Monday, 5 October 2015

ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT



*ONLINE GRAMMAR GAMES
*AUDIO PODCASTS





KARTHIKA.S
Ad.No:8630
SNTC NEDUNGANDA
Date:3/10/2015

INTRODUCTION
The field of Education has been affected by JCT, which has undoudtedly affected teaching ,learning and research.ICT enabled tasks in classroom have the potential to accelerate, enrich and deepen skills, to motivate and engage students, to help relate school experience to work practices, and   give opportunities for children to discuss, reflect think and reason out.ICT also allow for the creation of digital resources like digital libraries and helps to develop various online and offline tasks opportunity to engage, play and become familiar with the distinctive contributions that ICT can make to their creative practices, which other media and tools do not offer. Film adaptation of literary texts and online games play a major role in teaching literature as well as language, especially new vocabulary and grammatical structures of the language. These innovative platforms help to creative atmosphere in the classroom thereby promoting the talents of students in a very vibrant way.


DATA COLLECTION
              
Prose is meant for learning a language. Teaching prose also means teaching reading with comprehension. The learners taught the skill of reading. The power of comprehension can be promoted through reading and listening. The main aim of teaching prose is to develop language ability of the students. It is the intensive study of a language.


        Objectives of Teaching Prose
                     The major objectives of teaching prose
1.     To achieve the literary and content
2.     To understand the passage and group its meaning
3.     To read with correct pronunciation, stress and intonation.
4.     To enable students to understand the passage by silent reading
5.     To enrich their active and passive vocabulary.
6.     To express the ideas of the passage orally and in writing.
7.     To enjoy reading and writing.
8.     To develop their imagination.

Integrating ICT resources in the Teaching of Prose
               English language teaching at secondary level now a days seeks the help of ICT. The use of overhead projectors (OHP),CD/DVD plays, internet powerpoint files, online dictionaries and LCD projectors, several websites etc. and other applications have changed the scene. If we want to teach a novel , today we can use power point files to show the publication details and also about the author through projectors. Sometimes we can use CD/DVD players with television for viewing movie / plays downloaded from webportals.
Film adaptation of literary texts
                Film adaptation is one of the advanced products of the information and communication technology. A film adaptation is the transfer of a written work , in whole or in part , to a feature film. It is a type of texts is one of the highly effective methods teach prose; especially novels. A common form of film adaptation is the use of a novel as the basis of a feature film. Other works adapted in to films include non-fiction , autobiography , comic books scriptures, plays, historical sources and even other films.



AUDIOPODCASTS
Audio podcasts are also used to teach prose. A podcast is a digital medium, consisting of an episodic series of audio , video , PDF, or a pub files subscribed to and downloaded through web syndication or streamed online to a computer or mobile device. Podcast is a portmanteau derived from “broadcast ” and “pod” from the screen of ipod , as audio podcasts are often listened to on portable media players. Using the application software pod catcher can easily teach prose by using audio podcasts. “Net cast” as well as “oggart” replacement other audio related technologies instead of the ipod , can also be used making teaching – learning process much effective.
Integrating  ICT  Resources in teaching grammar  
“ Grammar is the means through which linguistic creativity is ultimately  achieved “ observes Wilkins . Grammar refers to the formal analysis and description of the rules of the language. It also refers to the rules for the correct use of a language which may be prescribed for its uses.
             The main objectives of teaching grammar are
1.     It helps to use the language effectively.
2.     Knowledge of the underlying ‘rules ‘ of  grammar is provided.
3.     To develop students insight into the structure of English language.
4.     To enable students to annihilate the correct patterns of the language.
5.     To teach grammar as a rule governed behaviour.
6.     To develop a scientific attitude in pupils.
                
                  ONLINE GRAMMAR GAMES
Online grammar game also provide effective ways for learning grammar. Students of all ages, from pre-school to degree students often enjoys their classroom experience. Unfortunately many students dread learning grammar, with its lecture and rote practice with worksheets. Grammar game change students’ perception of grammar instructions motive them to do well and encourage them to use language authentically. Online grammar games focus attention of students on specific structures grammatical pattern and vocabulary items. It functions as reinforcement and enrichment to students. It involves equal participation from both slow and fast learners. Online grammar games contribute to an atmosphere of healthy competition , providing an outlet for the creative use of natural language in a non- stressful situation. Grammar has been taught in various ways throughout the history of language learning. The interest to involve computer in teaching grammar are awakened late 1990s and has since then grown. Smart notebook software for smart boards will help the teachers to teach English grammar effectively. Once we resorted to grammar translation method , direct method and suggest to teach English language . Teacher also taught grammar Ninja ‘ grammar Blast, and today teachers usually see the help of the “BBC’s  skills wise website which is a great resource for a wide variety of content areas. The British council’s Learn English website offers 69 interactive activities for learning the rules of grammar. Grammar Bytes is a great website for language Arts teachers. It offers teachers and students handouts, interactive exercises and slideshow presentation. Each slideshow is a accompanied by a handout for students to complete as they view each presentation. Daily  writing tips is a blog and recently ,they announced the release of an ebook about English grammar. Apart from those ICT  resources , we can use, IWB, powerpoint files CDs and VCDs etc. for teaching grammar.

The following are some of the websites which can be used for teaching grammar effectively  
*Self study  Grammar Quizzes :
*English Grammar Quiz:
http//English grammar correction.com/ egi-bin/gran4.p/
*Grammar bytes
*Daily grammar lessons :
http://www.daily grammar .com /archive.shton/
*Online English grammar :



CONCLUSION
By using film adaptation  of literary tents ,online vocabulary and grammar games ,learning becomes more interactive funny and enjoyable for students . From an instructional view point, creating a meaningful context for language use is the major advantages of films adaptation and online games .Using dynamic mediums for teachings language helps to make the learning more easy and active for learners as well as teachers . The uses of ICT enabled tasks in class rooms has a positive motivational impact engagement through visual ,kinesthetic and auditory means. In short , we can say that ICT enabled tasks including film adaptation, online vocabulary games and online grammar games are very much beneficial in transforming  the conventional classroom to an interactive and self- motivated platform for language learning.


                 
REFERENCE
1. Aragay,  Meirea , Books in Motion : Adaptation ,  Intertexuality,  Authorship. Cambridge: Polity Press , 2005.Print.
2. Bluestone , George,  Novels in to Film: The Metamorphosis of Fiction in to cinema. United States : The Johns Hopkins University Press,2003.Print.
3. Meiers,M.The use of ICTs in schools in the Digital Age .Cambridge: Harvard University Press,2009.Print.



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