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In Hans Heinrich Stern`s (1992) 'cultural syllabus' the premise is language related to the situational context in which it occurs. Designers predict situations the learners find themselves in, and utilize these; for example, the British Council`s`going to the cinema` LearnEnglish Teens` listening exercise in which pictures are presented from movie genres, and the students are asked to complete a tick-box exercise to determine whether they think the picture is from a horror, science fiction, rom…
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In Hans Heinrich Stern`s (1992) 'cultural syllabus' the premise is language related to the situational context in which it occurs. Designers predict situations the learners find themselves in, and utilize these; for example, the British Council`s`going to the cinema` LearnEnglish Teens` listening exercise in which pictures are presented from movie genres, and the students are asked to complete a tick-box exercise to determine whether they think the picture is from a horror, science fiction, romance, comedy, action, historical drama, or cartoon film. In culturally based situations, language is used and learned, so elements of the `cultural syllabus` are important for the multi-approach.

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  • Author: Robin Bright
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  • ISBN-10: 6200495599
  • ISBN-13: 9786200495594
  • Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
  • Language: English English

In Hans Heinrich Stern`s (1992) 'cultural syllabus' the premise is language related to the situational context in which it occurs. Designers predict situations the learners find themselves in, and utilize these; for example, the British Council`s`going to the cinema` LearnEnglish Teens` listening exercise in which pictures are presented from movie genres, and the students are asked to complete a tick-box exercise to determine whether they think the picture is from a horror, science fiction, romance, comedy, action, historical drama, or cartoon film. In culturally based situations, language is used and learned, so elements of the `cultural syllabus` are important for the multi-approach.

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