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2 thoughts on “Autodidaxy”
Robert sent me a totally cool poster with an automotive theme that really catches the eye. All I can do, being a technot, is share the notepad version here. The point is clear, however. It is the repeated point we have made over the past year about helping kids understand their responsibilities to the teacher and their classmates:
Drive your “Auto” to success in another language!
Autodidaxy (Self learning) needs four wheels
– Autoacousia (Listening for yourself) – a Drive Wheel
• Native Speakers
• Advanced Speakers
• Movies
• TV Shows
• Music
• Video Games
– Autolexia (Reading for yourself) – a Drive Wheel
• Books, Magazines, Newspapers
• E-zines
• Comics
• Menus
• E-mail
• Video Games
– Autographia (Writing for yourself)
• E-mail and E-lists
• Notes
• Journaling
• Social Networks
• Listservs, E-groups
– Autologia (Talking for yourself)
• Conversations
• “Muttering”/sub-vocalization
• Talking to yourself
• VOIP (Skype, etc.)
They’re all important. Don’t let a wheel fall off!
I´m going to use this for level 3 in this last school week!