English Learning Techniques - Interactive Terminology

English Learning Techniques & Templates
Making Terminology Teaching Interactive
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Introduction

A series of slides that focus on specific ways of teaching that great bugbear, terminology! You can adapt anything here for all varieties of English teaching, whether it's literature or language, or teaching English as a foreign language.

Instructions

Additional information is in the notes section of each slide.

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English Learning Techniques & Templates
Making Terminology Teaching Interactive

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Welcome

At any teaching level, and for every variety of English you are going to have to teach a vast range of terms! It can be difficult to make terminology memorble.




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The following slides contain examples and templates to make your terminology lessons interactive!

There are notes on each slide providing extra details!


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Term
Definition
Interrogative
A sentence that asks a question.
Irony
Saying one thing but meaning another.
Juxtaposition
Placing contrasting elements side by side.
Kinaesthetic Imagery
Descriptive language related to movement.
Laterals
Sounds made by the tongue allowing air to pass along the sides (e.g., l).
Lexical Set
Groups of words related by meaning or context.
Lexis
The vocabulary of a language.
Linguistic Economy
Using fewer words to convey meaning.
Litotes
Understatement using double negatives.
Badge the Terms!
MOST USEFUL
THIS LINKS TO ANOTHER TERM I KNOW
I FORGOT THIS ONE
I WANT TO USE THIS
I KNOW AN EXAMPLE OF THIS ONE
I'M AN EXPERT ON THIS
MOST UNSURE ABOUT
I'VE NEVER SEEN THIS IN A TEXT BEFORE
I NEED TO LEARN AN EXAMPLE OF THIS
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Badge the Terms:

All of these hotspots are movable.

The concept here is to interact with terminology in a different way. Share the screen with the learners and in the spirit of metacognition, drag the hotspots to the term to reflect on their own knowledge of the terms. 

You can add or alter the hotspots easily. 


The Wheel of Terms

Who will the big wheel pick?  

You have 30 seconds to think of a definition OR an example! 


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Spin the wheels to allocate different terms for students to research and become the expert in.

You can ignore the name wheel if you want.  You may wish to delete terms as they come up!

You can edit the wheel easily to suit your needs!
Iago: Put money in thy purse. Follow thou the arts of the devil; and thou shalt be made a man of means.

Roderigo: How, how, I am to put money in thy purse?

Iago: Why, by making a lady of the most virtuous, lovely, and most gracious woman in the world, to be the bride of a drunken, sleepless, untrustworthy, faithless, and unworthy Moor. Thou art a fool, to let the wind blow to thine advantage, and let this ruffian fool play with you. The very rich and rare person whom the world reveres can be unmasked like a common woman; all will look with admiration to this lady’s fine aspects.

Roderigo: Shall I go? I’d go straight there

Iago: No – stay. Take money, put it in thy purse and have patience. Now, never more look to that land, and let your purse empty of all that’s in it.
Repeated imperative phrase
simile
Satanic lexis
Interrogative
Tripling
Antithesis

Slide 6 - Question de remorquage

A drag and drop exercise with a focus on terminology. 

This would work with any extract - the animations are a decorative flourish, they aren't essential!



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Slide 7 - Question de remorquage

For this template, move and reshape the boxes over your text.

Don't forget to link the correct answers!
1. Adjacency pairs - Antithesis
2. Apostrophe -Colloquialisms
3. Conjunctions - Direct Address
4. Discourse Marker - Euphemism
5.  Exclamatory Sentences - Genre Conventions
6. Glottal Stop - Hyperbole
7. Hypophora - Interjection
8. Interrogative - Litotes
9. Maxims of Conversation - Non-Sequitur
10. Noun - Past Continuous Tense
11. Past Perfect Tense - Pragmatics
12. Prefix - Quantity (Maxim of)
13. Quotations - Sociolect
14. Stative Verb - Tactile Imagery
15. Tautology - Turn-taking
16. Unfamiliar Collocation - Zoomorphism 
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Use this slide to find any terms you are still unsure about.

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Click on the number and then click on the image to expand it.

This can be used in a variety of ways - but it's intended as an interactive reference guide for students - share the screen with their devices. You can also put them in groups to have them test each other.

You could even use it to go through page by page and discuss the ones they found more challenging.
PUT IMAGES IN THESE BOXES
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A blank version so you can make your own 'flashcard' screen.


ASYNDETIC LIST
IRONY 
SIMILE
COLLOQUIALISMS
PERSONIFICATION
SIBILANCE
Attributing human qualities to non-human things or abstract concepts.
Informal language used in everyday conversation, not typically used in formal writing.

A figure of speech comparing two things using "like" or "as."

A list without conjunctions, typically separated by commas, creating a quick and concise rhythm

The repetition of "s" or "sh" sounds in close proximity
A contrast between expectations and reality, often highlighting the opposite of what is expected

Slide 10 - Question de remorquage

Drag and drop exercise with terminology.

You could instead have examples rather than definitions.
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Slide 11 - Question de remorquage

A blank template of the drag and drop.
SUGGEST DIFFERENT ADVERBS AND ADJECTIVES TO ENHANCE THIS SENTENCE!
The _____________ house stood _____________.

Slide 12 - Carte mentale

This activity can be adapted for all ages!

Use the mind map function so you can drag learners' suggestions into the spaces.

You could use longer texts

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A simple slide giving some links to Youtube videos about some of the terms. Some of these are extra terms!

This is designed with flipped learning in mind. 

These videos are just examples to give you an idea of how you can arrange information like this on one slide. 
SEMANTICS
GRAMMAR
LEXIS
PHONOLOGY
TERM SORT

Slide 14 - Carte mentale

Another mindmap variation where you can group terms in a wider class discussion.
Thank you for looking through these templates, 

We hope you find these useful and have fun bringing terminology lessons to life!


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