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Johnson, Brianna. "Motivation and Attitudes Toward Learning French in the University's Foreign Language Classroom." OpenSIUC, 2012. https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/theses/867.
Full textMurray, Garold Linwood. "Bodies in cyberspace : language learning in a simulated environment." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp02/NQ27209.pdf.
Full textMurphy, Elizabeth. "Strangers in a strange land, teachers' beliefs about teaching and learning French as a second or foreign language in online learning environments." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape3/PQDD_0020/NQ54025.pdf.
Full textMarsolais-Johnson, Suzanne Florence. "Enhancing foreign language learning through the integration of computer technology." CSUSB ScholarWorks, 2004. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2672.
Full textMichelson, Kristen E., and Kristen E. Michelson. "Mediating Pedagogies for Teaching and Learning Language and Culture as Discourse: A Multiliteracies-Based Global Simulation in Intermediate French." Diss., The University of Arizona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/560942.
Full textFazio, Lucy 1947. "The role of an experimental component in the analytic classrooms of minority-language students /." Thesis, McGill University, 1999. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=36011.
Full textCapliez, Marc. "Acquisition and learning of English phonology by French speakers : on the roles of segments and suprasegments." Thesis, Lille 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LIL30011/document.
Full textResearchers increasingly highlight the crucial role of prosody in communication, speech comprehensibility, and the detection of a foreign accent. Thus, the learning and teaching of English as a foreign language would benefit from prioritising the suprasegmental, or prosodic, features (i.e., stress, rhythm, and intonation), rather than the segmental features (i.e., consonants and vowels) as many teachers tend to do, all the more so as prosodic errors often have a more detrimental effect than segmental errors. The present doctoral thesis starts from the hypothesis that French-speaking learners of English could improve their oral skills (production and perception) more if they were primarily taught the prosodic characteristics of the target language, rather than putting the segments in the foreground. Our experimental study compares the impact of a “prosody-based” teaching approach with that of a “segment-based” approach on non-beginner French learners of English. Although the two teaching methods enabled the participants to improve their L2 production and perception skills, compared with a non-treated control group, neither of the two methods enabled them to improve their oral skills more than the other, suggesting that it is important to include segmental and suprasegmental aspects alike in the teaching of English as a foreign language
Luk, Yuen-chau, and 陸婉秋. "The role of phonological awareness in second language reading." Thesis, The University of Hong Kong (Pokfulam, Hong Kong), 2006. http://hub.hku.hk/bib/B36890613.
Full textVitullo, Maria Elisabeth. "O papel da gramática no ensino e na aprendizagem de francês - língua estrangeira: importância, função e delimitação." Universidade de São Paulo, 2012. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-29082012-093335/.
Full textThis study aims at discussing the issue of teaching and learning French as a foreign language, more specifically, the role of grammar and its complexity in such process in institutional environments. In order to achieve its goals, this research starts with a retrospective study of foreign language learning, triggered by the simple need for social exchanges until the systematization and development of teaching methods, considering the relevance of grammar in the linguistic and pedagogical thinking. It also presents a review of modern teaching methods of French for foreigners, with emphasis on the approach given to grammar as well as the way to cope with it in related textbooks. Then, it investigates what can be considered the core of this study: the concepts, the importance and the focus on grammar in the development of the teaching and learning process. The investigation was conducted by applying questionnaires to teachers and students, as well as class observation. The aim was to comprise the context taken into account in order to obtain more reliable results to the analysis. Finally, it intends to show the role of grammar in the teaching and learning of French as a foreign language.
Oliveira, Sônia Regina Nóbrega de. "Da dificuldade de produção oral à construção do indivíduo-aprendiz-adulto em língua francesa." Universidade de São Paulo, 2008. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-27022009-153048/.
Full textThis dissertation had as research and study object one prevalent factor in foreign language learning: the need to communicate. In this sense, the oral production between the conversationalists is fundamental to the success of the linguistic performance acquisition in the new idiom. However, some adult learners showed themselves blocked up in the moment of oralizing what causes them a double damage: the one that hits the social interaction and another that affects their personal and as a learner identity. When trying to understand the silence shown by a group of university students, complete beginners in French language, it was verified that deeply crystallized beliefs about the teaching/learning of foreign language, as well as psycho-socio-affective factors appear possibly in a cause-effect relationship to the non-oralizing. The preliminary considerations, obtained by means of a qualitative research with these learners, led us to believe in the imperious need of a behaviour change by these adult learners, in order to be able to accomplish, through their individual characteristics, the necessary strategies to overcome the psycho-socioaffective conflicts or resistance to the changes and in this way develop the oral expression. The research consisted in the creation of an experimental aid course, ministrated during two semesters to these adult learners showing difficulty. The classes where note taken in form of reflexive diaries, and the discussions maintained with the learners, appropriately registered by writing. With these research instruments it was possible to identify the psycho-socio-affective order block up that where limiting the oral expression, interaction and finally the learning by these students. Through that dynamic, it was observed that not only the efforts of these learners with difficulties are considered relevant, but of all the group-class, standing out the need of a commitment of the teacher with each learner, as well as 10 with the teaching/learning, together looking for the growth and the improvement of all.
