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ELICOS

How to Study English at home

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Why Study at Home?

Because classroom study is not enough!

Doing extra study after school will help you to reach your language goals more quickly.

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Create a Study PlanTime Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

8:30-10.30

10.30-12.30

12.30-1.30

1.30-2.30

2.30-4.30

4.30-6.30

6.30-8.30

8.30-10.30

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SAMPLE ELICOS – Individual Student Study Plan - MORNING CLASSES

Time Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

8:30-10.30

10.30-12.30

ELICOS CLASSES

12.30-1.30

1.30-2.30 ILC ILC ILC ILC ILC

2.30-4.30

4.30-6.30

6.30-8.30

8.30-10.30

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SAMPLE ELICOS – Individual Student Study Plan - MORNING CLASSES

Time Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

8:30-10.30

10.30-12.30

ELICOS CLASSES Self Study / Homework

12.30-1.30 Self Study /Homework

1.30-2.30 ILCSelf Study

Listening

ILCSelf Study

Listening

ILCSelf Study

Reading

ILCSelf Study

Speaking

ILCSelf Study

Speaking

2.30-4.30 Self Study

Listening

Self Study

Listening

Self Study

Writing

Self Study

Writing

Self Study

Reading

4.30-6.30 Travel time Shopping/

Dinner/ SPEAKING

6.30-8.30 Listening / Reading -

News/ Newspaper

Listening / Reading -

News/ Newspaper

Listening / Reading -

News/ Newspaper

Listening / Reading -

News/ Newspaper

Listening / Reading -

News/ Newspaper

8.30-10.30

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Improve Your Listening Skills at Home

Students get better at listening in English the more that they do it!

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Practise listening to things that YOU ENJOY!

Why?

Because it wont feel like hard work!

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What can you listen to?

What listening activities can you see?

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Get the General Meaning

When you are listening to something, try to listen for the general meaning.

Don’t worry if you miss words or details.

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Listen More Than Once!

If you are listening to a tape or CD, the first listening should just be general.

You can play the recording many times to practise listening for details.

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Improve your Reading Skills at Home

WHY?To help: Vocabulary GrammarPunctuation The way English sentences, paragraphs and texts are constructed

Therefore reading can help you with your Writing!

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ENJOY!

When you practise your reading skills at home, try to choose readings that are interesting.

If you enjoy what you read, you are more likely to understand!

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There are Different Types of Reading

SCAN.

This skill means that you do not have to read every word and every line.

You can scan a text for pieces of information that you want to find quickly.

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ExampleContents Page

1.How to be a good learner 1

2.How to be a better listener 7

3.How to be a better reader 14

4.How to be a better writer 22

5.How to be a better speaker 30

6.Ideas for English language learning 40

7.Why read a novel? 45

8.How to use textbooks 47

9.How can your teacher help? 50

10. Leisure and Study 60

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SKIM

This skill means that you look over the text to get a general idea of what it is about.

You can skim a newspaper article to get a general idea of what it is about.

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EXAMPLENew York plane crash pilot Chesley Sullenberger hailed

as hero January 16, 2009 THE pilot of the US Airways jet that crashed into icy waters off New York has been hailed as a hero after coolly overseeing the miraculous escape of 155 passengers and crew.

The pilot was praised by survivors and officials for smoothly landing the jet belly-first onto the Hudson River, allowing passengers to make a successful evacuation from the stricken craft.

The captain was former military fighter pilot Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger III, with the New York Daily News swiftly branding him “The Hero of the Hudson”.

“It would appear that the pilot did a masterful job of landing the plane in the river, and then making sure that everybody got out,” New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg told reporters.

“I had a long conversation with the pilot. He walked the plane twice after everybody else was off. And tried to verify that there was nobody else onboard. And assures us there were not. “The first and most important thing is, this pilot did a wonderful job, and it would appear that all roughly 155, including crew and one infant, got out safely.”

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Reading for detailed Comprehension

This skill means that you read for specific details and concentrate on the details of what you are reading.

You might do this when you are reading an instruction manual, when you are reading to answer comprehension questions or when you are reading a novel or a story for pleasure.

This is a slower type of reading.

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Improve Your Writing Skills at Home

When you practise your writing skills you are developing your English Language Skills.

Writing can help reinforce what you have learnt in class or what you have learnt on the way to or from school.

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Writing a new word in a sentence can help you to remember it.

Check the meaning of the following words in your dictionary:

Reinforce

Comprehend

Engaging

Now write a sentence for each showing the meaning

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Writing is an important skillThere are other ways to practise your writing. You can:

Write a journal

Email your classmates or teacher

Summarise interesting articles you have read

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Study models of writing

Look at structure and content

Discuss your writing with teachers and students

Write drafts and rewrite your essays based on feedback.

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LEISURE

Everybody needs time off from work or study.

Leisure time can come in many forms.

The most important type of leisure activity is one that you enjoy!

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There are two types of leisure:

1/ Active Leisure

Uses physical and or mental exertion such as sporting activities, games, walking etc

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2/ Passive Leisure

Which uses less or no physical and or mental exertion such as going to the cinema, watching television, visiting friends.

The important thing to remember is that you should be relaxed during your leisure time

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Activity 1

1. Take out a piece of paper. Divide your page in half. Make a list of all of the leisure activities that you enjoy in the left column.

2. 2. Make a note next to your activities in the right column if these can assist in your language learning. Include how they assist?

Activities that I Enjoy

How these can assist in my language learning

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Activity 2

Using the Study Plan template, create your own study plan.

Meet with your teacher regularly to talk about how your plan is helping you.