MFL
French Pronunciation and Grammar for Primary Teachers
Delivered by: Sue Cave Level:
Course number: 31 KS2 Course overview
The positive impact of this innovative and kinaesthetic approach to learning French pronunciation will leave you wondering why you were never taught like this before. You will be engaged, challenged and inspired both by the method and the resources.
You will not only feel more assured about how to pronounce familiar words but will be equipped to pronounce unfamiliar words in the future with a high degree of accuracy.
Together with your refreshed understanding of basic French grammar, you will return to your school much more confi dent about your delivery in the classroom. This course is suitable for complete beginners as well as those with some knowledge of French.
Learning outcomes
✓ Identify and practice the 26 key sounds and letter strings of the French language using the innovative and kinaesthetic method ‘Physical French Phonics’.
✓ Improve your accuracy and confi dence in reading aloud familiar and unfamiliar words.
✓ Develop and refresh your understanding of French grammar through interactive and engaging activities.
✓ Feel more confi dent about your linguistic ability in the classroom.
Monday 24 June
Take away the tools to help you teach with a high degree of accuracy and confi dence.
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