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Supporting Language Learners through Phonetics Tutorials
The Language Centre at Queen's
Internationalisation of universities of recent years has changed the work of language centres considerably. The institutional focus on English as lingua franca on one hand and the interest of international students and staff in languages of the local cultures surrounding the universities on the other have brought the necessity to adapt educational practices of language teachers to the dynamic multilingual academic environment. In this paper, I will present a Creative Approach to Language Teaching (CALT) as a possible tool for such an adaptation. I will introduce theories of M. Csikszentmihalyi, K. Robinson, E. de Bono, J.P. Guilford and B. Krouwel that enable us to view creativity as an integral part of language teaching practice. I will address questions of creative potential, processes, situations and barriers, and I will identify approaches that can help teachers broaden their own repertoire as multilingual educators. I will discuss successful examples of how creativity may equip teachers with strategies that can help solve a wider variety of challenges that multilingual classes bring.
Multilingual and Creative: Rethinking University Language Classrooms
Multilingual and Creative: Rethinking University Language Classrooms
The Language Centre at Queen's
Working with authentic materials in and outside the classroom allows us to work with real language as it functions in contextually appropriate ways, while providing opportunities to improve students’ intercultural awareness. We will examine several examples of teaching practice, specifically designed for a language module aimed at students of Spanish in HE working with a B2+ level of linguistic competence (CEFR), where we have introduced sociocultural content by means of authentic written and oral texts from a variety of sources (mass media, cinema, official bodies, employment agencies, educational institutions, etc.) specifically related to the professional world. Activities have been designed to enhance communicative skills and specific subject knowledge (grammar, lexicon and language functions). The use of simulations and real tasks will encourage the students’ active participation in solving real problems, giving them the opportunity to further develop those skills which make them employable, as most of these students will be carrying out during their third year a work placement or seeking temporary part-time employment in a Spanish speaking country.
Authentic Materials and real tasks, Enhancing students’ employability, interc...
Authentic Materials and real tasks, Enhancing students’ employability, interc...
The Language Centre at Queen's
Among the many challenges of language teaching in Higher Education there are the constraints imposed by the Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education (FQHE). This requires that students – regardless of their linguistic abilities - use higher order cognitive skills and learn independently. With limited contact hours available in an IWLP setting there is a great tension between delivery and practice. How can this tension be eased? Can beginner students use higher order cognitive skills in the language classroom? As we develop transferrable skills is there still room left for creativity? This presentation will explore such questions by analysing the principles of the flipped classroom (Bergmann & Sams, 2012; Lockwood, 2014) and Enquiry Based Learning (Kahn&O’Rourke, 2004) and how they have been applied to a beginner Italian module. It will examine the challenges in introducing aspects of these methodologies including how students react when invited to be increasingly responsible for their own learning and how the relationship with the teacher is affected. The use of some online resources and collaborative spaces will also be considered.
Encouraging Students to Learn Deeply and Broadly
Encouraging Students to Learn Deeply and Broadly
The Language Centre at Queen's
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Language Change Part 3: UK Studies
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Emotional Intelligence and Learning Styles
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Ashford University
Language Change
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Language Change Part 2: Labov Studies
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The Italian Digital Project
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Using student-centred assessment to inspire learners and evidence their learning
Supporting Language Learners through Phonetics Tutorials
Supporting Language Learners through Phonetics Tutorials
Multilingual and Creative: Rethinking University Language Classrooms
Multilingual and Creative: Rethinking University Language Classrooms
Authentic Materials and real tasks, Enhancing students’ employability, interc...
Authentic Materials and real tasks, Enhancing students’ employability, interc...
Encouraging Students to Learn Deeply and Broadly
Encouraging Students to Learn Deeply and Broadly
Language Change Part 3: UK Studies
Language Change Part 3: UK Studies
Emotional Intelligence and Learning Styles
Emotional Intelligence and Learning Styles
Language Change Part 2: Labov Studies
Language Change Part 2: Labov Studies
Semantic Roles
Semantic Roles
Semantics
Semantics
Semantic roles and semantic features
Semantic roles and semantic features
Language and social class
Language and social class
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Semantics
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Trabajo tecnología de Marina, Laura y Rocío
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This is a great story of the Soldier Son Portrait. A wealthy man and his son loved to collect rare works of art. They had everything in their collection, from Picasso to Raphael. They would often sit together and admire the great works of art. When the Vietnam conflict broke out, the son went to war. He was very courageous and died in battle while rescuing another soldier. The father was notified and grieved deeply for his only son. About a month later, just before Christmas, There was a knock at the door.,,,,,,,,,,,......
