International audienceSince approximately a decade grammar and language awareness have become a secondary topic of foreign language teaching in French schools. They're considered to be a "tool" in the framework of task-based language learning; traditional grammar exercises have mostly disappeared from German lessons as well. But in university grammar lectures and exercises are still a part of the official program and there has been an important gap between teaching methods in middle and high schools and universities for more than ten years now. The present paper suggests some ideas how to narrow this didactic gap: by using for example comic strips also for grammatical purposes and by imagining situations in which linguistic mediation should...
This article contains information about the role of grammar learning and teaching in education. How ...
Cette recherche doctorale relève du domaine de la didactique des langues et des cultures, mais elle ...
Grammar, the word seems almost taboo to students even after having studied French/Spanish or another...
International audienceSince approximately a decade grammar and language awareness have become a seco...
This thesis attempts to design activities enriching the author's teaching practice when working with...
This paper sets out to examine to what extent French grammar teaching contributes to the students’ p...
This article offers a reflection on the place of grammar and grammatical terminology in the teaching...
AbstractPrerequisite is that students have a grammar book of German at their disposal during their h...
Der Artikel enthält das Abstract ausschließlich in spanischer und englischer Sprache.This paper refl...
Foreign language teaching methods are correct, mixed and comparative methods. The translation method...
Communicative language teaching and language teaching research suggest forms for desirable and effec...
The study focuses on the relationships between grammar and language, as well as metalanguage and lin...
It is time for German language teachers in Korea to strive for qualitative development. One of the t...
The transition to interactive methods of learning English grammar is designed to ensure closer inter...
What do we mean by "grammar"? How do we teach English grammar today, and why? In this thesis, I dea...
This article contains information about the role of grammar learning and teaching in education. How ...
Cette recherche doctorale relève du domaine de la didactique des langues et des cultures, mais elle ...
Grammar, the word seems almost taboo to students even after having studied French/Spanish or another...
International audienceSince approximately a decade grammar and language awareness have become a seco...
This thesis attempts to design activities enriching the author's teaching practice when working with...
This paper sets out to examine to what extent French grammar teaching contributes to the students’ p...
This article offers a reflection on the place of grammar and grammatical terminology in the teaching...
AbstractPrerequisite is that students have a grammar book of German at their disposal during their h...
Der Artikel enthält das Abstract ausschließlich in spanischer und englischer Sprache.This paper refl...
Foreign language teaching methods are correct, mixed and comparative methods. The translation method...
Communicative language teaching and language teaching research suggest forms for desirable and effec...
The study focuses on the relationships between grammar and language, as well as metalanguage and lin...
It is time for German language teachers in Korea to strive for qualitative development. One of the t...
The transition to interactive methods of learning English grammar is designed to ensure closer inter...
What do we mean by "grammar"? How do we teach English grammar today, and why? In this thesis, I dea...
This article contains information about the role of grammar learning and teaching in education. How ...
Cette recherche doctorale relève du domaine de la didactique des langues et des cultures, mais elle ...
Grammar, the word seems almost taboo to students even after having studied French/Spanish or another...