Jover-Faleiros, Rita. "A experiência da leitura literária em um curso de francês instrumental." Universidade de São Paulo, 2006. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-10082007-160046/.
Full textIt is used to identifying the teaching of Reading in French (RF), as a practice that is included among the modalities of the teaching of French as a Foreign Language (FFL) with the teaching of reading of French texts and in general, it deals with the reading of informative texts. In this work, however, I also propose literary text readings in the context of teaching/learning. For such, I do, firstly, a historical of RF. After that, I discuss the cognitive processes of reading, reading in foreign language and the specifity of literary reading in foreign language. Finally, from the proposed methodology by Dabène and Quet (2000), I reflect about the contribution of the literary text in a RF course through the analysis of oral and written verbalizations achieved by the students of this course.
Croze, Emmanuelle. "Eléments de lecture pour une mise en perspective de l’échec d’un dispositif d’enseignement-apprentissage de français en ligne et à distance dans une université ouverte d’Afrique de l’est." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019GREAL007/document.
Full textThe decline of an online and distance learning program for French as a foreign language offered in an African open university is the starting point of this research, which is located in the fields of educational sciences and applied linguistics and dealing with learning cultures, self-training and language learning methodology. The initial objective of this PhD thesis was to understand what caused the program to fail. The teaching and learning program was coordinated, designed and implemented by people of European and African origin, intended for a Tanzanian audience, and received significant support from French cooperation and the hierarchy of its host university, the Open University of Tanzania (OUT). The thesis analyses the cultures, especially the learning cultures within the OUT, in order to explore to what extent the encounter of a pedagogical culture of the North, present through the French agents and African teachers, who were trained in France, and of the learning culture of Tanzanian students enrolled in the OUT could be a factor explaining the decline of the initial program. The thesis also investigates possible fatal divergences within the French program itself, analyzing a possible discrepancy between the conceptions of the different parties involved in the program (designers, teachers and students) with regard to the teaching and learning of languages but also to computer assisted (language) learning. Beyond the analysis of the decline of the system, this thesis has made it possible to reveal, among students, original learning practices shaped by the Tanzanian (learning) culture. It shows how students create face to face learning situations in an open university that promotes self-study and offers exclusively distance learning. It also highlights the fact that the institution has partially adapted and integrated the practices of its students. The study shows that the actual (cultural) challenge lays on the micro level of the attitudes and beliefs and the acceptance of the initial principles by the different agents. The investigation of the French program (including the documents that established the pedagogical principles of the program and the responses of students and teachers) shows that there is strong convergence between the program as it was designed on the one hand, and students' practices and conceptions of a language course on the other hand. But tensions are particularly high when it comes to considering digital technology in French language training. The analysis highlights that negative teacher conceptions of digital technology in education has led to the termination of the online learning program in favor of face to face teaching and that, unlike the institution that integrates student practices, teachers in charge of the French program do not take into account the practices and expectations of their audience. This study therefore shows that, at least in the case studied, the potentially fatal tensions for a learning program are not caused by the encounter of teaching and learning cultures if a willingness to adapt and to move towards a common culture is present. Difficulties arise when learning cultures and practices are imagined and/or projected from personal experiences, and when the focus on these imagined cultures and practices (or non-practices) leads to the imposition of a particular system by a group of agents with some power
Stoltz, Joakim. "L'alternance codique dans l'enseignement du FLE : Étude quantitative et qualitative de la production orale d'interlocuteurs suédophones en classe de lycée." Doctoral thesis, Linnéuniversitetet, Institutionen för språk och litteratur, SOL, 2011. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:lnu:diva-11480.
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Ahmad, Ajhar. "The use of metacognitive learning strategies in learning vocabulary among Malaysian university students." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU20092.
Full textThe present study aims to investigate twofold: (1) to investigate the students’ perceptions toward vocabulary learning which influences the choice and the use of the strategies (Discovery Study) and (2) to investigate and describe the effect of using Metacognitive strategies which were integrated in vocabulary learning lessons employed by Malaysian University students in learning French as a foreign language (Main Study); This study included variables such as Individual differences and Situational and Social factors that act as facilitators and constraints of the students’ vocabulary learning. Qualitative approach is applied for objective 1 and whilst quantitative approach is used to fulfil objective 2. The research subjects under the present investigation were 45 undergraduate students studying at UiTM (University of Technology Mara, Penang Campus) in academic year 2015; one class of 21 which received metacognitive learning strategies in learning vocabulary involving the experimental group; the other class of 24 students served as the control group and received only traditional method of learning without metacognitive components. The primary data sources of this study were analysed by SPSS such as t-test to assess the significant differences for mean of vocabulary knowledge tests performance between the control group and experimental group during pre and post-tests and as well Excel 2007 to analyse descriptively the frequency, percentage mean and standard deviation of metacognitive strategy components use. Furthermore, One Way ANCOVA analysis was used to determine the effects of using metacognitive strategy during vocabulary learning lessons. Moreover, questionnaires and semi-structured interview were used for collecting data and course documents, students’ reflective answers (Keys ideas), and notes during the class interventions were additional data sources. The findings reveal that students’ perception towards vocabulary learning of the target language affects the selection and use of the strategy, where the negative perception resulted in an unsuccessful learning whilst positive perceptions will lead to effective learning. The analysis results found that the factors were strongly related to influence the use of the strategies such as beliefs, affective states, learner factors, target language and context. Moreover, using metacognitive strategy in the vocabulary learning was beneficial in enhancing the students’ vocabulary knowledge performances. Findings from this study also suggest that perceptions towards vocabulary learning and the use of metacognitive strategies in learning French vocabulary had impacts on foreign language learning
Martins, Emili Barcellos. "Uma experiência de ensino de francês língua estrangeira no contexto do profissional de secretariado: francês com objetivos específicos?" Universidade de São Paulo, 2011. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-02052011-163432/.
