Series |
SAIL
Volume 26 | Edited book | La linguistica educativa tra ricerca e sperimentazione
Abstract
The volume collects the contributions of academics from various Italian universities who have worked with Carmel Mary Coonan throughout her career at Ca’ Foscari University. Starting from the themes that have characterised Carmel’s research interests, including Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL), professional development for language teachers and action research practice, the volume opens up to original methodological reflections and new lines of research in the field of educational linguistics. The relevance and variety of the studies here described confirm the lively and dynamic character of research and experimentation that shape our discipline. By questioning different language learning environments (both inside and outside language classroom), educational contexts (from kindergarten to university and beyond) and subjects (students as well as teachers), the volume highlights significant gains achieved in the field of language teaching and learning so far. At the same time, however, it makes clear the urge to further boost plurilingualism in language education, a goal that Carmel has tenaciously pursued throughout her whole career.
Keywords Emotions • Teacher training • Vehicular language • Mentors and Masters • Politica scolastica • Nursery school • Specialised terminology • Academic policy • Action-research • Educazione plurilingue • Out-of-school • Intercomprehension (IC) • Digital resources • Minority language teaching • Academic Lecturing • Educational Linguistics • Multimodality • Collaborative Professional Development • Input flood • Profilo del docente di lingue • CLIL teacher profile • CLIL • Upper secondary school • Lavoro • MALL (Mobile-assisted language learning) • Definition • Autobiography • Insegnamento delle lingue minoritarie • Argumentative skills • Teacher cognition • Knowledge sharing • Discourse markers (DM) • Academic careers • Classroom-based research • English Medium Instruction (EMI) • Adulti immigrati • Multiliteracies • Implicit/explicit teaching • Museum • FL teaching • Horizontal learning • Needs analysis • Cooperative learning • Case study • Language learning and teaching • Cimbrian language • Classroom interactions • Apprendimento • Object-based • Higher education • Plurilingual approaches • Language education • Language learning • Glottogeragogic model • Methodology • Core and non-core subjects • Foreign language familiarisation • Native-speakerism • Social mediation methodologies • English Lingua Franca (ELF) • Language teaching • Svantaggio • Plurilingualism • Acquisition • EMI (English Medium Instruction) • Online interaction • Norvegese • Glottotecnologie • Phonology • Lower secondary school • Educational linguistics • CEFR • Languages for specific purposes • Academic life • Pandemic effects • Approcci e metodi glottodidattici • Content-specific learning • L2/LS teaching • Motivation • Socio-constructivist theories • University students • Italian as a Foreign language • Teachers’ training • Italian as a Second language • CLIL classroom discourse • Good practice • Memory • Language teacher professional development
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-683-1 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-683-1 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-684-8 | Number of pages 256 | Published April 28, 2023 | Submitted Jan. 9, 2023 | Language it, en
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Parte I. Una disciplina in evoluzione
Parte II. Omaggio delle allieve