The following article derives from the author’s doctoral dissertation concerning teaching Chinese as a foreign language (ChFL). It aims at investigating and assessing the challenges Chinese teachers encounter in the process of ChFL teaching to the beginner students. First, the theoretical background of ChFL teaching is provided, with emphasis on the specificity of Chinese. Then, the issues and challenges of ChFL teaching are examined, especially in terms of the syllabus and coursebook choice and teaching methods. In the final part of the article, the teaching and learning implications are presented
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Chinese has been taught as a foreign language in Australian schools based on the recognition of econ...
This thesis progresses from the premise that there exists a profound need to support the teaching of...
Language teaching usually focuses on linguistic knowledge, such as vocabulary and grammar, but that ...
Nowadays, changing trends in terms of interest in language learning are easy to witness. In Poland,...
Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) emerged from a paradigm shift in language teaching in the 1970...
Through a three-year implementation in the 100- and 200-level Chinese language courses of a universi...
Teaching English to students from an Asian cultural background presents unique challenges. This arti...
The following is an article documenting the researcher’s initial findings examining the effects of f...
This qualitative case study targeted the perceptions of Chinese teachers (n= 7) who had teaching exp...
This article explores textbook writers’ perspectives on theoretical frameworks in beginning and inte...
Chinese has become the world’s second language. Each language has its own law, as is the Chinese. In...
In recent decades, Chinese has become widely taught and learned as a second or foreign language. In ...
It is widely recognized that culture is inseparable from language, and it is imperative to integrate...
Mandarin Chinese has become increasing prevalent in the modern world. Accordingly, research of Chine...
Despite the growth of research in learning and teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (CFL), no scop...
Chinese has been taught as a foreign language in Australian schools based on the recognition of econ...
This thesis progresses from the premise that there exists a profound need to support the teaching of...
Language teaching usually focuses on linguistic knowledge, such as vocabulary and grammar, but that ...