Full textThis dissertation aims at describing, analysing and discussing a teaching/learning experience to secretaries regarding the French language. Its core question is whether or not a course with specific purposes would be viable for learners with little or no knowledge of the language but already inserted in the work market. The study wanted to determine if such a course would be efficient or if the students would need a general course of French as a foreign language prior to the specific purpose course. The experimental course was taught at the secretaries union in the state of São Paulo from March to November 2009 and it had 13 secretaries. Based on the observation of data collected and the results obtained, we found it important to add another perspective: is this a FOS course or a FLE course but oriented to the secretarial field? This research shows first the professionals as well as parameters that refer to the tasks demanded from these professionals in todays Brazilian work market. Following, it analyses the genesis and the gradual development of the concept of FOS. Finally, it exposes the conception of the experimental course based on the results obtained in the period of the needs analysis. This case study reveals the core of a teachers job: the one of being responsible for the conception of linguistic formation that put together conception protocols and procedures of FOS with the secretarial orientation.
Dressler, Lutz. "Wie lässt sich das Interesse am Erlernen von Deutsch als Fremdsprache (wieder) steigern? : Warum lernt man als schwedischer Schüler neben der eigenen Muttersprache gerade Deutsch als zweite Fremdsprache? Was sind Anreize dafür?" Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Tyska, 2016. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-21787.
Full textMohammed, Abdallah Ishag Babiker. "L'utilisation des TIC dans l'apprentisage du FLE au Soudan : étude de cas à l'université de Nyala au Darfour." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017UBFCC005.
Full textThis research aim lays on the impact of the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) during French teaching class in Sudan. This case study focused on the students from Nyala University (South Darfur State). The hypothesis was about the ICT impact on the learning as a vector for the French language mastering and the initiation towards its cultural aspects by the modification of the knowledge relationship. The crossed methodology used 1) a qualitative inquiry interview on teachers about their ICT uses; 2) a survey questionnaire (N=220; all the student population enrolled at Nyala university in the language curriculum); 3) a comparative study on classroom pracTICs with(out) the ITC use (2/ 12 sequences duration; semester 5 level; 90 students). Results showed that the ITC use impacts the interaction dynamics and modifies the rapport to knowledge, opening perspective s for democrati zing and the area as well as renewing the professional and student pracTICs towards crosscultural perspectives
Paulo, Amadeu Antonio. "Motivation et enseignement/apprentissage du Français langue étrangère. Etude de cas : élèves angolais de la région sud (collégiens et lycéens)." Thesis, Besançon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BESA1004.
Full textIn a school context, teaching and learning are both determined by the learner’s motivation status in lessons of French as a foreign language. An active participation is required from the pupil for learning especially since, as far as a foreign language is concerned, learning very often entails a more important psychological commitment than in other school subjects. The learner should prove a complete availability and involvement in learning activities, which is far from being the case: in the Southern region of Angola in our scope of interest, the secondary school children prove very passive in lessons of French as a foreign language.In this work we have been above all wondering why a recurring passive attitude and a behaviour of evasive efforts, even a troublemaking one, mainly occur specifically in lessons of French as a foreign language. Is it due to a lack of motivation? If yes, what would then be the deep causes of it, as motivation simply results from other factors? The answers to these interrogations are based on a set of questionnaires sent to pupils, teachers and to pupils’ parents and on observing pupils’ behaviour and teachers’ practice in lessons of French as a foreign language. Thus the results obtained enabled us to answer to questions asked beforehand. For helping improve teaching/learning French as a foreign language we built up proposals of teaching remediation in accordance to difficulties met in the field
Costa, Beatrice Reichen Vasconcelos. "A música como experiência: potencialidades da canção no ensino-aprendizagem de frânces língua estrangeira." Universidade de São Paulo, 2017. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-21072017-154607/.
Full textThis research analyzed the theme of songs in the teaching-learning process of French as a second language and foreign languages in general. Its main objective was to investigate the potentialities of songs which, despite being a specific material widely used in classrooms, is frequently underused. The theoretical framework was established based on the areas of linguistics (Saussure; Bakhtin; Vigotski), music (Wisnik; Attali), neuro-science (Patel) and song (Beaumont-James; Tatit). The study of these authors reinforced the richness not only of the two systems analyzed the verbal language and the music but also and above all, of their enhancement through the song. In an action research, teaching-learning activities regarding the theme (Musical Itineraries) were carried out with French as a second language students and teachers, using Postmethod (Kumaravadivelu) and art as experience (Dewey) postulates to the educational discussion. Based on these two authors, new aspects have been integrated to the analysis of the song: the learning as an experience and the importance of emotion permeating the process from beginning to end. The potentialities of using songs in language classrooms have proven to be considerable provided that careful attention is paid to their multiple aspects and that teachers and students can further explore them.
