Dynamics of teaching and learning modern Hebrew as an additional language : using Hebrew as a means of instruction and acquisition /
In Dynamics of Teaching and Learning Modern Hebrew as an Additional Language Yona Gilead presents original research into classroom interactional practices by offering a thick description of a successful beginner-level Modern Hebrew program at an Australian university. The book charts and theorizes t...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill : Rodopi,
[2017]
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Colección: | Utrecht studies in language and communication ;
30. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Â#x80;#x8E;Contents
- â#x80;#x8E;Acknowledgements
- â#x80;#x8E;List of Figures, Tables and Extracts
- â#x80;#x8E;Figures
- â#x80;#x8E;Tables
- â#x80;#x8E;Extracts
- â#x80;#x8E;Chapter 1. Challenges in the Teaching and Learning of Modern Hebrew as an Additional Language
- â#x80;#x8E;1.1. Introduction
- â#x80;#x8E;1.2. Need for Theorization of THAL
- â#x80;#x8E;1.3. Decision to Embrace the Framework Developed at the Rothberg International Schools for Overseas Students
- â#x80;#x8E;1.4. Book Focus and Driving Questions
- â#x80;#x8E;1.5. Contribution to Body of Literature
- â#x80;#x8E;Chapter 2. Major Debates in L2 Education and Research
- Â#x80;#x8E;2.1. Modern Hebrew Instructionâ#x80;#x8E;2.2. Current Debates about L2 Teaching
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.1. Balance of Spoken vs. Written Modes
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.2. Using the Language to Teach the Language
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.3. The Place of Grammar in Language Learning and Teachersâ#x80;#x99; Approaches to Studentsâ#x80;#x99; Ungrammatical Language
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.4. Providing Feedback on Learnersâ#x80;#x99; Emerging Language
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.5. Relationship between Language and Culture
- â#x80;#x8E;2.2.6. Affective Factors and Their Impact on L2 Learning
- Â#x80;#x8E;2.3. Theories and Approaches Underpinning a Holistic Understanding of Classroom Interactionsâ#x80;#x8E;2.3.1. Ecological Linguistics (EL)
- â#x80;#x8E;2.3.2. Features Associated with Ecological Linguistics (EL)
- â#x80;#x8E;2.4. Conclusion to Chapter 2
- â#x80;#x8E;Chapter 3. Research Design Challenges
- â#x80;#x8E;3.1. Introduction
- â#x80;#x8E;3.2. Research Challenges
- â#x80;#x8E;3.3. Process of Data Collection
- â#x80;#x8E;3.4. Classroom Recordings
- â#x80;#x8E;3.5. Interviews
- â#x80;#x8E;3.6. Two Phases of Data Collection
- â#x80;#x8E;3.6.1. Phase One
- â#x80;#x8E;3.6.2. Phase Two
- â#x80;#x8E;3.7. Three Levels of Data Analysis
- Â#x80;#x8E;Chapter 4. First Analysis Level: RISâ#x80;#x99; Curricula Framework and Pedagogyâ#x80;#x8E;4.1. Introduction
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2. Sequencing of Grammatical Features Forms Major Organizing Principle of Curriculum
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2.1. Major Focus on Oral Language Development
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2.2. â#x80;#x98;What Seems to Work Bestâ#x80;#x99; in the Classroom
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2.3. Emphasis on Learning Language through Using Language
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2.4. Structured Sequencing of Activities: A Shift from Closed to Open Activities
- â#x80;#x8E;4.2.5. Emphasis on Importance Of Supportive Classroom Environment
- â#x80;#x8E;4.3. Conclusion to Chapter 4
- Â#x80;#x8E;Chapter 5. Second Analysis Level: The Australian Beginner-Level Programâ#x80;#x8E;5.1. Introduction to the Australian Modern Hebrew Beginner-Level Program
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.1. Studyâ#x80;#x99;s Participants
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.2. Overall Goals and Curriculum Content of the Local Program
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.3. Resources Used in the Local Beginner-Level Program
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.4. Establishing the Learning Environment
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.5. Typical Structure of Lessons
- â#x80;#x8E;5.1.6. First Interim Conclusion
- â#x80;#x8E;5.2. Analysis of One Lesson: Structure and Patterns of Classroom Interaction
- ""Â#x80;#x8E;5.2.1. Week 4 Lesson: Structure of Stages and Phases""