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J033 Enseñanza y aprendizaje de secuencias formulaicas en estudiantes de ILE (Inglés como Lengua Extranjera) en escuelas primarias
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Chunky chunks : A formulaic approach to teaching vocabulary
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Zinkgräf, Magdalena
Chiclana, Clara
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2019
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In this presentation the teaching of vocabulary is approached in terms of chunks of words. Theoretical issues are explored in relation to Corpus Linguistics perspectives on formulaic language and its impact on the teaching of a foreign language. The advantages of this approach will be analysed and activity samples based on songs will be presented for a B2 learning context.
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<div class="csl-entry">Ponencia presentada en XVII APIZALS Teachers’ Conference, San Carlos de Bariloche, 18-19 Octubre 2019.</div>
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English language--Study and teaching
Enseñanza de idiomas
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documento de conferencia
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In this presentation the teaching of vocabulary is approached in terms of chunks of words. Theoretical issues are explored in relation to Corpus Linguistics perspectives on formulaic language and its impact on the teaching of a foreign language. The advantages of this approach will be analysed and activity samples based on songs will be presented for a B2 learning context.
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Universidad Nacional del Comahue. Facultad de Lenguas
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<div class="csl-entry">Zinkgräf, M. & Verdú, María Angélica. (2019). <em>Chunky chunks: A formulaic approach to teaching vocabulary</em>. Ponencia presentada en XVII APIZALS Teachers’ Conference, San Carlos de Bariloche.</div>
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B2 CEFR level
canciones
chunks
english as a foreign language
enseñanza del inglés
J033
secuencias formulaicas
songs
teaching vocabulary
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Presentaciones en congresos, conferencias, jornadas y otros eventos científicos en los que ha participado el personal docente de la Facultad de Lenguas
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Mendoza
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Jornadas Nacionales de Minificción “Horizontes de la Brevedad en el mundo Iberoamericano"
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2011
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Zinkgräf, Magdalena
Risso Patrón, Zoraida
Verdú, María Angélica
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Un universo en una partícula: la mini-ficción en inglés como disparadora de debate
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IV Jornadas Nacionales de Minificción “Horizontes de la Brevedad en el mundo Iberoamericano
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Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
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<p>La micro-ficción en inglés se presenta, en nuestro contexto universitario, como un desafío para quienes se atreven a afrontarlo, desde lo lingüístico, socio-cultural y afectivo. Este trabajo explorará el potencial de los microrrelatos como herramientas para desarrollar las habilidades orales de alumnos avanzados del Profesorado y Traductorado en Inglés, Facultad de Lenguas (UNCo). Este género supone un lector activo que aporte su propio entendimiento a la ambigüedad inherente al micro-cuento, ya que este estímulo, acotado en apariencia, es, en esencia, infinito en pluralidad de interpretaciones. Así, a partir de una mini-ficción, se obtiene una fuente ilimitada de debate que permite el abordaje de una multiplicidad de temas. En nuestra experiencia, la posibilidad de conocer y explorar otras realidades da a los estudiantes una visión panorámica que les permite valorar la diversidad cultural. <br />En la materia Inglés IV, se propuso a los alumnos trabajar en grupo para seleccionar un cuento corto, analizarlo y formular preguntas que generaran la discusión de los temas centrales en él. En un paso posterior, dirigieron una clase para sus compañeros en la que se debatieron las diferentes opiniones. La naturaleza de las mini-ficciones dio lugar a una riqueza de interpretaciones, fomentada por la política de flexibilidad que se condice con los objetivos de la cátedra. Esta experiencia redundó en beneficios para el grupo en su conjunto: utilizaron la lengua meta en todo momento, se enfrentaron a nuevos universos socio-culturales, y desarrollaron una actitud de tolerancia a la ambigüedad y a la diversidad de opiniones.</p>