Hatef, Faheza. "L'enseignement et la diffusion du français en Afghanistan : bilan et perspective." Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019BOR30008.
Full textThis thesis proposes to study the "teaching and diffusion of French language in Afghanistan: review and perspective". The teaching of French has been developed for almost a century in Afghanistan; the French language is taught at the secondary level, at the university level, in the French Institute of Afghanistan as well as at in the private centers in Afghanistan. The present research has tried very modestly to show what are the approaches implemented for the teaching and the diffusion of French in Afghanistan. Throughout this work, we have set ourselves the fundamental goal of exploring the teaching and learning situation of French, the motivations of Afghan students for learning this language, the representations these students have of this language as well as the supports put in place for the teaching, the promotion and the diffusion of this language in Afghanistan. The methodology of this work is based on surveys conducted in Kabul (semi-structured interviews and questionnaires). Our surveys were conducted using data collected through two data tools: questionnaire surveys of teachers and students of French and a semi-structured interview with professors of the French Department of Kabul University. Our interviewees are made up of students from the French department (students specializing in French), students learning French as second language, and students from two French-speaking Afghan high schools (Istiqlal and Malalaï), and the French teachers of these institutions: Department of French and Istiqlal and Malalaï high schools. According to the results of these surveys, Afghan students learn French for several reasons: instrumental and personal. French is considered an important language from a professional point of view on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is the cultural value and prestige of this language that gives Afghans access to a rich culture. It is also perceived, according to these students, as a language of openness to the world, which is why French has a privileged status in Afghanistan. Although Afghans do not use French for writing, speaking and for daily and professional communication, the persistence of this language in afghan society is due to the positive reasons and the representations that these students have of this language
Harb, Hiba. "La production écrite en droit : analyse linguistique et propositions didactiques." Thesis, Artois, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017ARTO0007.
Full textThe international mobility of students who wish to pursue higher education in France or abroad has been increasing for several years. This movement continues to create specific demands that universities are called upon to meet by adapting their programs to the new demands of teaching and learning French. This is the reason why the domain of the French as Foreign Language has evolved, giving birth to new approaches to teaching the French language, among which the French for Academic Purpose. Our research problem is in line with this point of view insofar as it concerns the foreign non-francophone and Arabic-speaking students enrolled in Law majors in France. Our analysis of the exam copies of these students shows that they have many difficulties in linguistic and pragmatic in writing. In addition, the answers on the survey that we have distributed to this audience of learners highlights their writing practices, and allows us to provide educational solutions adapted to the difficulties encountered, which is the main objective of our research . In addition to the problem of written production, we propose ways to promote interaction between students, teachers and professionals in the field of law
Afonso, Liz Helena Gouveia. "História e cultura no ensino-aprendizagem do francês língua estrangeira em contexto universitário: contribuições para o desenvolvimento da autonomia e do senso crítico." Universidade de São Paulo, 2016. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-08032017-141159/.
Full textWe have conducted our research based on the hypothesis that foreign language teaching, in this case French, through an historical and cultural approach, an input deemed current and interesting (ABDALLAH-PRETCEILLE, 1996), would promote learning within the target language context, and facilitate the development of communicative competence and autonomy both of students and teachers to manage the process as a whole. At the same time, by drawing a parallel with the history and culture of students mother tongue, our goal as teacher-researcher is to make them rethink the history of their own country as it is a part of the construction of their identity as social actors, an aspect that will inevitably rise during communication. Being able to understand the language and the history of the Other and to speak about ones own history are references that enable students to improve their sociolinguistic competence and to know how to learn. The action-type research conducted consisted in developing and teaching a FFL pilot course focused on cinema and arts. The theme previously negotiated with the students was the Eiffel Tower. It encompassed the Belle Époque period and used Krashens theories (1982), post method (KUMARAVADIVELU, 2003), plausibility and task-based approach (PRABHU, 2000) as well as the philosophy of Freires pedagogy of autonomy (1996) as reference to design the course. We have also relied on Gardners social psychology (1985) to emphasize the role attitudes play in learning, and Selfdetermination theories (Ryan and Deci, 2000) among other authors researched. The data considered for result analysis and discussion included tasks carried out, students formal course assessment, and the researchers remarks. The results obtained indicate that history and culture by means of movies and arts are compelling and motivating themes that evoke emotion and allow one to work the language for communication. They are also thought-provoking themes that demand autonomy of students and teachers to work FFL from a critical standpoint without neglecting linguistic aspects. However, it requires continuous teacher training. Based on students production we have concluded that autonomy and motivation remain after class. We finish the study by raising new hypotheses for further researches.
Ebrahimi, Anita. "L'acquisition de la compétence de communication dans l'enseignement du français, langue étrangère en contexte universitaire iranien." Thesis, Angers, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018ANGE0060/document.
