Modern language teaching and drama have long had a tenuous relationship. Foreign/second language teaching (F/SLT) and Language for Specific Purposes (LSP) instruction often mistakenly associate drama with learning games and role-play simulations. However, these remedial activities, though useful, offer only limited opportunities for natural speech interaction. This article argues that, as a natural dialogical process of cognitive and affective involvement, nonexhibitional dramatic role-play generates authentic meaning through action and personal commitment. Key words: nonexhibitional drama, dramatic role-play, dialogical process, cognitive and affective involvement, empathy, engagement, strategic interaction Resumen La enseæanza de lenguas ...
This article analyses the importance and advantages of role-play methods in teaching speaking skills...
This presentation will share insights on the way bilingual children’s language skills can be support...
Second language acquisition and simulation Language—verbal or nonverbal—is fundamental. It brings pe...
Modern language teaching and drama have long had a tenuous relationship. Foreign/second language tea...
In this article, the authors attempt to answer the following questions: How do we understand role-pl...
[EN] In this article, we discuss how, through dramatic activities, fiction and reality can work toge...
The value of drama activities in language classes has been demonstrated for several years. Researche...
Role-playing is proposed as an ideal technique to teach language because it prepares learners for th...
The value of drama activities in language classes has been demonstrated for several years. Researche...
International audienceMuch scientific work on drama and drama techniques at school has shown the eff...
As university educators, we need to prepare students for the transition from the information age to ...
This article is dedicated to the importance of role playing in teaching the English language to uppe...
The article discusses how drama can support language learning at the university level and how drama ...
L'objet de cette thèse est d'explorer le croisement entre la didactique de l'espagnol langue vivante...
International audienceIn Freedom to learn, Rogers (1969) presents the results of studies that shed l...
This article analyses the importance and advantages of role-play methods in teaching speaking skills...
This presentation will share insights on the way bilingual children’s language skills can be support...
Second language acquisition and simulation Language—verbal or nonverbal—is fundamental. It brings pe...
Modern language teaching and drama have long had a tenuous relationship. Foreign/second language tea...
In this article, the authors attempt to answer the following questions: How do we understand role-pl...
[EN] In this article, we discuss how, through dramatic activities, fiction and reality can work toge...
The value of drama activities in language classes has been demonstrated for several years. Researche...
Role-playing is proposed as an ideal technique to teach language because it prepares learners for th...
The value of drama activities in language classes has been demonstrated for several years. Researche...
International audienceMuch scientific work on drama and drama techniques at school has shown the eff...
As university educators, we need to prepare students for the transition from the information age to ...
This article is dedicated to the importance of role playing in teaching the English language to uppe...
The article discusses how drama can support language learning at the university level and how drama ...
L'objet de cette thèse est d'explorer le croisement entre la didactique de l'espagnol langue vivante...
International audienceIn Freedom to learn, Rogers (1969) presents the results of studies that shed l...
This article analyses the importance and advantages of role-play methods in teaching speaking skills...
This presentation will share insights on the way bilingual children’s language skills can be support...
Second language acquisition and simulation Language—verbal or nonverbal—is fundamental. It brings pe...