Posted on January 22, 2009 by herappleness
The LingTECHguistics* methodology consists on teaching second language (L2) lessons in full immersion through a sustained affective stimulus. This stimulus consists in a developmentally appropriate computer activity.
The rationale behind this methodology is that students will be :
a) Exposed to second language vocabulary in a real-life scenario
b) Exposed to technology whether familiar or not, in a way that [...]
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Posted on January 22, 2009 by herappleness
Click on the picture, or here for the article on Wired Magazine that made many people shiver.
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Posted on January 22, 2009 by herappleness
This is a list of WWW references and activities related to Connectionism and the use of Computer Assisted Language Learning.
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Posted on January 22, 2009 by herappleness
Click on the mountain for SLA 4.0 – A superb bibliography on Second language acquisition updated in 2007 by Vivian Cook,
Professor of Applied Linguistics: Newcastle University
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Posted on January 21, 2009 by herappleness
My favorite thing to teach is colors.
Colors are everywhere and in everything. Yet, of all the color lessons that I have taught in English, Spanish, German (ages ago), and French, one of my favorite central topics is the gumball machine.
Lesson Plan Objective: To teach target lingo (colors and shapes) and Lingtechlingo using a Sustained Affective [...]
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