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Writing
• Process approach
•Activities
•Assessment possibilities
product processoriented oriented
approach
pro
duct
Focus on final product
Focus on grammar &form Includes analysis of model texts
accuracy
pro
cess
Focus on writing process
Progress over time isobserved Creative: Students canexpress feelings & ideasfluenc
y
Who wins?
Process & productgo hand in hand
Teaching writing must involve
both!
But HOW?
Begin with the basics: Organization of writing itself1
2 Give students a framework so they canput their ideas into it
3 Your last step should be the focus on grammar mistakes
Tipps:
4But: There is no guarantee that students will internalize the grammar practice
planning drafting editing final version
Is this a realistic writing process?
Reality:
planning
draftingRe-drafting
editingRe-editing
45 minute class
discussion
RESEARCHbrainstormingreviewing
language study
interaction
Time?
It may be true that…process writing
is time consuming
and some students may
not like itwe also want
students to write quickly
sometimes
sometimes process writing
is simply not appropriate
howeverNone of these cirmumstances should stop you!
Or do you want your students to become like this in their
futures?
Our goal:Autonomous, efficient and competent students who are able to produce a (mostly) correct and appropriate English text.
But i Hate
writing
motivation+confidence=Results
Types of writing (Hedge 1988)
Personaldiaries, journals, blogging, recipes,
personal notes
Publicapplications, form filling, letters of
complaint/enquiry
Creative
poems, stories, rhymes, drama,
songs, travel reportsocial
letters, emails, chats, postcards, social media, text
messages
studymaking notes while reading, summaries,
essays, reviews, taking notes
institutional
advertisements, business letters,
agendas, curriculum vitae,
notemaking
pers
onal
Blog: a public diaryblogger.com
creati
ve
http://writingprompts.tumblr.com/
Examples...
Our generation will be known for nothing.Never will anybody say,
We were the peak of mankind.That is wrong, the truth is
Our generation was a failure.Thinking that
We actually succeededIs a waste. And we know
Living only for money and powerIs the way to go.
Being loving, respectful, and kindIs a dumb thing to do.
Forgetting about that time,Will not be easy, but we will try.
Changing our world for the betterIs something we never did.
Giving upWas how we handled our problems.
Working hardWas a joke.
We knew thatPeople thought we couldn’t come back
That might be true,Unless we turn things around
By Jordan Nicholas Grade 8
soci
al
Classic communication:
student <-> student
teacher <-> student
student <-> penpal
Write a letter to someone you would
never normally write to:
-Famous person-Someone who bugs
you-Your Ex
- And so on„Pseudo
Communication“
Assessment
Portfolio•Measures what students have
learned at the end of the course/of the
years•Contains samples of
student‘s writing•Process Portfolios / Showcase Portfolios•Ecourages students to take pride in their
own work
Timed essay•Measures writing
accuracy, time management and
thinking skills•Prediction of
student‘s performance on longer writing assignements
•Proctored•Efectiveness
sometimes questioned
references• Harmer, Jeremy (2007): The Practice of English
Language Teaching. Harlow.• Klippel, Friederike/Doff, Sabine (2007):
Englischdidaktik. Berlin.• Hedge, Tricia (2000): Teaching and Learning in
the Language Classroom. Oxford.• http://www.csuchico.edu/~gthurgood/232/process
_and_product.pdf (24.05.2014)