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Story of The Soldier Son Portrait who died to save others
Timothy Wooi
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Genesis 1:5 And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day. God. Ps 74:16. called. ver. 5, 8, 10. Ge 5:2. Ps 92:2. Ec 3:11. 10:13. 11:6. Is 41:4. 44:6. 48:12. Re 1:8, 11, 17. 2:8. 21:6. 22:13. Day, and. Ge 8:22. Ps 19:2. Is 45:7. Je 33:20. Jn 8:12. 11:9. Ro 13:13. 1 Co 3:13. 2Cor 4:6. Ep 5:13. 1 Th 5:5. He 1:2, 3. And the evening was, and the morning was. ver. 8, 13, 19, 23, 31. Ge 19:27. Le 23:32. Ps 65:8. 74:16. 104:20. day. Ex 20:9, 10. Pr 4:18. 1 J 2:8. The meaning of the Scripture is the Scripture. Be saturated with the Word of God.... daily.
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Genesis 1:5 - Meditate the Scripture Daily bit by bit
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If there was some lost civilisation in the very remote past then two questions need to be answered: 1. Has the knowledge from that lost culture disappeared for good? 2. Has that knowledge survived over the many millennia? If it's the second option then two further questions need to be asked: 1. Can that knowledge be identified? 2. Can that knowledge be pieced back together into something discernible?
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In this sermon Pastor Ryan Shannon introduces a new sermon series on the Book of Jude entitled, "The Acts of the Apostates". Apostates are the earliest "deconversion" stories of the New Testament. These are false teachers who rejected a truth that they once felt some affinity towards. They preached another gospel and posed a great danger to the early church. Like the first century, the 21st century church faces this same real risk. False teachers are often attractive, charismatic and incredibly positive in their message. But they reject the hard teachings of Jesus and offer a message that offers affirmation without correction. There is nothing sadder than someone who believes a lie and stakes their eternal destiny on that lie that our sin is something God winks at. In this series we will learn the importance of discernment coupled with a bold commitment to stand up, stand out and stand firm for the gospel.
Jude: The Acts of the Apostates (Jude vv.1-4).pptx
Jude: The Acts of the Apostates (Jude vv.1-4).pptx
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Genesis 1:2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. 2. And. Ge 8:22. earth. Ge 1:27. was. or, became. Ge 2:7. 9:15. 19:26. Ex 32:1. Dt 27:9. 2 S 7:24. or, came to pass. Ge 4:3, 14. 22:1. 24:15. 27:1. Jsh 4:1. 5:1. 1 K 13:22. Is 14:24. without form. Is 45:18. Ge 4:25. Jb 26:7. Is 24:1. 34:11h. 45:18. Je 4:23. Jl 2:31. Na 2:10. Mt 27:45. Ep 5:11, 13. Col 1:13. Re 6:12. 8:12. 9:2. 16:10. and void. Ge 4:25. Ge 1:2. Is 34:11 (emptiness). Je 4:23. and darkness. Jb 38:9. was. ƒ63B, Ge 2:10. deep. or, sea. Ps 42:7. 104:24. Is 51:10. 63:13. Jon 2:5. Hab 3:10. 2 Co 11:25. Spirit. Is 48:16. Ge 6:17. Jb 26:13. Ps 33:6. 104:30. Is 40:12-14. 42:1. Mt 12:32. Lk 24:49. Jn 3:6, 34. 7:39. Ac 1:5. 2:17, 18. 4:8. 10:38, 44. 1 Th 5:19. Ja 1:18. moved. Dt 32:11. Is 31:5. Jn 3:3-8. Ro 8:5, 9, 14. 2 Co 5:17, 18. Ga 4:29. face. Ge 11:8. Ge 1:29. 2:6. 4:14. 6:1, 7. 7:3, 4, 18, 23. 8:8, 9, 13. 11:4. 41:56. Ex 10:5, 15. 32:12. 33:16. Nu 11:31. 12:3. 22:5, 11. Dt 6:15. 7:6. 1 S 20:15. 1 K 13:34. Jb 37:12. Is 14:21. 23:17. 27:6. Je 8:2. 28:16. Ezk 34:6. 38:20. Da 8:5. Am 5:8. 9:6. Lk 12:56. 21:35. waters. Ge 7:6. Ps 104:6. The meaning of the Scripture is the Scripture. Be saturated with the Word of God.... daily. '
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