Exploring and Selecting Descriptors
Descriptors for communicative language activities are organised under four modes: reception; production, interaction and mediation.
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Descriptors for communicative language activities are organised under four modes: reception; production, interaction and mediation.
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After the foundation of action-oriented scenarios and backward design, this extended guide will help you put those ideas into practice.
Using CEFR Descriptors in Scenario Design Read More »
Backward design focuses on the end point to be reached rather than the pathway to be followed.
Backward Design at the Curriculum Level Read More »
Digital storytelling has been defined by Robin (2006) as “the art of telling stories with digital elements including text, graphics, sound, and video”
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Digital Storytelling (DST) aligns with the Action-Oriented Approach (AoA) by engaging learners in real-world communicative tasks.
Digital Storytelling: Pedagogical Foundations Read More »
You see that mediation can mean a lot of things and—as the diagram at the end shows—that there are a lot of different categories of descriptors. Let’s look at this in more detail.
Considering mediation in context and exploration of activities for mediation.
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Virtual exchanges (VE) are technology-mediated, classroom-to-classroom, collaborative learning experiences…
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There is a logical progression from CLT through TBLT to the AoA apart from the chronology of their development.
AoA, CLT, & TBLT: Tasks Read More »
A guide to the use of Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) and the Action-Oriented Approach (AoA)
AoA, CLT & TBLT: Reflection & Application Read More »