An International House colleague, Adam Beale, finishes off his second year of teaching and heads into his third with a couple of pertinent blog posts and much promise of an exciting new project for the year ahead:
http://fiveagainstone.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/consider-me-an-object-and-put-me-in-a-coursebook-shaped-vacuum/
I think I’m looking forward to your blogs this year even more than last years – hopefully we’ll get lots of adapted materials out of you to share on the IH platform! And will you be presenting for us at IHTOC3 –http://tinyurl.com/IHTOC3info ?
http://fiveagainstone.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/i-was-a-rabbit-in-your-headlights/
Adam, interesting reading and a lovely way to bring the project to a close – really enjoyed following it all the way through.
That you finish with a comment about emergent language and a formula is great too – I have many doubts about Emergent language and I love formulas. I think the Dogme movement are confused when they speak about emergent language, what they really mean is interlanguage. As I understand it, emergent language is the result of the process, therefore your formula could read:
interlanguage + input = emergent language
I’d be a lot happier with this formula, but it’s also one that’s been around a lot longer then Dogme…
A couple of comments on ‘Five against One’ by @bealer81
6 10 2012An International House colleague, Adam Beale, finishes off his second year of teaching and heads into his third with a couple of pertinent blog posts and much promise of an exciting new project for the year ahead:
http://fiveagainstone.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/consider-me-an-object-and-put-me-in-a-coursebook-shaped-vacuum/
I think I’m looking forward to your blogs this year even more than last years – hopefully we’ll get lots of adapted materials out of you to share on the IH platform! And will you be presenting for us at IHTOC3 –http://tinyurl.com/IHTOC3info ?
http://fiveagainstone.wordpress.com/2012/10/05/i-was-a-rabbit-in-your-headlights/
Adam, interesting reading and a lovely way to bring the project to a close – really enjoyed following it all the way through.
That you finish with a comment about emergent language and a formula is great too – I have many doubts about Emergent language and I love formulas. I think the Dogme movement are confused when they speak about emergent language, what they really mean is interlanguage. As I understand it, emergent language is the result of the process, therefore your formula could read:
interlanguage + input = emergent language
I’d be a lot happier with this formula, but it’s also one that’s been around a lot longer then Dogme…
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