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  1. 0:04Hello, welcome back. This is now your
  2. 0:08video on assignment three, which is
  3. 0:11called the learner profile project, also
  4. 0:13known as the LPP.
  5. 0:16Now, this is an assignment that you're
  6. 0:17going to be doing when you get here in
  7. 0:19Madrid. However, it's imperative that
  8. 0:22you watch this video and all the other
  9. 0:25videos in this section to understand the
  10. 0:28different parts of this project. When
  11. 0:30you arrive in Madrid, we will have time
  12. 0:33for a quick review. And in the second
  13. 0:35week, we'll do a little bit of a review
  14. 0:37again just to keep you on track. But
  15. 0:40overall, there will be no time for any
  16. 0:42new briefs uh in the course. So, it's
  17. 0:45very important that you watch these
  18. 0:47videos so that you can um have a clear
  19. 0:49idea of what to expect. Now, I'm sure
  20. 0:52you will have some uh questions about it
  21. 0:55by the time you've watched all the
  22. 0:56videos. So, that's no problem at all.
  23. 0:58Just make a note of them and we'll go
  24. 1:00through and make sure that everybody's
  25. 1:02up to date when you get here.
  26. 1:05So the aim of this assignment is to
  27. 1:07analyze a student's current level of
  28. 1:09English by carrying out various analyses
  29. 1:12of their reading, writing, listening and
  30. 1:14speaking skills, which by now you know
  31. 1:18are the four main skills to teaching and
  32. 1:21learning English um from the students
  33. 1:23perspective.
  34. 1:25Now analyzing a student's current level
  35. 1:27of English is something that you're
  36. 1:29going to be asked to do a lot when
  37. 1:30you're a TEFL teacher. you're going to
  38. 1:33be able to you're going to need to be
  39. 1:35able to analyze a level of your students
  40. 1:38whether it's in a group for a class for
  41. 1:41an interview um for a test of some sort.
  42. 1:45Um and so it's going to be very
  43. 1:46important that you understand how to do
  44. 1:48that. So this assignment is not just
  45. 1:51about doing something for the course. is
  46. 1:53actually here to help you uh really gain
  47. 1:57some experience of analyzing at students
  48. 1:59level and uh all the documents and all
  49. 2:02the forms that you create in this
  50. 2:05analysis or sorry in this assignment
  51. 2:07you'll be able to use going forward as a
  52. 2:09TEFL teacher um for any future analyses.
  53. 2:13So this is a big project and the reason
  54. 2:16why you're looking at the information
  55. 2:17now is so that you can kick off when you
  56. 2:20get here and spend the two weeks uh that
  57. 2:22you're here on the course working on it.
  58. 2:25So overall there are nine analyses to be
  59. 2:28completed some of which have a bigger
  60. 2:30waiting than others as follows.
  61. 2:33As you can see the learner background
  62. 2:36has less workload. Uh but the course
  63. 2:39plan towards the end of the project has
  64. 2:41a lot more of the workload. So the
  65. 2:44analyses themselves will be the learner
  66. 2:46background information, a reading skills
  67. 2:48analysis, a listening skills analysis, a
  68. 2:51writing skills analysis, creation of a
  69. 2:53needs analysis document, creation of an
  70. 2:56oral level test for the speaking skills,
  71. 2:59a phonetic analysis, a summary of your
  72. 3:01students four skills, plus their overall
  73. 3:04level that you're giving them, and the
  74. 3:06creation of a short course plan allowing
  75. 3:09them to see how they can improve their
  76. 3:12English. So, it's a big project, but
  77. 3:14it's an exciting project and it's really
  78. 3:16detailed and will be very useful for you
  79. 3:19going forward.
  80. 3:21You'll be able to come back to this
  81. 3:22video and watch it in your own time. So,
  82. 3:24this will be useful for you once you are
  83. 3:26here and you need a quick review, but
  84. 3:29you'll be able to see on the on the
  85. 3:31right that there's a list of videos that
  86. 3:34you'll be needing to be able to complete
  87. 3:36each analysis. The first three where you
  88. 3:39see video reading and listening skills,
  89. 3:42the skills of video error and correction
  90. 3:43one, these are related to the videos
  91. 3:46that you've already seen in the online
  92. 3:48tasks. The ones below it are the videos
  93. 3:52that you will find in this section on
  94. 3:53the needs analysis, the oral level test,
  95. 3:55writing up the analysis, and the course
  96. 3:57plans. So, who will be your profile?
