Useful Russian phrases. A collection of useful phrases in Russian with audio recordings for most of them. The Russian recordings are provided by the good people at A Taste of Russian. Each phrase is pronounced slowly first, then at normal speed. Transliterations are in the Scientific transliteration of Cyrillic (more details).
To see these phrases in many other languages click on the English versions. Key to abbreviations: inf = informal, frm = formal. Note Christmas is celebrated on 7th January by Orthodox Christians. Corrections and additions by K. Download all the audio files (Zip format, 3MB) Download an Anki deck of these phrases prepared by Nicola Marcacci Rossi (.tar.gz format, 3MB) If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me. Information about Russian | Phrases | Numbers | Time | Idioms | Tongue twisters | Tower of Babel | Links | Learning materials Links Phrases in Slavic languages Phrases in other languages.
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As part of our commitment to sharing best practice in language teaching and learning, we have put together some basic teaching resources which are free to download for classroom use. Enjoy! Sitemap | Contact Us| Back to Top Copyright © 2016 Jack Hunt School School Web Design by e4education Original text Contribute a better translation. Primary schools. The Language Teacher Toolkit by Steve Smith and Gianfranco Conti is now available from Amazon. Updated July 2016 Fun with French is a blog with lots of good ideas for the primary French teacher. A blatant self-plug, but Frenchteacher.net has a good range of primary resources on the Y7 page, including parallel reading, games, lesson plans, simple worksheets and simple grammar. There are free samples. Modern Languages in Primary Schools Initiative is from Ireland. Culturethèque from the Instituit Français has modules by Catherine Cheater to download.
Languages in primary schools Facebook group iPad Ideas in Primary MFL NEW 11.11.15 The Primary French project is from Culturethèque/ALL/Network for Languages. Changing Phase is by well known primary consultant Clare Seccombe. Zut Junior (UK) is part of the Language Skills site. Jack Hunt School, Peterborough, has put together some useful resources. Primary Languages Network (Formerly known as the Janet Lloyd Network) has lots of ideas and resources. Communicative activities. Looking for Strategies and Activities? Click Here! What are Communicative Activities? Communicative activities include any activities that encourage and require a learner to speak with and listen to other learners, as well as with people in the program and community. Communicative activities have real purposes: to find information, break down barriers, talk about self, and learn about the culture. Even when a lesson is focused on developing reading or writing skills, communicative activities should be integrated into the lesson.
Furthermore, research on second language acquisition (SLA) suggests that more learning takes place when students are engaged in relevant tasks within a dynamic learning environment rather than in traditional teacher-led classes (Moss & Ross-Feldman, 2003). How do I know to what degree an activity is communicative? Many teachers make the mistake of thinking they are getting their learners to speak, when in fact, the learner is not. Consider the following questions.
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No matter your "go to" activity, we are all much more engaging when we vary our activities and make them relatable. If the speaker is engaging, a good lecture every now and then is enjoyable. However, when faced with daily lectures, students dread class, and hence, learn less. When dreaming up new activities, our main focus should always be authenticity. In a previous Edutopia post, I outlined how to best shape a unit around communication. Interpretive Mode Read children’s stories. Interpersonal Mode Engage your students in these activities: Sign a contract on the first day of school promising to use only the target language within your classroom walls. Presentational Mode Have students do these: Create a comic strip. Languages | Teaching Ideas.
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View Using the Umlaute View View View View. Russian Alphabet - Russian Language Lesson 1. The Russian alphabet is easy to learn! Learning the alphabet is the first step to learning the Russian language. Even if you don't plan to learn the language, knowing the alphabet is great for travelling because you can read all the street and shop signs. It may seem daunting to learn a new alphabet, but it is relatively easy. In fact, the great thing about Russian is that almost all words can be sounded out as they are written. Unlike English where the pronunciation of a word may not be clear from its written form. Russian also has one letter to one sound, unlike English where two letters often make one sound.
(Example “sh”). Either before or after this lesson we recommend you print the alphabet table, and stick it up next to the computer (or around the house), to help you with the following lessons. The Russian alphabet is also known as the Cyrillic alphabet. Now let's have a look at these letters in detail. Russian letters that are (almost) the same. New Russian letters and sounds Video. Principles of Language Teaching, W. Rivers 1997. As fashions in language teaching come and go, the teacher in the classroom needs reassurance that there is some bedrock beneath the shifting sands. Once solidly founded on the bedrock, like the sea anemone the teacher can sway to the rhythms of any tides or currents, without the trauma of being swept away purposelessly. It is fun to sway to new rhythms, but as we ourselves choose, not under the pressure of outsiders who do not understand the complexities of our situation.
Teachers need the stimulation of new thinking and new techniques to keep a fresh and lively approach to their teaching, but without losing their grip on enduring truths of learning and teaching that have proved to be basic to effective language experiences. An explication of the Ten Principles will help the teacher distinguish between what is fundamental and what is expendable.
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