Aspects of Modern Language Teaching in Europe
Published on 11. March 2002
248 pages
978-1-134-69101-2 (ISBN)
Description
From the teaching of grammar to the teaching of literature; from classroom teaching to independent learning; from role-playing to CAL - few books on teaching languages cover such a wide field. In this book teaching experience and research from practitioners in four European countries throw new light on old problems faced every day, while others reveal innovative teaching methods and new insights into how teachers and learners interact. Sections include:
*language learning strategies and computer-assisted language learning
*facilitating individual progress through autonomous learning
*how to bring a foreign country alive in the classroom
*de-mythologising grammar teaching
*how different types of dictionaries can make valuable contributions to language teaching
*teaching and using idiomatic phrases.
*language learning strategies and computer-assisted language learning
*facilitating individual progress through autonomous learning
*how to bring a foreign country alive in the classroom
*de-mythologising grammar teaching
*how different types of dictionaries can make valuable contributions to language teaching
*teaching and using idiomatic phrases.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
File size
3,59 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-134-69101-2 (9781134691012)
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Wolf Gewehr
Aspects of Modern Language Teaching in Europe
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Aspects of Modern Language Teaching in Europe
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Person
Wolf Gewehr is Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Muenster, Germany
Content
PART I Focus on language learner autonomy 1 Training language learners to learn 2 Now you are on your own! Developing independent language learning strategies 3 Multimedia in computer-assisted language learning 4 French for beginners: computer-assisted language instruction PART II Focus on the classroom 5 Through the camera's lens: an innovative approach to analysing literature 6 Simulated living abroad: a new way of modern language acquisition 7 Portraying the complexity of L2 classroom interaction PART III Aspects of grammar in the classroom 8 The place of grammar in modern language teaching 9 From linguistic theory to syllabus design and classroom practice 10 Spice up your German! Teaching modal particles PART IV Vocabulary training 11 Dictionary awareness 12 Lexical hierarchies as a strategy of teaching vocabulary 13 'Let's take the bull by the horns!' Phraseology in modern language teaching 14 Selecting idioms to enrich modern language teaching
