Name of teaching material
Target |
・To foster the attitude of listening ・To improve speechreading skills ・To cultivate abilities of listening and thinking (active listening and critical thinking) |
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Disability category | deaf and hard of hearing speech and language disorder autism emotional disturbance developmental disabilities other |
Teaching units / Applicable scenes | moral education special activities activities for independent living instruction for living skills life unit learning other pre-school education |
Specific purposes |
・The speaker and listeners are identified. ・Listeners sit where it is easy to see the face and mouth of the speaker. |
Considerations for disability characteristics |
・The speaker and listeners are identified. ・Listeners sit where it is easy to see the face and mouth of the speaker. |
Expected effects and results | ・The manners help children develop abilities of active listening and critical thinking, which will lead to enriched discussions. |
How to use |
・Post up the rules of speaking and those of listening. 1) Speaking rules: Raise hand. If the teacher selects you, stand up. Look around, and then start talking. Talk in uniform voice volume from the start to the end. Talk shortly about what you want to say. 2) Listening rules: Look at the speaker, and listen until the end while thinking what he or she is saying. ・Teachers are to sometimes check whether the children have correctly understood the speech. |
Related teaching materials and information | |
Useful for other students |