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Description
Modeling spoken language exposes learners to natural language patterns, helping them establish self-correction norms. However, prepared scripts and transcribed dialogues can be unrealistic and unengaging. This workshop offers student videos as authentic and engaging models of spoken language. The presenters will outline the steps they follow, collecting, analyzing, and sharing these videos in class. They will also discuss how the videos help students develop criteria for communicating more accurately and effectively in their own videos.
Summary
Modeling spoken language exposes learners to natural language patterns, helping them establish self-correction norms. However, prepared scripts and transcribed dialogues can be unrealistic and unengaging. This workshop offers student videos as authentic and engaging models of spoken language. The presenters will outline the steps they follow collecting, analyzing, and sharing these videos in class. They will also discuss how the videos help students develop criteria for communicating more accurately and effectively in their own videos.
| Teaching Context | College and university education |
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