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The Essential Oral Language Toolkit will show you how to include rich oral language tasks across the curriculum.
As well as all the essential information you need about effective teacher practice, oral language features, purposes, expectations, assessment and oral language in innovative learning environments, there are a large number of practical strategies that can be incorporated into your teaching.
For each task or strategy there is information about:
*The purpose and the learning focus including the language functions *Procedure
*How to differentiate the strategy for different ages and stages
*What to notice about your students oral language use as they complete the task
*Templates and exemplars for teacher use.
You’ll also find:
*Lots of examples of rich oral language tasks
*Templates for designing your own tasks
*Units of work with an oral language focus.
As well as all the essential information you need about effective teacher practice, oral language features, purposes, expectations, assessment and oral language in innovative learning environments, there are a large number of practical strategies that can be incorporated into your teaching.
For each task or strategy there is information about:
*The purpose and the learning focus including the language functions *Procedure
*How to differentiate the strategy for different ages and stages
*What to notice about your students oral language use as they complete the task
*Templates and exemplars for teacher use.
You’ll also find:
*Lots of examples of rich oral language tasks
*Templates for designing your own tasks
*Units of work with an oral language focus.
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As students enter school with lower oral language competencies, teachers need to consciously plan for oral language development. This is borne out by the 2017 ERO review which notes only a third of schools effectively implement necessary oral language programmes. As a Resource Teacher of Literacy, promoting a greater awareness of the need to plan for and implement such work. The Essential Oral Language Toolkit greatly supports this.