<p><br />ABSTRACT<br /><br />In our academic context, the short-short story in English presents itself as a linguistic, sociocultural and affective challenge for those brave enough to face it. This work explores the potential of this genre as a tool for the development of oral skills in English as a Foreign Language, in advanced students taking the Teacher- and Translator- Training courses at Facultad de Lenguas (UNCo). This genre demands an act ive reader that brings his own understanding of the ambiguity inherent in the text to the reading of the story. This stimulus, which may seem as small as a particle, is, in essence, infinite in the wealth of interpretations it may trigger. Thus, from a short story, we get an unlimited source of debate that gives way to the discussion of various topics. The possibility to get to know and explore other worlds gives our students a panoramic view that makes it possible for them to value cultural diversity. Students taking the English IV course in 2010 were encouraged to work in groups to select a short story, analyse it, and pose questions to generate the discussion of the main themes in the texts. At a later stage, they delivered a lesson for their classmates with a debate of students’ opinions. The nature of micro-fiction triggered a richness of interpretations, fueled by the flexibility policy that is part of the objectives of the subject. This experience was beneficial for the course as a whole: students made use the target language at all times, they faced new sociocultural universes and they developed tolerance of ambiguity and of diversity of opinion.</p>
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<p>La micro-ficción en inglés se presenta, en nuestro contexto universitario, como un desafío para quienes se atreven a afrontarlo, desde lo lingüístico, socio-cultural y afectivo. Este trabajo explorará el potencial de los microrrelatos como herramientas para desarrollar las habilidades orales de alumnos avanzados del Profesorado y Traductorado en Inglés, Facultad de Lenguas (UNCo). Este género supone un lector activo que aporte su propio entendimiento a la ambigüedad inherente al micro-cuento, ya que este estímulo, acotado en apariencia, es, en esencia, infinito en pluralidad de interpretaciones. Así, a partir de una mini-ficción, se obtiene una fuente ilimitada de debate que permite el abordaje de una multiplicidad de temas. En nuestra experiencia, la posibilidad de conocer y explorar otras realidades da a los estudiantes una visión panorámica que les permite valorar la diversidad cultural. <br />En la materia Inglés IV, se propuso a los alumnos trabajar en grupo para seleccionar un cuento corto, analizarlo y formular preguntas que generaran la discusión de los temas centrales en él. En un paso posterior, dirigieron una clase para sus compañeros en la que se debatieron las diferentes opiniones. La naturaleza de las mini-ficciones dio lugar a una riqueza de interpretaciones, fomentada por la política de flexibilidad que se condice con los objetivos de la cátedra. Esta experiencia redundó en beneficios para el grupo en su conjunto: utilizaron la lengua meta en todo momento, se enfrentaron a nuevos universos socio-culturales, y desarrollaron una actitud de tolerancia a la ambigüedad y a la diversidad de opiniones.</p>
<p><br />ABSTRACT<br /><br />In our academic context, the short-short story in English presents itself as a linguistic, sociocultural and affective challenge for those brave enough to face it. This work explores the potential of this genre as a tool for the development of oral skills in English as a Foreign Language, in advanced students taking the Teacher- and Translator- Training courses at Facultad de Lenguas (UNCo). This genre demands an act ive reader that brings his own understanding of the ambiguity inherent in the text to the reading of the story. This stimulus, which may seem as small as a particle, is, in essence, infinite in the wealth of interpretations it may trigger. Thus, from a short story, we get an unlimited source of debate that gives way to the discussion of various topics. The possibility to get to know and explore other worlds gives our students a panoramic view that makes it possible for them to value cultural diversity. Students taking the English IV course in 2010 were encouraged to work in groups to select a short story, analyse it, and pose questions to generate the discussion of the main themes in the texts. At a later stage, they delivered a lesson for their classmates with a debate of students’ opinions. The nature of micro-fiction triggered a richness of interpretations, fueled by the flexibility policy that is part of the objectives of the subject. This experience was beneficial for the course as a whole: students made use the target language at all times, they faced new sociocultural universes and they developed tolerance of ambiguity and of diversity of opinion.</p>
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Zinkgraf, M., Risso Patrón, Z. R., & Verdú, M. A. (2011). Un universo en una partícula: la mini-ficción en inglés como disparadora de debate. En IV Jornadas Nacionales de Minificción “Horizontes de la Brevedad en el mundo Iberoamericano. Mendoza: Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras.
debate
english as a foreign language
inglés como lengua extranjera
interpretación
interpretations
micro-fiction
mini-ficción
tolerance
tolerancia