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Fa 23

LSW Week 1

Introduction to Listening, Speaking,


Presentations
Communication skills (Oral delivery)
In this module, we are going to learn …

•Vocabulary
•Listening skills
•Speaking skills
•Presentation skills
What are we going to cover/learn every week?
- Unit materials in our textbook.

What do you think we are going to learn in every unit?


Unit materials : Learning vocabulary

Meaning-Use-Pronunciation

Form
- Listening Skills
• Listen to learn the sub-skills
- Speaking / Communication Skills /Oral delivery
• Presentations

Ready to shine?
- Have you delivered presentations before? Tell us
about your experience.
- What do you think is the most important thing for
presentation skills?
You are going to learn about how to ...

• give a speech
• give a prepared presentation
• increase your fluency
• use your voice and body.
• link ideas naturally while presenting
• start and end a speech
• put a speech together
• and more
More information on presentations
will be given in class soon…
• Communication skills

Let’s go into some details on


communication skills and discuss.
What is communication??

Communication(from Latin commūnicāre, meaning "to share“)

It is the activity of conveying information through


the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information,
as by speech, visuals, signals, writing, or behavior.

Conveying = passing on / giving


What does this cartoon tell
us about the importance of
‘communication’?
How do we communicate today?
Spot the Good and the Bad
COMMUNICATION

VERBAL NON VERBAL

SPOKEN WRITTEN
Two Forms of Communication
Let’s focus on Verbal Communication

Using your voice:


- Pronunciation
- Stress
pronunciation (n)
pronounce (v)

The way in which a language or a particular word or a sound is said.

Say out loud:

1. Usually
2. Panadol
3. Wednesday
4. A dog is barking in the park.
What is IPA?
IPA: International Phonetic Alphabet

Phonetic symbols

You will encounter these symbols in


our sessions. You don’t need to
know all of them, but some
important ones.
Pronunciation – some important sounds

/p/ vs /b/
Look at the picture. What is it?

a parrot

Read out load:

A parrot is a bird.
Pronunciation – tongue twister
/p/ unvoiced

Try to say:

The puffy puppy is sleeping on my lap.

Try to say:

My baby brother pointed at a purple spot.


Pronunciation

Say these words and discuss the difference between the sounds.

/ ʒ/ /dʒ/
jazz
usually
vision job
television
juice
Pronunciation – tongue twisters

/ʒ/

Asian countries usually make unusual decisions.

/dʒ/

Georgia put the orange juice in the fridge.


Accents
You are going to hear different accents while listening in our classes.

What accent do these people speak? Match the pictures with the flags.
IMPORTANT:
The rhythm or the beat comes from the stressed
syllables and words. Learning word and sentence
stress is very important for your presentations. You
shouldn’t sound like a “robot”.
Word stress

All words of more than one syllable have what is called word stress.
This means that one of the syllables is louder (and longer) than the
other syllables.

PHOtograph phoTOgraphy photoGRAphic


Read out loud:
loud (stressed) syllable
Sentence stress

Read and focus on the stressed word.

*I need some money.

*I need some money.

*I need some money.

*I need some money.

*You are going to come across more activities on word and sentence stress throughout the term.
Assessment
You are responsible for everything we cover in class.
Presentations
You are going to deliver ____ presentations in EPP100.

Individual Impromptu speaking %- Week 3

Individual Impromptu speaking %- Week 5

Group Project Deliverable 3 %- Week -


Testing listening
• Listening parts in our exams.

Audio tracks (2 to 6
minutes long) followed
by multiple choice
and open-ended
questions.
Testing vocabulary
• Vocabulary parts in our exams.

Knowledge of
vocabulary will be
tested via multiple
choice and word
formation questions.

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