Learning The New Way - English Course Blog made by Parveen Kumar (Sept'22-March'24) @ Amity Tashkent

  This is one more good demonstration: https://youtu.be/q1YVe_McXNw  

Welcome Back to the Journey! It is going to be crucial because we shall have two subjects in English and this ETSLP is quite an interesting one for us.  CLICK HERE to Join the Discussion https://padlet.com/teacherparv/feb2024learningideas   English Through Spoken & Listening Practice Code: IFP 114 Module I: Advanced Speaking - Pronunciation in English • International Phonetic Alphabet • Commonly Mispronounced Words • Small Talk • Context-Based Speaking/Role Plays on the given themes: People and Society, Travel, Business, Work and Culture Module II: Listening for Comprehension • Listening for Purpose o Monologues and Reports o Short Stories o Listening and Narration Module III: Professional Speaking Skills • Face-to-Face Interview • Group Discussion • Making Formal Presentations Module IV: Project-Based Learning (PBL) • Portfolio (Audio and Visual Profile) • Podcast (Audio Presentation) • Vlogs (On given topics) IFS 6 > Our First lesson went t...

Download this PDF - and Print it for the work. This is an essential assignment for the semester - Internal Assessment (With this Task - Your LinkedIn Profile MUST be MADE and LINK to be shared with Mr Parveen) GO TO THE LIBRARY READ 02 BOOKS - INTRODUCTION and a Quick Look at the Content Apply READING COMPREHENSION TECHNIQUES Complete and Submit!

 Small Talk  - NOTES

In the ETSLP  - English Through Spoken and Listening Practice - we shall prepare ourselves for the Phonetic Transcription of given words.  These are the words we selected as classroom practice. You MUST SEE the CORRECT Phonetic Transcription of these words from the OXFORD Dictionary.  Use this LINK to CHECK the TRANSCRIPTION:  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/   Camera Oxford Spiritual Shepherd Poignant Question Answer Sure Genre Recognise Dilemma Epitome Courage Mentor  Enthusiasm Enough  Modern Miracle Through Determiner Appreciate Hazard Horror Exquisite Menace Treasure Lengthy Opinion  Opportunity Immediately Sponge Choir Wool Pollution Pronunciation Cucumber Aspirant Ghost Power Jewel Gesture  Immediately Opportunity Buffalo Tortoise Pear Chaos Wound Precise Determined Village Minute Horizon Noise Content Swap Somebody Everybody Tomb Photography Camera Oxford Spiritual Shepherd Poignant Question Answer Sure Genre Recognise Dile...

Small Talk • Small Talk is a conversation which is polite and respectful. It is done to break the awkward and uncomfortable silence. • It is part of our Interpersonal Skills. • Small Talk is done for the sake of doing it only. It just connects people. People will love to talk to you if you are: • Polite • Respectful • Aware • Good Listener • Mutual - Reciprocal  • Helpful What CARE or Caution do we need when we talk to STRANGERS? 1. Do not open up fast to share personal information 2. Do not ask about salary or money they earn 3. Do not ask about personal life – life marriage or relationships 4. Do not talk about appearance 5. Do not force your ideas on the other person 6. Prefer uncontroversial topics in the talk 7. Be careful about a compliment. Small Talk makes you earn - Good relationships at the workplace. Rules for Small Talk: 1. Be Polite and Respectful 2. Do not ask uncomfortable questions 3. Avoid any controversial topic 4. Do not be...

You All Did the BEST for Semester 1 and the Foundation has become much stronger for Learning English now.  I see there is one purpose of learning English > Communication. This communication must be impressive and should showcase your best self. So, there it is! Semester 2 is having 2 courses in English. Communicative English Through Practice-II  English Through Spoken & Listening Practice The syllabus has been made to work on your conceptual skills as well as your Spoken English.  You will be able to do Activity-based learning and also learn what will be your strong foundation for Communication Skills.  Here is the syllabus for these 2 courses: Communicative English Through Practice-II  Code: IFP 113 Module I: Vocabulary • Academic/Domain-Specific Vocabulary • Technical Vocabulary & Jargon • Idioms and Phrases • Commonly Misspelt Words in English • Commonly used Foreign Words • Onomatopoeia Words • Phrases for Discussion and Presentatio...