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UNIT FIVE
                          LEARNING STYLES OF YOUNG LANGUAGE LEARNERS (PART II)

                                   (KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST TO SIXTH GRADE)


                        A.  Description of Course

                                  The  young  learners  age  5-12  years  needs  learning  styles  based  on
                            imitation, teacher creativity in providing some visual, reality, thematic lesson

                            and familiar teaching material.
                        B.  Relevance Course

                                  The students can reflect to demonstrate the comprehensive knowledge,

                            use of the theory learning styles and apply the real life context in teaching
                            material. The students will demonstrate strategies to create a more interactive

                            and communicative classroom, particularly for young learners of English.


                        C.  Learning Outcomes

                                  The students are able to comprehend the concept and the implementation
                            a wide of variety of learning style in kindergarten, first to sixth grade.


                        D.  Detail of Material

                            Teaching Learning Styles
                                     Putra (2012) stated that the teachers teaching style include their ability

                             to 1) keep the learner’s motivation high or generate energy to learn in class,

                             2) handle the problem of giving rewards and punishment, 3) establish rapport
                             and 4) use certain teaching technique.


                        E.  Ten Helpful Ideas for Teaching English to Young Learners

                            Joan Kang Shin

                            Teaching English to Young Learners (TEYL) is a rapidly growing field around
                            the world, and English education is increasingly found at the primary levels.

                            1.  Supplement activities with visuals, realia and movement
                               a.  Use brightly coloured visual, toys, puppets or objects

                               b.  Community donations for toys and objects





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