Full textThis work is a theoretical, methodological and practical contribution that proposes the contextualization of communicative tasks to develop communication skills in learning French, as a foreign language in the context of Iranian students.The tasks proposed in a FLE textbook play a central role in the acquisition of communication skills. As such, it is important that students acquire skills through relevant tasks that fit their socio-cultural environment. This thesis attempts to establish a logical relationship between communication activities, as part of an Iranian textbook of FLE, and the cultural aspects of Iran. It highlights the contextualization of tasks by means of written documents, audio-visual media, and still and animated images. This thesis attempts to enhance students’ learning autonomy by proposing activities adapted to their socio-cultural context
Dias, Barbara Carolina. "Com ou sem emoção? Percursos do ensino-aprendizagem lexical em Francês Língua Estrangeira." Universidade de São Paulo, 2016. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-08032017-160329/.
Full textThis dissertation has as its main objective to reflect about the problems and perspectives on the lexical teaching and learning in French as foreign language (FLE). With this in mind, we search to understand how the lexical content was treated during the didactic history of French as a foreign language and how the lexical learning procedures happen (with special attention to those procedures related to the cognitive psychology theories and to the memory constitution) for, then, analyze the FLE didactic materials available to the big public in a way to understand how these different materials are thought. We will give special attention to the Dis-moi dix mots (2014-2015) materials, which shows the importance of an emotional approach in the acquisition of new words in foreign languages. Therefore, we have felt the need to better understand the relations constructed between the student and the foreign language he learns. In this perspective, we have interviewed some foreign language speakers with the intention to identify the possible factors that have contributed to the acquisition of new words. This work was developed on the main hypothesis that even with the rehabilitation of the lexical teaching and learning theories (mainly by the works written by Robert Galisson after the eighties) and with the knowledge that it is common-sense between the foreign language teachers that the acquisition of new words is directly connected with the greater or lesser capacity of oral and written comprehension and production showed by the foreign language students still today the lexical study is given little importance and does not constitute a goal for the guided teaching. The lexical study in French as a foreign language still lacks a balanced teaching and learning methodology capable of promoting the development of a lexical competence by the means of proper semantic knowledge (recognized in the discourses and its sociocultural dimensions) and linguistic knowledge (mainly related to the morphological and phonetical structures). After the proposed analyses, we concluded this dissertation by identifying some important elements for the optimization of lexical teaching and learning in the French as a foreign language context, having in mind the scarcity of time available during classes for developing this learning aspect and its importance for the progressive growth of the lexical competence in French as a foreign language students.
Jao, Lester Mtwana. "Enseignement/apprentissage de la composante orale à travers Parlons français, méthode de FLE élaborée au Kenya à partir de la problématique de l’approche communicative." Thesis, Pau, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PAUU1015/document.
Full textMost languages taught consist of two components: the written and oral components. The latter, commonly referred to as “oral”, does not seem to interest many researchers of French as a Foreign Language in Kenya. In this country most researches conducted in the area of French as a Foreign Language focus mainly on the written component of the language. The few researchers who have ventured into the oral domain have dealt mainly with the teaching and learning of the oral component of language in general. It is noteworthy that studies on the oral component in a given French textbook in Kenya have not yet been carried out. This is what prompted us to undertake this study, which generally aims at determining the extent to which Parlons français conforms to principles and requirements of the Communicative Approach – the teaching methodology on which this textbook is based. In particular, in this study we ask ourselves the following crucial questions: In what way does Parlons français conform to principles and requirements of the Communicative Approach regarding the teaching and learning of the oral component of French as a Foreign Language? What importance is accorded to “oral” and “oralité” in this particular textbook? How are these two facettes of the oral component presented in the textbook? What difficulties do teachers and learners of French using Parlons français in the teaching and learning of the oral component encounter in Kenyan secondary schools? Our study seeks to provide answers to these questions
Zhang, Li. "Analyse des difficultés rencontrées par les étudiants chinois au cours de leur apprentissage du français et réflexions didactiques (à partir de la voix passive)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCF018.
Full textBy examining the typical difficulties faced by Chinese students in their learning of French as foreign language (FLE in French), this thesis aims to list, categorize, and analyze their recurring errors at different levels in writing, in order to propose some proper suggestions that could possibly help improve the teaching of French as foreign language in China. The thesis is divided into seven chapters based on error analysis from a specific grammar point - the passive voice, and then, the thesis, at the micro level, on different aspects: perceptuo - memorial, meta-linguistics and semantic - pragmatic, analyzes the various types of written errors Chinese students make in their French learning, with a general assessment at the end. With previous analysis, the thesis concludes that the main causes of the difficulties Chinese students encounter in the French learning lie in the differences between French language and their mother tongue while the influence of the mother tongue is ubiquitous. It is with the reference of structural linguistics and contrastive linguistics in our analyzing process of the error cases, one by one from the materials specially gathered for this purpose, that the research has found the main causes that underlie the errors. And it is by using a statistical analysis of the corpus collected, that the research has also found the distribution of different categories of the errors, so that it provides a objective basis for the further improvement of French teaching in China
Eshtiwi, Suaad. "Analyse de la langue et exploitation pédagogique des documents authentiques en classe de langue." Thesis, Artois, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018ARTO0004.
