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Jeeyoung Ahn Ha University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Work creatively to ◦ Cross disciplinary boundaries ◦ Incorporate the study of various materials ◦ Promote wide cultural understanding in language learning Put us back with the world, a bigger community than the target culture, people, or language 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Definition of what the ultimate goals for our students should be Redefined and newly developed understanding of what communication is and the consequent implementation in connection with Communities Developing view of learners Social and cognitive aspects of language learning 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Make the best of the distinctive points only available through foreign language learning in connecting themselves with other disciplines and culture Content of what we teach but also at Context within which learners come to experience the language Students reinforce and further their knowledge of other disciplines and cultures through the interpretive and productive use of the Korean language 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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New understanding of what language learners are ◦ Learners with comparative and critical perspectives (Comparisons) ◦ Active and autonomous learners in life-long enrichment (Communities) Learners can develop their own understandings of the language, culture, communities and beyond 15th AATK 6/25/2010
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“..students learn language as both a means of social practice as well as a rule-government cognitive system.” Life-long Enjoyment& Enrichment Experiential Learning Learner Autonomy Collaborative Learning 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Supplement the latter three C’s ◦ Connections & Comparisons Add components of other disciplines Critical review of literature Understanding of statistics in social studies & economics Learning through Fine Arts, performance arts, etc. ◦ Communities Add service components Learning how to successfully fundraise for donation Learning how to raise consciousness for disaster relief, environment preservation, etc. Giving performances at local organizations 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Form Learning Communities ◦ Mutually supportive groups with learners seeking self-improvement ◦ Implicitly used in various activities of language learning (e.g., group or class projects, discussion boards, blogs, etc.) ◦ Encourage students to form a learning community and let them feel comfortable about sharing and contribution 15th AATK 6/25/2010
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Involve Students ◦ Brainstorm about Five C’s at the beginning of a semester Leave room in the planned units for students’ contribution ◦ Give learners room to choose 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Distinction between practices of Culture (2.1) and products of Culture (2.2) in pedagogical application? Proficiency level (not the grade) of target learners for each learning scenario, especially in K-12? Effective use of a song or children’s tale that show distinctive usages of certain features in Korean Elaboration on different project-based instructions to accommodate different learning styles 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Variety of resources and activities /tasks Education and professional development of language teachers (including graduate student instructors) A key to successful and interesting language teaching and (social and autonomous) learning experiences With independent but mutually supportive learners 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Thank you! 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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Allwright, D. & Hanks, J. (2009). The developing language learner: An introduction to Exploratory Practice. Basingstoke, Hampshire: Palgrave Macmillan. 6/25/2010 15th AATK
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