Want to know if you're correctly integrating technology into your classroom? This matrix and insight will help you get a firm grasp on what to do.
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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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Not sure about "correctly," but the grid is worth looking at for relevant factors in technology integration in the classroom. The comments to this blog post include links to other grids and rubrics.
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"ASp publishes peer-reviewed research articles and reviews related to the field of English for Specific Purposes (ESP) for both teaching and research. The thematic and non-thematic issues aim to give an insight into the specifics of ESP, notably in its linguistic, discursive, cultural and didactic aspects, and also to develop our knowledge of the various specific English registers used for different purposes."
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I have a paper in Volume 63, but it's not open access:
Shona Whyte: Teaching ESP: A task-based framework for French graduate courses Delete the scoop?
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Appel à communications XXXVe Congrès de l’APLIUT IUT de Montpellier, 30, 31 mai et 1er juin 2013
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Dans le cadre du congrès annuel de la SAES, les présidents de l’atelier Anglais de spécialité– GERAS, Anne Magnet de l’Université de Bourgogne et Michel Van der Yeught de l’Université d’Aix-Marseille, lancent un appel à communications sur le thème choisi par l’atelier : « Aspects de l’appellation dans l’expression linguistique du spécialisé – Implications linguistiques, discursives, culturelles et didactiques en anglais de spécialité ». Delete the scoop?
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Intéressant croisement entre des niveaux d'intégration des TIC (technology integration) par les enseignants (entry, adoption ... transformation, un peu inspiré d'ACOT et d'autres) et des composantes de dispositifs pédagogiques (activités, interactions, productions et buts ... il faudra que j'adapte avec mon modèle pédagogique ) de quoi mieux comprendre "où j'en suis dans mon dispositif" et "vers où le développer". A adapter pour l'enseignement supérier ?
An interactive version of the TIM matrix with detailed lesson plan samples from K-12 classrooms can be accessed at http://www.azk12.org/tim/
Le modèle serait à adapter pour le supérieur, mais il propose des pistes intéressantes.