  97. 4:00Well, you will be introduced to a
  98. 4:02non-native English speaker who has
  99. 4:04volunteered to help you with this
  100. 4:06project in their own time. Usually,
  101. 4:09we're able to provide somebody that we
  102. 4:11know. However, if you do know somebody
  103. 4:13yourself, feel free to reach out to them
  104. 4:16and ask them if they would be happy to
  105. 4:17volunteer.
  106. 4:19This could be a friend of the family. It
  107. 4:21could be a colleague that you've worked
  108. 4:24with before. It could be a flatmate that
  109. 4:27you've met, a landlord of your
  110. 4:28apartment. Who knows? It doesn't matter.
  111. 4:31But if you know a non-native English
  112. 4:33speaker who might be interested in
  113. 4:34taking part and practicing their
  114. 4:36English, please reach out to them and
  115. 4:39and ask them. If not, we will be able to
  116. 4:42provide you with a student.
  117. 4:45Whether your student is ours or someone
  118. 4:47you know, you must make them must they
  119. 4:49must be between an A2 and C1 level. So
  120. 4:52this means that they mustn't be complete
  121. 4:54beginners 0 A1 because it'll be far too
  122. 4:57difficult for them to participate. But
  123. 4:59we also don't want a C2 level. So
  124. 5:01proficient speaker otherwise you won't
  125. 5:03be able to find any errors or any areas
  126. 5:05for development.
  127. 5:07They must also be available in the
  128. 5:09evenings and or the weekend to
  129. 5:11participate which we always ask our
  130. 5:13students to be. So make sure that you
  131. 5:16check that out if it's someone that you
  132. 5:17know. Basically this project will take
  133. 5:20place outside of school hours and so in
  134. 5:22your time with us you will not have time
  135. 5:24to work on this project. So it'll be
  136. 5:26done in your own time and therefore your
  137. 5:29person must be available in their own
  138. 5:31time as well. Overall you're going to
  139. 5:34have one meeting with them which could
  140. 5:36take around one and a half hours to
  141. 5:38complete. It can be online or in person.
  142. 5:41That is entirely up to you and up to the
  143. 5:43student to arrange.
  144. 5:45These arrange by no later than the end
  145. 5:47of Thursday, week two. Um that's because
  146. 5:51you will have a little bit of time after
  147. 5:52that to complete your project. and do
  148. 5:56not have any meetings much later than
  149. 5:58that. It will cause unnecessary stress
  150. 6:00and workload for you at the end of the
  151. 6:02course.
  152. 6:04It's very important that you speak
  153. 6:05English the whole time you are
  154. 6:07conducting the meetings. Let them
  155. 6:08practice. But this should also include
  156. 6:10when you're communicating with them
  157. 6:12beforehand, whether that it's on
  158. 6:14WhatsApp, an email, by phone, etc. Let
  159. 6:18them practice. That's why they
  160. 6:19volunteered to to to to come and do the
  161. 6:23project with you.
  162. 6:25So the key to this this project is
  163. 6:27staying organized. So to help you
  164. 6:29understand the time scales you should
  165. 6:31work to here's a breakdown of what you
  166. 6:33need to collect and do during the
  167. 6:35meeting. So you'll need to prepare some
  168. 6:38questions to ask your profile to help
  169. 6:40you get some information to write the
  170. 6:42learner background introduction.
  171. 6:45This will form part of your analysis at
  172. 6:47the end of the project. So good
  173. 6:49questions here to ask your profile in
  174. 6:52the meeting whether it's face to face or
  175. 6:53online are things like tell me about
  176. 6:56your family and tell me about your your
  177. 6:59culture. They could be from Madrid, they
  178. 7:01might be from somewhere else in Spain,
  179. 7:03they might be from somewhere else
  180. 7:04outside of Spain. Um you want to find
  181. 7:07out a little bit about their uh history
  182. 7:10of learning English and what um what
  183. 7:13they believe their strengths and
  184. 7:14weaknesses are when it comes to English.
  185. 7:16Most people would say that their
  186. 7:19strengths are writing or reading as
  187. 7:21these are the passive skills and
  188. 7:23speaking could be the most challenging
  189. 7:25for them.
  190. 7:27Ahead of the meeting, you're going to
  191. 7:28prepare a reading activity and you can
  192. 7:30use one of an activity from one of our
  193. 7:32books in the library or online library
  194. 7:35or anywhere that you can find online.
  195. 7:37And you'll provide the activity with six
  196. 7:39comprehension questions. So, what we're
  197. 7:42really looking for here are questions
  198. 7:45related to them understanding the
  199. 7:47meaning of what they've just read. So,
  200. 7:50if there are lots of facts and data in
  201. 7:52the reading and we ask them the question
  202. 7:55about facts and data, this doesn't
  203. 7:57really get them to comprehend. This
  204. 7:59could just be copying information. So,
  205. 8:01we really want comprehension questions
  206. 8:03that perhaps what happened, why did it
  207. 8:05happen, what was the reason for this,
  208. 8:08why was that decision made, etc.
