Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues.

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Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio
Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio
Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio
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Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Project C6 of the ECML 2nd medium-term programme (ELP_TT)

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Language in the ELP Language(s) of presentation and process; plurilingualism Radka Perclová

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Overview Language(s) of presentation - language(s) used in the ELP Language(s) of process - language(s) used when working with the ELP Plurilingualism - a key concept of the CEF and the ELP

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Current objectives The objectives of CE language policy it is only through a better knowledge of European modern languages that it will be possible to facilitate communication and interaction among Europeans (CEF 2001, p.2; Recommendation R(82) 18 of the Committee of Ministers of the CE) The objectives of language teaching to use the target language

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues The crux of the problem Learners lack of ability to use the target language both receptively (e.g. to understand the descriptors of communicative activities) and productively (e.g. to reflect on their achievements and future plans) The need to develop learners use of their mother tongue

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of presentation The requirement to establish the European character of the ELP and to make the ELP accessible outside the territory for which it has been designed ELPs should adhere to terminological conventions, standard headings and rubrics as specified by the CE in at least one of the official languages of the CE (English or French) in addition to any other languages (Principles and Guidelines 2000)

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of presentation In order to encourage target language use, some ELPs include goal-setting and self- assessment checklists in the various languages of the official syllabus The Irish ELP for secondary learners contains checklists in Irish, French, German, Spanish and Italian

Irish post-primary ELP: checklists for A1 LISTENING in Irish

Irish post-primary ELP: checklists for A1 LISTENING in French

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of presentation In order to encourage target language use, some ELPs include goal-setting and self- assessment checklists in the various languages of the official syllabus The Irish ELP for secondary learners contains checklists in Irish, French, German, Spanish and Italian The Czech ELP uses Czech, English, German and French + provides free spaces for any other language

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of process Reasons for the use of the target language: –Swains (1985) Comprehensible Output Hypothesis –to learn to speak we have to actually speak! –one must have, during language learning, the opportunity … to find ways of expressing individual meanings (Skehan 1998, pp.16, 18-19)

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of process Reasons for the use of the target language: –Language is not viewed only as a linguistic system, but also as a means of doing things and a means of self-expression (Tudor 2001) –Time of target language use increases

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of process Reasons for the use of the target language: –Even 7-year old learners can assess their work in each unit and colour in if it was OK, good, very good or excellent

S. House and K. Scott, Story Magic 2, Activity Book, Oxford: Macmillan, 2003

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of process Reasons for the use of the target language: –Even 7-year old learners can assess their work in each unit and colour in if it was OK, good, very good or excellent –11-year olds can report in groups on a specific unit (e.g. if it was interesting, if they want to learn more about the topic, how they can work better next time, what they want to do in lessons)

A. Littlejohn and D. Hicks, Cambridge English for Schools, Students Book One, Cambridge: CUP, 1996

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Languages of process Reasons for the use of the mother tongue: –Reflection can achieve a significantly higher level of sophistication –Reflection is more natural –Learners ability to reflect develops more effectively

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Plurilingualism Use of the target languages supports the CE concept of plurilingualism

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Plurilingualism Competences in different languages are not separate Plurilingualism - a communicative competence to which all knowledge and experience of language contributes and in which languages interrelate and interact (CEF 2001, p.4)

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Plurilingualism Plurilingualism presents a challenge to language teachers but also a way to solve the problem of language use Development of plurilingualism should be taken on as a whole-school project

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues Questions for discussion How would you resolve the issue of the language use in your particular teaching/learning context? How would you help learners to develop their reflective capacities in the target language(s) they are learning?

Training teachers to use the European Language Portfolio Former les enseignants à lutilisation du Porfolio européen des langues References Skehan, P., 1998: A Cognitive Approach to Language Learning. Oxford: OUP. Tudor, I., 2001: The Dynamics of the Language Classroom. Cambridge: CUP.