales mus' sur!i!e/ #he <hales mus' sur!i!e from S'e) *head :k 3 ) 2$B9222/ Passage for discussion/ 5om)re B > L; )hoice of passages from ;en0Kear series "3un6-ov 1989 C 3un6-ov 1995%. >7 )omparative passages from Kr: 2P file ,rammar > #y)es of sen'ence cons'ruc'ion @se a mi( of sen'ences 'o make our <ri'ing more !aried and Sim)le8 com)ound and ,rammar focus from S'e) *head :k 3 ) 2229 /0 +oca"u9 lary effec'i!e/ com)le( sen'ences/ 224/ #o)ic ; 6aking Persuasi!e S)eeches .eading for ideas % 5om)re9 hension > Summary *nalysis of a Persuasi!e S)eech .ead 5hief Sea''les s)eech <hich aims 'o )ersuade 'he *merican go!ernmen' 'o res)ec' 'he 4ndians cul'ure and )ro'ec' 'heir )eo)le and <ay of life from a"use and des'ruc'ion/ .ead and a''em)' Dues'ions rela'ed 'o 'he )assage/ 5rea'e an idea <e" 'o sho< 'he images 5hief Sea''le used 'o su))or' his s'a'emen' 'ha' IE!ery )ar' of 'he ear'h is sacred 'o my )eo)le/J #his Ear'h is )recious from S'e) *head :k 3 )2KF92KL/ Wri'ing skills 4den'ifying and discussing '<o sides of an issue/ .ead 'hrough 'he )oin'ers from 'he <ri'ing <orksho) on * Persuasi!e s)eech/ S'e) ahead :k 3 ) 30$9 30=/ 5om)o L0func'ional3 "a% (rite a speech based on an$ of the following issues. O. "b% (rite an article for a teen maga!ine based on an$ of the following issues. - ;echnolog$ - ;he environment - +alues 6 culture 6 wa$ of life. *ssess9 men' 5om)osi'ion 'es' 5om)o #es' ,#position and 6 or argumentative topic of trs choice. *ssess9 5om)rehension 5om)re #es' /1 men' 5ommon 'es' 5ommon #es' 'o "e 'aken as a le!el in #3 Week =/ Prepared by Mrs Tan WY, Mrs osalind !ee, Ms Foo YY and Mdm !o"e !F Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language O Le!el Sylla"us #erm 3 9 Oral ; $ )eriod )er <eek Skills% O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's Oral Skills 1. Public speaking peech >l$mpics ;r reads through handout and organises pupils to take part in the peech >l$mpics. ;r checks on progress of various groups. &andout on peech >l$mpics uitable topics for making a speech // 5t the end of the activit$, pupils hand in their scores to tr for checking. /. ,ncouraging spontaneit$ and coherence in speaking 3ust a minute Pupils are given one minute to prepare a given topic. ;he$ then talk on this topic for /0: minutes. ;heir performance are to be graded b$ the teacher. &andout on A3ust 5 4inute uggested topics for A3ust a 4inute Pupils are to be graded on this aspect o# the oral component SE5 3P P@P4LS *.E EOPE5#E2 #O S4# -O. #GE O.*L EO*6S *# #GE E72 O- #GE YE*. Scheme of Work 2004 Year Plan for Secondary 3 English Language #erm 4 9 .e!ision Skills% O"&ec'i!es #e(' #y)es % #o)ic *c'i!i'ies and #asks +oca"ulary % ,rammar -ocus .esources *ssignmen's ?or writing, tr should reinforce pupils skills in areas the latter are weak in. ;rs choice ;rs choice ;rs choice =7, readers tep 5head : 7esource file materials 5om)o K ;opic of teachers choice. ?or comprehension skills, tr should revise specific compre and summar$ skills with pupils in preparation for )ompre 6 summar$ skills ;rs choice ;rs choice 4odified @uestions from passages in ;en0$ear series "up to 1990% )ompre passages 5om)re K Passage of teachers choice. /: the end0of0$ear ,#ams. from tep 5head : Pre)ared "y 6dm Loke L- /D