  209. 8:11We're also going to ask you to prepare a
  210. 8:13listening activity. You could be able to
  211. 8:15source this yourself, looking for audios
  212. 8:17or videos appropriate for the level on
  213. 8:20the internet, for example, as a great
  214. 8:22place to to search. And you'll also need
  215. 8:25to provide your student with a worksheet
  216. 8:28uh six comprehension questions. Again,
  217. 8:30making sure that the questions checking
  218. 8:33their comprehension of the content of
  219. 8:35the listening activity.
  220. 8:37You'll prepare a topic to write about
  221. 8:39for the essay. Now, the essay must be
  222. 8:43handwritten. Even if this is an online
  223. 8:46meeting, you will need to ask them to
  224. 8:48handr write whatever the topic is that
  225. 8:49you want on their own note paper and
  226. 8:52then send you a photo, for example. If
  227. 8:54that's the case, we need them to write
  228. 8:57at least six lines. Okay? That means
  229. 9:00that sufficient information for you to
  230. 9:02be able to correct uh any mistakes.
  231. 9:05Please don't ask them only to write six
  232. 9:07lines. Just encourage them to write and
  233. 9:10if it seems like less than six,
  234. 9:12encourage them to write some more.
  235. 9:15We also ask where possible that you get
  236. 9:17them to write on alternative lines. So
  237. 9:20if you imagine a notepad all lined out,
  238. 9:23then just ask them to write on every
  239. 9:25other line. Basically that will give you
  240. 9:27some space as the teacher to make any
  241. 9:30alterations or note your key correction
  242. 9:32code under any errors that they make.
  243. 9:35It's not, you know, it's not, it's not
  244. 9:37mandatory. If they don't do it, it's no
  245. 9:38problem. It just will be useful for you.
  246. 9:40So, do encourage it.
  247. 9:43Now, what we want is all of these
  248. 9:44activities to be based on a different
  249. 9:46topic to ensure that your student is
  250. 9:49practicing and using a wide range of
  251. 9:52vocabulary and grammar during the
  252. 9:54activities. So, for example, the reading
  253. 9:56activity could be something about
  254. 9:58holidays, the listening activity could
  255. 10:00be something about sports, and the topic
  256. 10:03could be something about health and
  257. 10:05fitness. This just helps your student
  258. 10:08practice a lot more than they would if
  259. 10:11all the topics were the same. So, two
  260. 10:13other things that you'll need to prepare
  261. 10:15for your meeting. One will be to design
  262. 10:17a needs analysis document, and the other
  263. 10:19will be to design the oral level test.
  264. 10:21Now the content for understanding
  265. 10:23exactly what's needed in these are in
  266. 10:26the videos that follow uh in this
  267. 10:28section. You must watch these before you
  268. 10:31attend uh to the course in Madrid. Both
  269. 10:33of them probably around 25 minutes of
  270. 10:36video literally talking to you about
  271. 10:38what those documents are and how to
  272. 10:41create them. Now preparation for the
  273. 10:44meeting and the meeting itself will be
  274. 10:45done in your own time. As I mentioned
  275. 10:47before, you're very welcome to use the
  276. 10:50school and some meeting rooms in the
  277. 10:52school to do that. Um, as this is a a
  278. 10:54good safe place for you to um, bring a
  279. 10:57student, but the school is open until
  280. 10:59900 p.m. Monday to Thursday and until
  281. 11:026:00 p.m. on Fridays. You will be
  282. 11:04finishing around 6 Monday to Thursdays
  283. 11:08and usually around 2:00 on Fridays.
  284. 11:12So once you've prepared all of the
  285. 11:14documents, you will have got in contact
  286. 11:16with the person that we've either
  287. 11:18assigned to you or you have found and
  288. 11:20agreed a meeting date. The next step of
  289. 11:22course then is to actually have the
  290. 11:24meeting itself.
  291. 11:26So here are the points just as a
  292. 11:28reminder that you need to go through
  293. 11:30having prepared all the information to
  294. 11:32actually have the meeting. So you're
  295. 11:34going to interview your profile using
  296. 11:37the background information questions
  297. 11:39that you actually prepared. You'll need
  298. 11:41to record this particular part as you'll
  299. 11:43find it useful for your phonetics
  300. 11:45analysis much later down the line. So it
  301. 11:48can be a recording of an audio only. If
  302. 11:50it's an online meeting, you can record
  303. 11:51the meeting. You'll give your profile
  304. 11:54the activities that you've prepared
  305. 11:56which will include the listening
  306. 11:58activity and six comprehension
  307. 12:00questions, the reading and the writing
  308. 12:02activity with a topic for them to write.
