Effective Language Learning Strategies for Children
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Response Through Action (TPR):
Even in our mother tongue, we do not always respond to a linguistic message with another linguistic message. Very often, the fact of doing something is an adequate response to a message just received. So, a physical answer is also a way to prove partial or total comprehension (when the child hears 'Come here', he/she does not answer 'I'm coming'. He/she simply does it).
Besides, we often understand more than we are able to speak so in the first steps learning a language, a physical response plays an especially significant role.
Teach Full Subjects in English (CLIL):
CLIL refers to teaching subjects to students through a foreign language and suggests equilibrium between content and language learning. The non-language... Continue reading "Effective Language Learning Strategies for Children" »