TKT Module 2 Using Teaching Aids
TKT Module 2 Using Teaching Aids
TKT Module 2 Using Teaching Aids
Notes
Description
Teachers discuss different teaching aids and the uses teaching aids can be put to. They also
discuss their experiences of using teaching aids, and how they could improve on this. The
selection and use of teaching aids is one of the syllabus areas in TKT Module 2 Part 2.
Time required:
55 minutes
Materials
required:
Aims:
Procedure
1. (10 minutes) On the board, write: Teaching aids. Elicit what they are (equipment
and resources that teachers use in the classroom).
2. Hand out Participants worksheet 1. In pairs, participants find the ten aids in the
wordsearch activity. Allow five minutes for this. If participants are finding it difficult to
find the words, you can give them some of the words, or give clues.
3. Check answers together (see key below). Tell participants that the selection and use
of teaching aids is a syllabus area tested in TKT Module 2 Part 2 and that the words
in the wordsearch activity were taken from the TKT Glossary. Ask participants to add
any other ideas to the list of 10 (e.g. computer, cassette/CD player, DVD player,
phonemic chart).
4. (15 minutes) Hand out Participants worksheet 2. Participants work in groups of
three and decide which teaching aids they would use to achieve the aims in the
lessons listed 110 on the worksheet. Check answers together (see key below).
5. (10 minutes) Still in groups of 3, participants discuss the following:
Tell each other about what aid you last used in class, how it helped the
lesson and whether you would use it in the same way if you taught the same
lesson again.
Feed back with the whole group for participants to share ideas.
6. (10 minutes) Give out Sample Task. Ask participants to complete the sample task
on their own then compare their answers with a partner. Check answers together
(see key below).
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What is the TKT Module 2 syllabus area for this session? (the selection and
use of teaching aids)
What do you think are the main reasons for using teaching aids? (allow
participants to share views)
How can participants prepare for this section of the test? (review the section
in the TKT Glossary which lists teaching aids).
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2. E
3. F
4. B
5. A
6. D
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A S H C A R D S
D R A O B K C A
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E B O A R D
T R A H C P D X R
D K N O R M V H M E
C G A X H D
L Q P U P P E
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OHP
DVD player
puppets
flashcards
realia
phonemic chart
CD player
computer
posters
blank paper
2. to teach 10 words related to furniture: table, chair, bed, desk, sofa, bookcase, stool,
shelves
6. to help students to design a poster in groups showing what they did during their last
holidays
8. to teach students expressions for introducing themselves to other people and responding
to introductions
overhead transparencies
workbooks
flashcards
DVD/video clips
role-cards
bilingual dictionaries
Student activities
1
Students, in groups, look at leaflets and brochures to get ideas on content and language
for a formal writing task.
The whole class does a task to develop the skill of listening for detail.
During formal presentations at the front of the class, students display the results of
information they have collected.
Students are prompted by the teacher to call out the names of objects one after the other.
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