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原文地址:语言教学的六个基本概念作者:鲁子问4 R" {) F6 g) y( @6 ~6 K) `
语言教学的六个基本概念:语境、真实、过程、反思、互动、整合: ^: N4 S# ?- n) J+ P$ o0 m, I* C8 f9 z+ B
- n! {4 H) w6 O, p% |3 l. W7 v早在1997年,明尼苏达大学的Diane J. Tedick在 Proficiency-Oriented Language Instruction and Assessment (POLIA) Curriculum Handbook for Teachers一书的导言中总结了语言教学的六个基本概念(basic concepts):语境、真实、过程、反思、互动、整合。
8 q6 Y! R ~! k( r1 k3 ^& ~2 |至今依然很有启发,因为总在修改各种设计,大多数问题都是语境、真实性、过程方面的问题。
) x3 {% n* R; U# _; ?故而,趁半分闲,炒一碗现饭(方言,意指现成的饭,剩饭的意思)。
2 ]- Z% F( i/ i! r1 { Contextualization of grammar involves teaching grammar in context , that is embedded in
' N; ?' ?. ]5 v. B- ~meaningful language use for real communicative purposes; grammar that is presented in
( Y% v. f& x' }* s# o; e; Icontext enhances meaning; contextualized teaching recognizes that meaning changes
$ i9 p- N% h5 ^3 V3 P; D3 E0 Ldepending upon the context in which it occurs.$ W) z$ b" q! u7 ~0 v5 \4 M x
Authenticity of Text and Task—authentic texts and tasks reflect the intention of a real/ h6 {" a4 n7 v, x. b" N7 b3 x% B
communicative purpose for a real audience.
& A G9 C- O- B- |) {9 j# ~Process—language acquisition (be it first, second, or third...) is an ongoing process that
5 L1 V+ C8 B$ L9 ?! A) vrequires a great deal of time, patience, thought, effort, and encouragement. Recognition of the
, k1 d2 {! V9 E: u: e! Rnature of this process needs to guide instruction and assessment./ S3 T7 N: s) B4 b. b& V2 a
Reflection—both teachers and students need time for deliberate thought, or reflection.3 ?6 C# R1 Y Y0 C) b
Interaction—learners must use language in meaningful interaction in order to learn it.
0 _, B& H! e$ A- W6 I/ _Integration—an integrative approach to language teaching sees the connection of languages* R! d* Z& K0 N
and cultures to what we do, how we think, and who we are.
; B0 o; F/ b& Q# r* v of the four modalities—creating classroom activities that require students to use9 ?" a0 m9 B- R. \
language within two or more of the four modalities, with attention to how those" @+ _& D7 b6 ?0 U
modalities work within the framework of communicative modes, helps to reinforce
9 L @8 H3 V8 g1 O/ D( Kthe concepts being emphasized.9 d, `. k/ B* m# K7 u& T0 z
of language and content—language must be integrated with content, be it other4 J9 ?& p* S. k, d
academic subject matters or cultural themes. A content-based approach to language
& P) I" G' }# |1 U; qteaching emphasizes language use; language structures are emphasized in the1 b- ~/ q0 _5 A8 P) z$ ]
context of that use. Language classrooms must become places where students and
2 Q7 E; Y( E* V) Oteachers understand themselves as cultural beings and begin to discover the( z) n- g8 [4 u' o, E
complexity of the concept of culture as they view cultures both within and outside
" V# P( D& o1 Jof the U.S. from a number of perspectives.
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