This lesson contains 14 slides, with text slides and 2 videos.
Lesson duration is: 60 min
Items in this lesson
100 % ATTENTION
BE ACTIVE: LISTEN !
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PART 1: Active Listening & Learning with Lyrics
First, always focus on the things you do understand.
What is the main idea?
Which ideas support the main idea?
Take notes.
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PART 2: Vocabulary
How do you learn new words or phrases
and
remember them?
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things
you
already
know
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context
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Music might help: learning form lyrics
Do you listen to English songs?
Do you pay attention to the lyrics?
Do you look up lyrics?
Do you remember lyrics?
How can you try to remember lyrics?
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the verse
of a song is a chance to tell a story; this is where the story actually develops. In most songs, the chorus generally uses the same lyrics each time, so the verse is your chance to get your message across.
the chorus
It’s a summary of what the entire song is about. The chorus typically also contains the hook—the catchiest part of the song. Choruses should serve as the climax to the song.
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Active learning: what's it to you?
What is the main idea of the song?
Which lines support the main idea, according to you?
Which lines do you like the most (are you going to remember)?
links to the song and the yrics on the next pages
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Slide 10 - Video
www.google.com
Slide 11 - Link
learning vocabulary
How do you learn (new) words
or phrases
and
remember them?
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video on the next slide
Watch the video (subtitles in English) and take notes.
Make a list of things you need.
Write down the different steps you have to take to learn new words and remember them.