Speaking modern languages through embodied learning
Moving towards a notational toolkit
(Sprache: Englisch)
Everybody can improve speaking proficiency in an additional language (L+) if they trigger the innate skills that achieved expertise in the first language (L1). Immersion in spoken L+ can build such proficiency. However, lack of opportunity for living in a...
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Everybody can improve speaking proficiency in an additional language (L+) if they trigger the innate skills that achieved expertise in the first language (L1). Immersion in spoken L+ can build such proficiency. However, lack of opportunity for living in a society where the L+ is spoken often turns us to instructed language environments through predominantly written language; this has the potential to derail speaking and listening skills. The book's initial chapters explore the reasons for this claim.A rationale for facilitating L+ speaking and listening skills in instructed environments, a process referred to here as L+ assimilation, is informed by empirical studies, including the author's own research in diverse institutional classrooms. Neurobiological findings are also seminal to the discussion. Codes, enacted alongside spoken L+ forms, provide mnemonic devices and afford semantic and syntactic cues in an alternative inclusive literacy for the important process of achieving good pronunciation. The final chapters discuss the use of body space in signifying space-time metaphors and explore notated codes to support tutors in using this effective strategy.
Autoren-Porträt von Magdalen Philips
Philips, MagdalenThe author has taught languages, including TESOL, in diverse institutions, alongside training and researching. Initially studying immersion, and then videoconferencing between reciprocal L+ speakers (Phillips 2010), she developed an interest in speaking skills, the neurobiological implications of different approaches, and the use of technologies.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Magdalen Philips
- 2020, 156 Seiten, Maße: 22 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
- ISBN-10: 6200565198
- ISBN-13: 9786200565198
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Englisch
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