Full textIn Lybia, French as a foreign language intervenes as a optional language, and only at the university level. Therefore, the training undertaken in Lybian universities - especially at Zawyia University- doesn’t allow students to acquire the main skills to face any kind of communication situations, especially the ones that have to do with daily life, because the university’s French department suffers from the lack of material and resources, also because teachers frequently didn’t received continuous training in French as a foreign language’s didactic, and finally because the methods concerned with the transmission of information don’t arouse leaners’ motivation. While thinking how to improve its teaching, how to teach differently a foreign language, how to make a foreign language alive in the classroom and lead to a more efficient learning, we decided to choose the use of authentic documents, which – to our opinion – can contribute to the modernization of French teaching methods in Lybia and develop language capabilities of learners. Consequently, we have been piloting the dependability of the introduction of this methodology in the French as a foreign language department of the University of Zawyia and testing its effectiveness. This experiment took place throughout the year 2017 with learners in second year of study of French as a foreign language with A2+/B1 level. In our mind, and based on the learners’ results, the integration turned out to be convincing because it arouses interest and motivation, allows to vary teaching aids of this foreign language, to break with the standard practices of teaching and because it develops language, communicative, and intercultural skills for learners
Duruş, Natalia-Maria. "Analyse conversationnelle des interactions, dramatisation et didactique du FLE en contexte non-institutionnel." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCF009.
Full textThe current thesis focuses on guided language learning exchanges in French, in a face-to-face non-institutional setting in the multilingual context of Luxembourg. It describes and analyzes interactions between adult plurilingual speakers whose first language is Chinese or Korean and multilingual speakers acting as experts for the French language. Taking a qualitative analysis approach, our work strives to apply the tools of conversation analysis of a rather Anglo-American origin to a vision of “didactique” corresponding to the French language tradition. To this end, we rely in particular on the notions of communicative competence(Hymes 1972), dramatization (Goffman 1991) and social role (Cicurel 1988). The analysis of learning-in-interaction data shows the enactment of a variety of dramatization-related interactional resources by both learners and experts: the situated dialogue, the voice, the formulaic language, the discursive sequentiality, the repair, the explanatory sequence, the pre-recorded conversational narrative, the evaluation, the embedded narrative, the identity, the conversational narrative of the expert, the interview, the conversational narrative of the learner and the editor mode. A few recommendations-suggestions are proposed in the conclusion, focusing on how these dramatization activities could inform, at different levels, the development of French teaching and learning
Manning, Patricia. "Itsicall : Investigating Teaching Strategies in Computer Assisted Language Learning." n.p, 1994. http://ethos.bl.uk/.
Full textBilhaj, Hussain. "Enseignement du français langue étrangère en Libye : analyse des méthodes appliquées au lycée et propositions didactiques." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022LORR0163.
Full textThis research focuses on the teaching-learning (EA) French as a foreign language (FLE) in sec-ondary school in Libya. It aims to question the program followed, but also the textbooks and teaching materials used in secondary schools. Given the critical nature of the role played by the MS / MD in the success or failure of EA (Mackey, 1972: 193), and the difficult conditions that the teaching of FLE in secondary school has gone through and still goes through today, ques-tioning the teaching set and its content has become a necessity. Indeed, our field study shows that it is essential and even urgent to verify the applicability of this didactic device, its effective-ness, but also its compliance with the intended audience, its needs and the objectives and rec-ommendations of the Ministry of Education. To study this question, our thesis defines, in a first part, the theoretical framework of this research by addressing the main methodological currents of the EA of foreign languages and the psychological theories of learning. This part also deals with methodologies of MS / MD analysis. The second part concerns, first, a general presenta-tion of the historical and geographical context of Libya but also on the status of FLE in Libya. Subsequently, we take stock of the MS / MD, with a presentation of the MS / MD (Oasis 1, 2, 3) used from 2007 until 2014. Then, we carry out a comparative analysis of a contrastive nature of the two methods of FLE: Le Nouveau Pixel 1 (Favret: 2016) and Le français pour la Libye/Pixel 1 (Favret: 2019). Finally, we present various didactico-pedagogical and methodolog-ical avenues, based on the results of the analyzes carried out
Tijman, Diane Alexandra. "Communicative computer use in French as a second language learning." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/29801.
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Li, Meng. "Développement de l'expression orale du français chez les apprenants chinois par le biais de l'échange écrit instantané en ligne." Thesis, Limoges, 2020. http://aurore.unilim.fr/theses/nxfile/default/e30e642f-7e77-4c68-a010-2f57edcde34d/blobholder:0/2020LIMO0058.pdf.
Full textThis research concerns teaching French as a foreign language. It focuses exclusively on the development of French oral expression skills by way of synchronous text-based online exchange. The research began when the authors noticed that oral expression was a big handicap for Chinese students and that teaching practices in the classroom were insufficient to remedy it. Against this background, we referred to Information and Communication Technologies for Education (ICTE) and asked the question: could ICTE help create a teaching / learning device in order to improve oral activities, complement spoken French teaching, and improve significantly Chinese students’ oral expression skills? To answer this question, this paper focuses on a key pedagogical issue, by reference to the hypothesis that, as an auxiliary method, synchronous text-based online exchange could assist Chinese students majoring in French to improve their speaking skills. Focusing on both key learning theories and teaching information and communication technologies, examining this hypothesis permitted us to analyse the close relationship between written and oral expression in order to improve Chinese students’ oral expression skills. Results of our teaching experiment further confirmed the hypothesis, while also opening up new avenues of reflection on this issue and suggesting future research
Abdussadiq, Eman. "L’enseignement/apprentissage du français langue étrangère dans l’enseignement supérieur en Libye : didactique en situation d’urgence." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020GRALL021.
