Speaker
Description
Much of the research discussion on best practice regarding inclusivity places the onus on the teacher to provide accessible lesson content and foster a welcoming atmosphere. This is at odds with language pedagogy’s emphasis on ‘student-centered’ approaches to learning. This presentation offers a solution that uses knowledge of L1-related social and cultural forms to produce a classroom management strategy that is both ‘student-centered’ and ‘student-led,’ and to provide lessons which are inclusive and accessible.
Summary
Much of the research discussion on best practice regarding inclusivity place the onus on the teacher to provide accessible lesson content and foster a welcoming atmosphere. This is at odds with language pedagogy’s emphasis on ‘student-centered’ approaches to learning. This presentation offers a solution that uses knowledge of L1-related social and cultural forms to produce a classroom management strategy that is both ‘student-centered’ and ‘student-led,’ and to provide lessons which are inclusive and accessible.
| Teaching Context | Junior/senior high-school |
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