fredag, 30. januar 2009, kl. 22:07
Revolutionary approach to learning language
The teaching of languages could be revolutionised following ground-breaking research by Victoria University PhD graduate Paul Sulzberger.
Dr Sulzberger has found that the best way to learn a language is through frequent exposure to its sound patterns—even if you haven’t a clue what it all means.
"However crazy it might sound, just listening to the language, even though you don’t understand it, is critical. A lot of language teachers may not accept that," he says.
Skrevet af Hans Henrik Juhl |
3 kommentarer Emneord: Fonetik og fonologi, Forskning, Paul Sulzberger, sprogtilegnelse, Victoria University
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Uhm, jeg kan ikke tælle det antal nørder jeg kender/har mødt, som har lært en del Japansk på den måde vha. animé (og hentai, selvfølgelig). Synes måske “revolutionary” er lige i overkanten.
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