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Revise the materials covered in class- Padlets I have shared with you and the listening materials on Module 3 in TCOLE.

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Product Image - Speaking Practice in pairs & groups

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Product Image - Speaking Practice in pairs & groups

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1) Bring the images of two products (as discussed in class)
2) Do an internet search on their descriptions, paying attention to the use of adjectives and language of comparison  and contrast
3) look up the meanings of any new words in the description
4) upload the 2 images to your iPad and bring them to class on Tuesday.  Label them Image A and Image B.

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& Feedback from your lecturer

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Feedback from your lecturer

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8am - 9.30am  (1st batch of 3 pairs)

11.30- 1.00pm (2nd batch of students)

Check your groupings on this Padlet on Thursday afternoon after 2pm.

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Search on the Internet for one article each on the topic of music and another on aboriginal art. On a google document, write your name and the titles of the articles. Insert the link below the title and upload to your HW-Sem 2 Folder in Google Drive.

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Search on the Internet for one article each on the topic of music and another on aboriginal art. On a google document, write your name and the titles of the articles. Insert the link below the title and upload to your HW-Sem 2 Folder in Google Drive.

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Think about the reasons why you have decided to select these 2 articles. We will discuss this in class next Wednesday.

Submission Date: This Saturday   (2pm)

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ACE Group 1G- Speaking assessment schedule

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HW 2: deadline next Tuesday Steps 1 to 3. Discover and speak about Australian music 

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HW 2: deadline next Tuesday Steps 1 to 3. Discover and speak about Australian music 

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Australia has a long and successful history on the international music stage. Bands and singers that have enjoyed international success include Kylie Minogue, INXS, Midnight Oil, AC/DC, Nick Cave and the Bee Gees. Click the links to hear some of their music on Spotify. As you will see, many of these artists come from Australia's recent past.

To get a better idea of contemporary Australian music, we have included a playlist from the 2016 Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards. The songs presented here were finalists and winners in the competition. Your job now is to listen through the songs, choose one you like, and then give a short presentation about the artist and their music.

Follow these steps.
Step One: Choose a song you like
1. Head to Spotify (click HERE) and complete a free registration
2. Skim through the songs in the playlist and choose one you like.

Step Two: Understand the structure of your presentation
At the end of this lesson, you'll need to give a 5-minute presentation based on the following structure:

1. Introduction - tell the audience who you will be talking about. Outline the overall structure of your presentation.

2. Body

the artist: who they are, and what's special about them

the song: what it is about, and why you chose it. Does it resonate personally with you in some way or remind you of a particular person or time in your life? Or perhaps you just like the way the music makes you feel?

the effect of the song: how it made you feel, and how it is different/similar to other music you like

recommendation: who would like this song, and why.

3. Conclusion - a final statement about the song and the artist. Has the song changed the way you think about music? Do you have any plans to listen to more Australian music?

Step Three: Do some research
Now that you understand the structure of your presentation, do some research to find out more about the artist and their music.

Step Four: Deliver your presentation
Deliver your presentation to the class using the techniques you have learned in previous lessons. Speak for no more than five minutes. Use visuals if appropriate.