Full textThis thesis, devoted to the teaching and learning of FFL in higher education in Libya, is part of an exploratory and reflective process. The initial field study designed to describe and comprehend the nature of the context, was undertaken in 2013-2014 at Azzaytuna University in Libya. The actors involved include 5 teachers and 14 students of FFL. A political upheaval and the advent of war made it impossible to return to the field. The research was however pursued, with the help of digital tools such as Face Boo,k which enabled the researcher to maintain contract with the phonetics teacher and with the students of the initial group. A complementary needs study was carried out in 2014-2015 by questionnaire made available on-line. The anlayses brought to light several didactic and psychological determining factors. Learner expectations, needs, and difficulties, particularly regarding pronunciation difficulties provided material for reflection on the conception of didactic activities. In the emergency didactic situation, the intervention – at the initiative of the researcher herself - produced a set of pedagogical activities – in the form of videos dealing with specific prononciation difficulties recorded and digitalised on-line – aimed at improving Libyen students’ pronunciation in an aloglot context. The collaboration of the phonetics teacher enabled experimentation of the material in class as well as the videos being made available to all students on You Tube and Face Book. In order to test the efficacy of the material, two distinct methods were used: pre and post -tests were administered before and after the training session and the results sent to the researcher by Viber on the one hand, and on the other, the students’ pronunciation was assessed by Frech-speaking teachers. The results of the analyses and of their assessments show that the material and activities enhanced their pronunciation and contributed to their progress
Gangolli, Anjali. "L'enseignement du français langue étrangère aux enfants en milieu institutionnel : Le cas de l'Inde." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017UBFCC008/document.
Full textThis doctoral thesis in the domain of foreign language didactics explores teaching “French as a Foreign Language” (known as FLE in French) to children (early learning/teaching of French as a Foreign Language) in an institutional and non-francophone environment. The objectives of this doctoral thesis are to examine the perceptions of Indian parents and children, to study how children learn languages and the methods used to teach foreign languages to children, to observe children learning a foreign language in an institutional environment in a non-francophone country and lastly, to suggest steps to be implemented in order to make teaching French as a Foreign Language to children in this particular context efficient.In this doctoral thesis, the study is based on two complementary angles: the learner’s and the teacher’s, and examines the the oretical and practical issues. It explores the relations between the child and language and the specific characteristics of the child as a learner. The thesis also explores the pedagogical principles behind teaching French as a Foreign Language to children and the classroom practices (resources and classroom activities). The study also contains a case study, describing an experience in India, in a language institute. Lastly, the thesis presents findings drawn from the research done and the observations made during the study, and makes recommendations regarding teaching French as a Foreign Language to children in an institutional environment in a non francophone country
Dikosso-Bebe, Lydie Marina. "Mobile Technologies for Language Learning: A Case Study of Beginning Learners of French." Thesis, University of North Texas, 2020. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1703419/.
Full textNishimura, Sahsha Kiyoko Watanabe Dellatorre. "Inventaire Futile: experiência, autoria e linguagens entrelaçadas no ensino-aprendizagem de francês língua estrangeira na escola." Universidade de São Paulo, 2018. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-22022019-183039/.
Full textThis research had the objective of encouraging reflections on experience, authorship and intertwined languages on teaching and learning French as a foreign language in a school context through analysis and discussion of problematizations and themes presented in the format of an Inventaire Futile, a writing exercise performed by Roland Barthes (1975) and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (1989), among others, and which is based on enumeration and lists (Eco, 2009). Every inventory theme has emerged from interactions within French classes taught at the Secondary School of the School of Application of the School of Education at the University of São Paulo (EA-FEUSP) since 2010, but specially in the period from 2014 to 2018. It also emerged from students\' accounts on their journal de bord - a quarterly proposal for extra-class activity. Researches on education (Meirieu, 2005; Freire, 2015; Masschelein & Simons, 2015), mainly post-criticism ones (Silva, 2008; Larrosa, 2002, 2008, 2011; Corazza, 2013), and researches on postmethod for teaching foreign languages (Kumaravadivelu, 1994, 2003, 2006) provided the theoretical foundation for us to study and analyze such interactions. It allowed us to learn the perspectives of those who teach and of those who learn a foreign language by confronting what was proposed for teaching with what was reported by the students.
Oliveira, Patrícia Melo de. "Os pronomes en e y a dinâmica da leitura em Francês Língua Estrangeira." Universidade de São Paulo, 2014. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/8/8146/tde-30032015-122612/.
