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ACTIVITY 1 - CONCEPT HIVE


Write words that you may relate to the main concept located at the center of the hive. Write also a
short description and/or explanation why the word is related to the main concept.

Communicative Language
Deductive Approach Teaching

A teaching method that An approach emphasizing


introduces grammar rules first, communication for language
followed by examples and learning, focusing on real-life
practice. language use.

Parts of Speech Formative Assessment

The fundamental categories


of words (e.g., nouns,
TEACHING Ongoing assessments
during learning to provide
verbs) essential for feedback and guide
understanding and using
grammar. GRAMMAR instructional adjustments.

Games and Activities


Feedback
Description: Engaging and
Information given to students interactive exercises
about their performance to designed to make learning
help them understand grammar enjoyable and
strengths and areas for effective.
improvement.

CHAPTER 1 - KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS IN MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING


STANDARDS-BASED GRAMMAR TEACHING
LESSON 1: Grammaring, Grammaticalizing, Error Correction vs Feedback, Spoken vs
Written Grammar, Grammatical Assessment, and Pedagogical Issues 1
ACTIVITY 2 – MY-WORD
1. Write a “fifty-words-or-more” of your own understanding of the terms discussed in the
lesson. (50 words each)

Grammar is like the rulebook for words. It helps us put sentences


together so they make sense. It's the magic behind talking and
writing clearly. Understanding grammar is like having a key to unlock
language power, making sure our messages are clear and right.

Feedback is like a friendly guide on our learning journey. It's not just
about grades; it's about knowing how we're doing and getting tips to
get better. It's a helpful push, making us grow. Feedback turns
mistakes into steps forward, making learning always positive.

Spoken and written language are like two siblings similar but with different
styles. Spoken language is like talking with friends, casual and easy. Written
language is more like composing a letter, a bit formal. Knowing these
differences helps us talk right in different situations, adjusting our words to
fit.

ACTIVITY 3 - LANGUAGE LEARNING EXPERIENCE

CHAPTER 1 - KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS IN MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING


STANDARDS-BASED GRAMMAR TEACHING
LESSON 1: Grammaring, Grammaticalizing, Error Correction vs Feedback, Spoken vs
Written Grammar, Grammatical Assessment, and Pedagogical Issues 2
Reflect on the learning that you gained from this lesson by completing the given chart.

1.) What were •


your •
misconception •
s about the •

topic prior to

taking up this •
lesson?

2.) What did •


you learn •
today? •

What were •
the main •

ideas?


3.) What •

did you •
understan •
d best? •

CHAPTER 1 - KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS IN MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING


STANDARDS-BASED GRAMMAR TEACHING
LESSON 1: Grammaring, Grammaticalizing, Error Correction vs Feedback, Spoken vs
Written Grammar, Grammatical Assessment, and Pedagogical Issues 3
4.) What
questions •

do you still •
have about •
what you •
learned?

5.) Find more


information to

answer •
question •
number 4. •

Include online •
links of •
resources
found.

6.) Describe •
how you felt •
about the •
lesson, •

class, or

activity this •
week.

CHAPTER 1 - KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS IN MANAGING AND IMPLEMENTING


STANDARDS-BASED GRAMMAR TEACHING
LESSON 1: Grammaring, Grammaticalizing, Error Correction vs Feedback, Spoken vs
Written Grammar, Grammatical Assessment, and Pedagogical Issues 4

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