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Leonora Fröhlich-Ward
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TEACH YOUNG LEARNERS FOREIGN LANGUAGES? Brain development Their hearing and speech apparatus more flexible They can hear and reproduce sounds we are no longer aware of
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uninhibited unselfconscious still keen to learn learn emotionally, using all their senses and abilities
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SHOULD ENGLISH BE TAUGHT AT THIS LEVEL? games and activities involving the whole child target language as far as possible INPUT ----- OUTPUT
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cross-curricular and integrative as far as possible age-adequate materials and theme development vities involving
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cross-curricular and integrative as far as possible age-adequate materials and theme development shorter periods e.g. 2 x 20 mins better than longer periods 1 x 45 mins use of a handpuppet
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communicative play-based speaking, singing, chanting various media
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You are the one-man/woman CIRCUS Ringmaster - have them all under control and in your view Lion tamer - never turn your back on them the chief Clown - You act everything out so that they can understand it!
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physical coordination mental coordination length of concentration group-peer teaching use of the written word introducing new concepts
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their superior hearing ang speaking ability to assimilate patterns of language they enjoy repetition they learn with all senses and emotions very artistic and creative
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greetings numbers colours body family festivities - birthdays animals - pets food weather clothing sport hobbies prepositions
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What goals are important for you? What ages are we talking about? Which classes are you teaching What materials do you use? What goals do parents, schools demand?
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I want them to start: understanding English starting to speak in English gaining communicative competence feeling motivated to continue gaining self-confidence, partic. for non- academics
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enhances interest carries meaning, often intercultural increases fluency aids language awareness improves communicative competence is fun
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