Andreas Müller-Hartmann, Marita Schocker-von Ditfurth
Teaching English: Task-Supported Language Learning
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Andreas Müller-Hartmann, Marita Schocker-von Ditfurth
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The book introduces a promising approach to language teaching. It uses carefully designed language learning tasks that have the potential to motivate learners to get involved. The book discusses current research on tasks and presents appropriate classroom language learning procedures. It recognises the fact that the coursebook is a basic feature of language learning in most EFL contexts and demonstrates how it can become more task-supported.In diesem utb wird ein neuer, stark diskutierter Ansatz für den Fremdsprachenunterricht vorgestellt. Es geht darum, Lernaufgaben zu formulieren, die…mehr
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The book introduces a promising approach to language teaching. It uses carefully designed language learning tasks that have the potential to motivate learners to get involved. The book discusses current research on tasks and presents appropriate classroom language learning procedures. It recognises the fact that the coursebook is a basic feature of language learning in most EFL contexts and demonstrates how it can become more task-supported.In diesem utb wird ein neuer, stark diskutierter Ansatz für den Fremdsprachenunterricht vorgestellt. Es geht darum, Lernaufgaben zu formulieren, die helfen, Schüler zu motivieren, sich aktiv einzubringen. Die Leser werden über den aktuellen fachdidaktischen Erkenntnisstand zum Thema und konkrete Unterrichtsgestaltungen informiert. Dass das Lehrbuch im Englischunterricht immer noch eine zentrale Rolle spielt, findet bei diesen Überlegungen angemessene Berücksichtigung.
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- UTB Uni-Taschenbücher 3336
- Verlag: Brill Schöningh / UTB
- Seitenzahl: 279
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm
- Gewicht: 380g
- ISBN-13: 9783825233365
- ISBN-10: 3825233367
- Artikelnr.: 28162283
- UTB Uni-Taschenbücher 3336
- Verlag: Brill Schöningh / UTB
- Seitenzahl: 279
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Januar 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm
- Gewicht: 380g
- ISBN-13: 9783825233365
- ISBN-10: 3825233367
- Artikelnr.: 28162283
Müller-Hartmann, Andreas
Prof. Dr. Andreas Müller-Hartmann lehrt an der PH Heidelberg.
Schocker-von Ditfurth, Marita
Prof. Dr. Marita Schocker-von Ditfurth lehrt an der PH Freiburg.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Müller-Hartmann lehrt an der PH Heidelberg.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Müller-Hartmann lehrt an der PH Heidelberg.
Schocker-von Ditfurth, Marita
Prof. Dr. Marita Schocker-von Ditfurth lehrt an der PH Freiburg.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Müller-Hartmann lehrt an der PH Heidelberg.
Introduction Tasks: Establishing the Context Tasks in Research and Language Education What is a task? What role do tasks play in the EFL classroom? The emergence of tasks - why? Are there precursors to tasks? What research is available? What research is appropriate? Some implications on how to develop language learning in a postmethod pedagogy Tasks in Research: Results Tasks in Second Language Learning Research Some general introductory remarks A survey of SLL task research Conclusion: On appropriate task research Tasks in Language Education: Task Features Tuning in: Evaluating the quality of task features on the basis of your experience Establishing the context: Relating task features to the learning context Task features that support language learning Tasks: Process Developing a TSLL Framework Tuning in: Reflecting on tasks as the central pedagogical unit Syllabuses: Organizing pedagogic tasks Tasks in context: Explaining the role of coursebooks A German TSLL context: Presenting a task sequence Tasks in the classroom: Considering major aspects of task design Tasks types: Finding the right mix A framework for TSLL: Sequencing tasks Illustrating the TSLL Framework Phase 1 Coursebook as resource Phase 2 Pre-task Phase 3 Task cycle Phase 4 Post-task Task Complexity Tuning in: Evaluating task complexity of a primary coursebook task Task complexity: A challenge for teachers SLL models of task complexity Task complexity: Pedagogical dimensions Input (text) level Communicative and cognitive processing demands Two task examples: Evaluating task complexity The 6th grade example: In the neighbourhood. Task list The 9th/10th grade example: Seedfolks. Task list Teacher Role in TSLL Tuning in: The relevance of the teacher Research on the teacher: Types and relevance of research Findings: Research on teacher role in TBLT/TSLL What can we learn from SLL research? What can we learn from classroom research? Perspectives Learner Role in TSLL Tuning in: The central role of the learner Developments in research approaches on learners and tasks Classroom-based studies on learner roles in TSLL General aspects that have been researched Specific aspects that have been researched Perspectives Tasks: Content Developing Intercultural Communicative Competences (ICC) Tuning in: Integrating language and culture in ICC Looking at a task example Developing ICC: A model