Analysing
spoken English: Resources and techniques for teachers
Workshop
for English Language teachers to be held at Newcastle University, UK, on Saturday, 8
December 2012.
The
workshop is hosted by the School of English Literature, Language and
Linguistics and is organized by staff at Newcastle University, with
contributions from colleagues at Queen Mary, University of London, and the
University of Ottawa, Canada.
Here’s
what other teachers have said about the workshops:
“fantastic value for money”
“excellent resources”
“these workshops need to be advertised more widely. Many
other English teachers would come if they knew about the quality – and the
price!”
programme outline
9:30
– 10:00: Arrival and registration
Part
1: Discourse-pragmatic features: What are they? How do they develop? Why do we
need them?
10:00
– 10:15: Introduction: What are discourse-pragmatic features?
10:15
– 10:45: The usage, function and spread of innit?
10:45
– 11:15: Reporting speech: The use of quotatives in spoken language
11:15
– 11:45: Linguistic irritants or indications of communicative competence?:
Children’s use of general extenders
11:45
– 12:00: Q-A-session
12:00
– 12:45: Lunch break
Part
2: English Language teaching: On-line databanks and resources
12:45
– 13:15: Teaching the google generation
13:15
– 13:45: Linguistics Research Digest
13:45
– 14:00: Q-A-session
14:00:
Workshop close
To
register your interest in the workshop please e-mail Melanie Birch (melanie.birch@ncl.ac.uk) who will then raise an invoice for you.
Please include in your e-mail your own name, the name and full postal address
of your school/institution, a contact phone number, your e-mail address and,
where this is different from your own details, the name and contact details of
the person you would like us to invoice for the event.
The
registration fee is £48 and covers administrative costs, the costs for
production of the resource booklet and a buffet-style lunch. The deadline for
registration and receipt of payment is Thursday, 15 November 2012.
Registration fees are non-refundable after this date, except in the unlikely
event of the workshop being cancelled.
Details
about the exact venue, travel etc. will be circulated in due course. However, if
you have any queries in the meantime, please contact the local organiser, Dr Heike
Pichler, heike.pichler@ncl.ac.uk
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