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Presentation Group 2CMC in FLT Prof. M. Legutke/Carolin Fuchs How to start an project in class Elementary studentsUniversity students

Presentation Group 2CMC in FLT Prof. M. Legutke/Carolin Fuchs projec t Intercultural learning Role of the teacher Role of the student Learner level Preparations Topic for the project Open up the classroom Authentic language Independent learning Mediator between cultures Coordinator of learning process Advisor rather than teacher „Learning by doing“ Open, more learner oriented teaching Autonomous learning Learner age Learner abilities Inform partner class Working with the computer Writing Suitable for age group Appropriate language Cross-curricular learing

Presentation Group 2CMC in FLT Prof. M. Legutke/Carolin Fuchs Example for project in primary school

Presentation Group 2CMC in FLT Prof. M. Legutke/Carolin Fuchs Lesson Plan 1.Target learner group 2.Pre-conditions 3.Long-term objectives 4.Specific objectives for the lesson 5.Material/Equipment 6.Detailed description of the lesson Task 1:.... Task 2:... 7.Didactical considerations

Presentation Group 2CMC in FLT Prof. M. Legutke/Carolin Fuchs Have a good start!!!!!