  309. 12:04You just do give these one at a time.
  310. 12:07instruct and model what you want them to
  311. 12:09do as you go through each activity.
  312. 12:13Whilst they complete these activities,
  313. 12:15do observe them um and see how they are
  314. 12:18doing. See whether they look as if or
  315. 12:21seem as if that the activities are easy
  316. 12:23for them, challenging for them. You
  317. 12:26know, did they ask any questions? Did
  318. 12:28they make any particular um facial
  319. 12:31expressions that gave away whether they
  320. 12:33were sort of finding it difficult or
  321. 12:34particularly easy? Did they make notes
  322. 12:36as they went through? Did they um
  323. 12:39underline uh questions in the reading?
  324. 12:42You're really just observing here how
  325. 12:44they're doing and how the activity went
  326. 12:46as you'll need this for your analysis.
  327. 12:50Okay. You after that you're going to
  328. 12:51carry out the oral level test with your
  329. 12:53profile as per the videos and you'll
  330. 12:56mark the test sheet accordingly to their
  331. 12:58ability to answer the questions. You'll
  332. 13:00be doing that in the meeting and you
  333. 13:02must record this part as well. So this
  334. 13:06is the second speaking part that you
  335. 13:08record and you'll use that for your
  336. 13:10phenology analysis later. Once all the
  337. 13:13activities are done, give your profile
  338. 13:15their needs analysis document and ask
  339. 13:17them to complete it whilst they are with
  340. 13:19you.
  341. 13:21Then at the end of the meeting,
  342. 13:22obviously thank them for their time and
  343. 13:24for volunteering and and say you hope
  344. 13:27that they've enjoyed the activities. Um,
  345. 13:29make sure you retain all of the original
  346. 13:31worksheets and the answer sheets and
  347. 13:33keep the recordings for the analysis.
  348. 13:36You'll need to submit everything as part
  349. 13:37of your assignment once you have written
  350. 13:40up all of your details. Now, you may
  351. 13:43want to tell the students as well that
  352. 13:44you'll get back to them. Uh, let them
  353. 13:46know what level you've decided. Um, you
  354. 13:49can always send them um the summary of
  355. 13:51your analysis and the level um as part
  356. 13:54of that project. I'm sure they'll be
  357. 13:56very pleased to receive that from you.
  358. 13:59So once you're here in Madrid, we'll let
  359. 14:02you have the template that you'll be
  360. 14:04using to go through your analyses.
  361. 14:06That's the actual writing of the the
  362. 14:08documents. So you don't need to have
  363. 14:10access to any of that now. Um and you'll
  364. 14:12use the template to complete all of the
  365. 14:15uh assignments and you'll be attaching
  366. 14:17extra documents to the pack once you've
  367. 14:20actually go to submit it.
  368. 14:23So, this assignment is actually due to
  369. 14:25be submitted at 9:00 on Wednesday, week
  370. 14:28three. So, you'll finish in two weeks on
  371. 14:31the course and we're giving you until
  372. 14:32the following Wednesday morning to
  373. 14:34submit the assignment. So, we're giving
  374. 14:36you some extra time after the course to
  375. 14:39submit it. If you wish to submit it
  376. 14:41earlier than that, please do so. It's no
  377. 14:43problem at all. You have the extra time
  378. 14:45to get that done. So, all of the videos
  379. 14:47you're going to be watching in this
  380. 14:49section and the grading criteria will be
  381. 14:51made available again to you in the
  382. 14:53Google classroom that you'll have when
  383. 14:55you get here uh in Madrid. You'll be
  384. 14:58asked to submit one full assignment, a
  385. 15:00digital document. And as the project is
  386. 15:03big, it does require all nine individual
  387. 15:05parts to be achieved to get your pass
  388. 15:08grade. So, as you're checking through um
  389. 15:12your assignment once you're here, make
  390. 15:14sure to check the content and grading
  391. 15:16grading criteria for each analysis to be
  392. 15:18made available to you to make sure that
  393. 15:20you are ticking off all the boxes you
  394. 15:22need to ensure that you've completed the
  395. 15:25project in time. So, please make sure to
  396. 15:28watch the next videos. You've got the
  397. 15:30needs analysis, the O level test, and
  398. 15:33the course plans to watch this point.
  399. 15:36See you soon.

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