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9780521689519

Dialogue Activities: Exploring Spoken Interaction in the Language Class

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    9780521689519

  • ISBN10:

    0521689511

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-04-09
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Summary

Using dialogues in different contexts, this book provides over 100 practical activities for teachers to adapt for their classrooms. These activities encourage learners to look at the English language through dialogues and spoken interaction from coursebooks, literature and media, as well as authentic conversation extracts. The book explores using dialogue to communicate personal meaning effectively. It covers dialogue as both 'product' and 'process' in language teaching and will encourage learners to look beyond conventional communicative strategies and practise spoken language in a fresh contextualised way.

Table of Contents

Thanks and acknowledgementsp. IX
Introductionp. I
Understandingp. 18
Understanding dialogues: a basic procedurep. 18
Board grabp. 21
Reading versus listeningp. 23
Dialogue interpretation worksheetsp. 24
Jigsawp. 26
Designing exam questionsp. 27
What are they talking about?p. 28
Snippetsp. 29
Fairy tale tableauxp. 30
Lame jokesp. 31
Working with interviewsp. 32
Dialogue as a way into a graded readerp. 35
The bit I like...p. 37
Analysingp. 39
Tricky wordsp. 40
Closed mouth minimal pairsp. 40
Fishermenp. 42
Stage directionsp. 45
Authentic versus scripted dialoguesp. 47
Dialogue scan racep. 49
Filling inp. 53
Speech actsp. 55
The teacher does the speaking testp. 56
Student dialogue reformulationp. 57
Backchannellingp. 61
Reproducing and reconstructingp. 62
Jumbled linesp. 63
Dialogue rebuildingp. 65
The ultimate gapfillp. 68
Listen againp. 70
Jumbled reconstructionp. 71
Dialogue pairsp. 73
Dialogue retranslationp. 76
Retranslated tapescriptp. 77
Dubbingp. 78
From monologue to dialoguep. 79
Turning news items into dialoguep. 81
Shadow dialoguesp. 82
Mimed dialoguesp. 84
Modernised voiceoversp. 86
Roughing up and censoringp. 89
Memorisingp. 91
Who said what?p. 92
Reduced dialoguesp. 93
Story to dialoguep. 95
Adjacency pair turnover cardsp. 97
Remembering the questionsp. 99
Dialogue halvesp. 101
Line by linep. 103
Promptsp. 104
Rehearsing and performingp. 107
Chanted dialoguep. 108
Sounding like a gringo!p. 110
It's not what you say...p. 112
Students perform the listening materialp. 114
Improvising into a scenep. 115
Shadowing actorsp. 117
Dialogues with movementp. 118
Who's next?p. 119
Conducted dialoguep. 121
Performance to writngp. 124
Reader's theatrep. 126
Direct speechp. 128
No way Josep. 130
Let's have a drinkp. 132
Co-constructingp. 134
By name and by naturep. 135
Half a conversationp. 137
Dialogue buildingp. 140
Community language learningp. 143
Writing dialogue articlesp. 145
Famous last wordsp. 147
Dialogue into songp. 148
Conversational involvementp. 151
Creating and personalisingp. 155
What did we have to say?p. 156
The words I'd like to ownp. 157
Dice dialoguesp. 158
Speech bubblesp. 159
Picture dialoguesp. 160
Dark secret scenesp. 161
Soundtracksp. 163
Conscience alleyp. 164
From depiction to dialoguep. 166
Semi-planned roleplayp. 167
The room talks backp. 168
Into the futurep. 169
Communicatingp. 170
Venn diagramsp. 171
Speed datingp. 172
Gibberish scenesp. 174
Dialogue warm-upsp. 175
The status gamep. 176
Cline debatesp. 177
Gossipp. 178
Paper talkp. 180
Multi-speak dialoguesp. 181
ABC dialoguesp. 182
Odds versus evensp. 184
The yes/no gamep. 185
Robinson Crusoe Islandp. 185
Who's lying?p. 187
Interclass callsp. 189
Celebrity ballp. 192
Boring short storiesp. 194
Read, turn and talkp. 195
Dialogue as learningp. 196
The closed question restaurantp. 197
Building a lifep. 199
The dating agencyp. 200
Talk and chalkp. 202
Never-ending dialoguep. 204
Would you give your teacher a job?p. 206
The tourists are comingp. 208
Dialogic text buildingp. 210
Cooperative storymakingp. 212
Teacher in rolep. 213
Interrupting the tapescriptp. 216
Dialogue versus internetp. 217
Difficult dialoguesp. 220
From the film Mulholland Drivep. 222
Authentic snippetsp. 226
Snippets from fairy talesp. 230
Lame jokesp. 232
Situational dialoguesp. 234
'Dating Agency' from the comedy series: Little Britainp. 237
Further reading and resourcesp. 239
Indexp. 241
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