Jill Fernando, British Dyslexia Association How can we respond to the needs of learners who are dyslexic, multilingual or both? This article aims to highlight some of the difficulties faced by dyslexic and/or multilingual learners and then suggests some approaches...
Anthony Lodge, Emeritus Professor of French (St. Andrews University) In staff common-room discussions about those parts of French grammar which cause the most difficulty for English-speaking learners, attention swiftly focusses on past participal agreements and on the...
Kathy Wicksteed, Association for Language Learning Council member and coordinator of FLAME Mysterious ways I can’t remember when I first became interested in CLIL,[ref]It is difficult to choose vocabulary to refer to the teaching of non-language subject content...
Martine Pillette (Moulton, Northamptonshire) THE GRAMMAR AGENDA In the days of O level (GCE Ordinary level was introduced in Britain in 1951) communication was not at the heart of the MFL agenda. The emphasis was much more on linguistic competence than on performance....
Christine O’Leary (Sheffield Hallam University) INTRODUCTION L’utilisation du tableau numérique intéractif (TNI) doit tenir compte de l’évolution des pratiques pédagogiques, en particulier l’approche actionnelle. Celle-ci exige une méthodologie active centrée sur ...
Sandrine Aguerre (Université de Bordeaux 3), Bill Alder (Open University), Tita Beaven (Open University) INTRODUCTION Tele-collaboration is now a well-established practice in language learning and teaching and usually involves ‘learners in parallel language classes...