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4 thoughts on “Report from the Field – Robert Harrell”
Hurrah for Herr.
That reminds me of a wonderful difference between CI instruction and “traditional” teaching. As “traditional” teachers we may have used culture-related projects (often in L1) because we get student comments about how memorable those were (compared to explicit grammar instruction). How much more rewarding to a language teacher to get comments like this for enjoying the language itself.
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The best kind of encouragement!
Interesting that the student said “jokingly” as a way in which Herr Herrell started talking with them. I’m sure the conversation was fresh and fun and, may I dare say, personal.