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there are questions in this lesson in which students can answer using their phones. Make sure that you engage in a discussion.
example: with a mindmap question show all the answers and have some students tell you why this is or isnt a good answer.
Dont forget to ask questions to the students who dont raise their hand, so you can check weather they understood it or not.
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Slide 3 - Tekstslide
Tell the pupils what you will be discussing today.
- world englishes
- mr oxford done
Slide 4 - Tekstslide
tell your pupils what world english means and give them an idea what other englishes there are
also tell them why they need to know about world englishes
What does Immigrant English mean
Slide 5 - Open vraag
Variations of English spoken by immigrants when moving to an English speaking country.
Can anyone explain what Pidgin English is?
Slide 6 - Open vraag
A mashup of two languages one being English, no native speakers were involved in creating.
Which term fits the definition:
The English which is spoken in big English colonies such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand.
The English which is spoken in big English colonies such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand.
A
RP
B
Colonial standard
C
Standard English
D
World English
Slide 7 - Quizvraag
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What does English as a foreign language mean?
Slide 8 - Open vraag
Countries such as European where English has had a great impact, taught in schools.
Which term explains the following definition?
The standard English accents as spoken by TV and radio networks in London, New York or Los Angeles.
The standard English accents as spoken by TV and radio networks in London, New York or Los Angeles.
A
Media standard
B
Politician standard
C
Metropolitan standard
D
Metropolitician standard
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Slide 10 - Tekstslide
Pidgin English: A mashup of two languages one being English, no native speakers were involved in creating.
Creole English’s: Follow-up from pidgin English, this becomes the children’s native language.
Jargon English: Pidgin English with rules, and widespread use. Tok pisin in papua new guinea.
Slide 11 - Video
to form an idea about what pidgin is
Slide 12 - Tekstslide
Former colonies where English is taught at school. And is still spoken by the government and elite of the country.
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When a person switches between two versions of English, RP and Geordie, depending on the person they are speaking with.
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: Differences in English dialects in one country. For instance a London accent versus a dialect from Manchester
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: Differences in English dialects within a region. For instance Cockney vs Estuary, both are from London.
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Countries which spoke their own language but switched to English, the people did not move, but changed their language, Ireland/ Schotland.
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Immigrant English’s: Variations of English spoken by immigrants when moving to an English speaking country.
Colonial standard: The English which is spoken in big English colonies such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand.
English as a foreign language: Countries such as European where English has had a great impact, taught in schools.
Metropolitan standard: The standard English accents as spoken by TV and radio networks in London, New York or Los Angeles.
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Slide 20 - Video
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What kind of English is spoken in the video?
Slide 21 - Open vraag
immigrant english
What does
'Mr Oxford don'
mean?
Discus in pairs and submit you answer.
'Mr Oxford don'
mean?
Discus in pairs and submit you answer.
Slide 22 - Woordweb
someone who has been to oxford
Slide 23 - Tekstslide
1st stanza: I didn’t graduate some fancy school, I immigrated.
2nd stanza: (sarcastically) says he is dangerous because he doesn’t speak “Proper” English
4th stanza: Doesn’t need weapons to attack the language.
8th stanza: If he is brought to trial he will say that the Queen’s English helped him in his crimes.
What is the main focus of
the poem?
the poem?
Slide 24 - Woordweb
He is an immigrant but should not be feared, just because he doesn’t speak proper English doesn’t mean he can’t use language as a weapon.
Former colonies where English is taught at school. And is still spoken by elite of the country.
Differences in English dialects in one country. For instance a London accent versus a dialect from Manchester
Pidgin English with rules, and widespread use. Tok pisin in papua new guinea.
Differences in English dialects within a region. For instance Cockney vs Estuary.
Regional dialects
Social dialects
Jargon English
English as a second language
Slide 25 - Sleepvraag
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Which of these is incorrect?
Test
A
Creole English’s
B
Immigrant English
C
Colonial standard
D
Pigeon English
Slide 26 - Quizvraag
it should be pidgin English
Where in the poem can you find
examples of world Englishes.
examples of world Englishes.
Slide 27 - Woordweb
have the pupils give examples, they can name stanzas or lines in the poem.
Show all answers when you have enough answers and ask some students why they think the answer was given.
Can you summarize the poem
in 1 or 2 sentences?
in 1 or 2 sentences?
Slide 28 - Open vraag
: He is an immigrant but should not be feared, just because he doesn’t speak proper English doesn’t mean he can’t use language as a weapon.
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