A whole lesson about netspeak which I used for the A-level AQA English Language B spec, but will also use for the new AQA English Language 7701/7702 specification when teaching language change.
The lesson gets pupils to consider how netspeak is different to the traditional modes of speech and writing. It also looks at how the internet and technology has lead to lexical and semantic change.
The word document contains two tasks: 1) Pupils are given a list of different texts and must place them on a continuum of whether they are more like speech of writing; 2) Pupils are given a chart containing five different internet genres and different properties of speech and writing - they must put a tick or cross in the chart to determine whether each genre contains that property.
The lesson gets pupils to consider how netspeak is different to the traditional modes of speech and writing. It also looks at how the internet and technology has lead to lexical and semantic change.
The word document contains two tasks: 1) Pupils are given a list of different texts and must place them on a continuum of whether they are more like speech of writing; 2) Pupils are given a chart containing five different internet genres and different properties of speech and writing - they must put a tick or cross in the chart to determine whether each genre contains that property.
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