Designing tasks based on Byram's model: Some issues Looking at research in ICC Developing multiliteracies: Incorporating a cultural studies approach Summarizing: A tentative ICC task sequence Integrating Skills: Different levels, scopes, demands and support Tuning in: Creating awareness of the relevance of skills in different language learning contexts General task features that support language development and context-specific realisations Context-specific attainment goals Context-appropriate skills focus Learner-appropriate tasks Context-appropriate task demands and resulting task support Illustrating task features: Task examples Talking about pets at different language learning levels Primary Level: Talking about pets (integrating skills) Secondary Level: Talking about pets (integrating skills) The Subskills of Lexico-Grammar and Focus on Form (FoF) Tuning in: Introducing the concept of lexico-grammar Evaluating a FoF example Teaching grammar following the PPP approach FoF in SLL research A task-based example of teaching FoF Guidelines for developing FoF tasks in TSLL Challenges for teachers Assessing Competences Tuning in: Clarifying terminology Why do we assess? Functions of assessment How do we assess? Principles of assessment Direct performance-based and criterion-referenced assessment Formative assessment What is good assessment practice in a TSLL context? Which alternative forms of assessment support complex forms of assessment? References Index
Introduction Tasks: Establishing the Context Tasks in Research and Language Education What is a task? What role do tasks play in the EFL classroom? The emergence of tasks - why? Are there precursors to tasks? What research is available? What research is appropriate? Some implications on how to develop language learning in a postmethod pedagogy Tasks in Research: Results Tasks in Second Language Learning Research Some general introductory remarks A survey of SLL task research Conclusion: On appropriate task research Tasks in Language Education: Task Features Tuning in: Evaluating the quality of task features on the basis of your experience Establishing the context: Relating task features to the learning context Task features that support language learning Tasks: Process Developing a TSLL Framework Tuning in: Reflecting on tasks as the central pedagogical unit Syllabuses: Organizing pedagogic tasks Tasks in context: Explaining the role of coursebooks A German TSLL context: Presenting a task sequence Tasks in the classroom: Considering major aspects of task design Tasks types: Finding the right mix A framework for TSLL: Sequencing tasks Illustrating the TSLL Framework Phase 1 Coursebook as resource Phase 2 Pre-task Phase 3 Task cycle Phase 4 Post-task Task Complexity Tuning in: Evaluating task complexity of a primary coursebook task Task complexity: A challenge for teachers SLL models of task complexity Task complexity: Pedagogical dimensions Input (text) level Communicative and cognitive processing demands Two task examples: Evaluating task complexity The 6th grade example: In the neighbourhood. Task list The 9th/10th grade example: Seedfolks. Task list Teacher Role in TSLL Tuning in: The relevance of the teacher Research on the teacher: Types and relevance of research Findings: Research on teacher role in TBLT/TSLL What can we learn from SLL research? What can we learn from classroom research? Perspectives Learner Role in TSLL Tuning in: The central role of the learner Developments in research approaches on learners and tasks Classroom-based studies on learner roles in TSLL General aspects that have been researched Specific aspects that have been researched Perspectives Tasks: Content Developing Intercultural Communicative Competences (ICC) Tuning in: Integrating language and culture in ICC Looking at a task example Developing ICC: A model Designing tasks based on Byram's model: Some issues Looking at research in ICC Developing multiliteracies: Incorporating a cultural studies approach Summarizing: A tentative ICC task sequence Integrating Skills: Different levels, scopes, demands and support Tuning in: Creating awareness of the relevance of skills in different language learning contexts General task features that support language development and context-specific realisations Context-specific attainment goals Context-appropriate skills focus Learner-appropriate tasks Context-appropriate task demands and resulting task support Illustrating task features: Task examples Talking about pets at different language learning levels Primary Level: Talking about pets (integrating skills) Secondary Level: Talking about pets (integrating skills) The Subskills of Lexico-Grammar and Focus on Form (FoF) Tuning in: Introducing the concept of lexico-grammar Evaluating a FoF example Teaching grammar following the PPP approach FoF in SLL research A task-based example of teaching FoF Guidelines for developing FoF tasks in TSLL Challenges for teachers Assessing Competences Tuning in: Clarifying terminology Why do we assess? Functions of assessment How do we assess? Principles of assessment Direct performance-based and criterion-referenced assessment Formative assessment What is good assessment practice in a TSLL context? Which alternative forms of assessment support complex forms of assessment? References Index