Full textThe purpose of this research was to observe, analyze and intervene in the learning of en and y pronouns from the reading of news by Brazilian students learning French as a foreign language on B1 level. The research begun with the study of materials dealing with such pronouns: French grammars as native language, French grammars as foreign language, linguistic studies, FLE teaching and learning methods. Facing the heterogeneity on the presentation of en and y pronouns, complex on some books, superficial or falsely simple in others, we have decided to verify in practice how FLE students were dealing with such items. Data from our practical research were obtained from groups of B1 level students (CEFR) from a language school, applying reading and pronominal anaphora recognition tests, especially on en and y. The reading proposal dynamic adopted had as theoretical basis FAYOL (1992, 2003), GAONACH (2000), GIASSON (1990, 1995), GOIGOUX (1992, 2003, 2005) and PIETRARÓIA (1997, 2001) studies. Having the data analyzed, it was possible to create didactic actions aiming FLE students awareness on the importance of recognizing and interpreting anaphoric pronouns during the reading, specially en and y, whose equivalent does not exist in Portuguese. The proposed dynamic consisted in activities before, during and after the reading of each news selected, emphasizing the exercises for the activation of ascending process of comprehension in order to make them more transparent and conscious, valuing the coherence and cohesion in text construction at the same time. The results were very satisfactory and allowed us to affirm that an explicit work, facing the complexity of en and y pronouns, is not only necessary to FLE teaching and learning, but also make reading and learning even more complete and productive
Boudebia-Baala, Afaf. "L'impact des contextes sociolinguistique et scolaire sur l'enseignement/apprentissage du français dans le Souf à travers l'analyse des représentations comme outil de description." Phd thesis, Université de Franche-Comté, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00942722.
Full textHouston, Ruth Anne. "Fast mapping and success in French immersion programs." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 1990. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/28910.
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Cornaz, Sandra. "L'apport de la voix chantée pour l'intégration phonético-phonologique d'une langue étrangère : application auprès d'italophones apprenants de FLE." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENL019/document.
Full textSpecialists in didactics aim to create an efficient method, whose teaching / learning content and tools improve phonetic skills in foreign languages. As for the educational content, research studies have proved that sounds and phonemes of a foreign language are processed according to the structure of the phonetic and phonological space of the native language. Other works point out that it is particularly relevant to compare linguistic systems in order to predict future difficulties and abilities language learners will be confronted with. As for transmission tools, studies have shown the beneficial effects of interdisciplinarity and the pertinent role music plays on cognitive and learning development. Our research objective falls within this scientific context. Our purpose has been two-fold. First, we tried to identify which parameter, related to the production of the singing voice whilst separate from the speaking voice, may facilitate the perception of non-native vowels. Secondly, we aimed at comparing the effects on the ability to produce non-native vowels of two corrective phonetic methods, one of which used the “singing voice” tool. Through the results of these studies, we tried to understand how Italian as a native language interacts with the perception and the production of French as a target language. Our studies have shown that vowel pitch and duration do not impact the discrimination of /y/ and /ø/, and that the consonant sharpness plays a role on the discrimination of /y/ in a CV type syllable. We found a positive effect of the method, which uses singing-voice as a tool, on the production of the sound spectrum of French closed vowels, but not on the evolution of the sounds and phonemes into the acoustic space. Our results support the theory that phonetic teaching and learning is relevant in language classes and suggest that singing-voice may be a useful tool to ease the perception and the production of non-native vowels
L’obiettivo dell’esperto di didattica è di elaborare un metodo efficace, il cui contenuto e gli strumenti d’insegnamento-apprendimento migliorino le competenze fonetiche in lingua straniera. Riguardo al contenuto pedagogico, le nostre ricerche hanno dimostrato che i suoni e i fonemi di una lingua sconosciuta sono trattati secondo l’organizzazione dello spazio fonetico e fonologico della lingua materna. Queste ricerche evidenziano l’utilità di confrontare sistemi linguistici differenti al fine di predire le difficoltà e le agevolazioni a cui sono esposti gli studenti di lingua straniera come lingua seconda (L2). Per quanto concerne gli strumenti d’insegnamento e apprendimento, le nostre ricerche dimostrano gli effetti benefici dell’interdisciplinarità ma anche del ruolo pertinente della musica sullo sviluppo cognitivo e sul piano degli studenti. Il nostro interesse di ricerca è doppio. In primo luogo, abbiamo tentato d’identificare quale parametro, inerente alla produzione in voce cantata e che la distingue della produzione del parlato, potesse agevolare la percezione di vocali assenti dalla lingua materna. In seguito, abbiamo voluto confrontare gli effetti di due metodi di correzione fonetica, uno dei quali sfrutta lo strumento “voce cantata”, sulla competenza di produzione delle vocali del francese /y ø/ non presenti nel sistema vocalico dei locutori di italiano madrelingua. I risultati di questi studi contribuiscono ad individuare l’impatto dell’italiano madrelingua sulla produzione e sulla percezione del francese lingua d’apprendimento. I nostri lavori non hanno evvidenziato un effetto delle modalità pitch e durata d’emissione della vocale /y/ e della vocale /ø/ sulla loro discriminazione, ma suggeriscono un ruolo del contesto pre-vocalico sulla percezione della vocale /y/ in contrasto /u/. Abbiamo scoperto un effetto favorevole del metodo di correzione fonetica includendo la voce cantata sulla produzione dello spettro sonoro delle vocali chiuse del francese, ma non sull’evoluzione delle categorie fonologiche all’interno dello spazio acustico. I risultati di questi studi sostengono la teoria secondo la quale l’insegnamento-apprendimento fonetico ha pienamente ragione di essere in classe di lingua, e suggeriscono che la voce cantata sarebbe, sottommessa ad alcune condizioni, uno strumento che facilita la percezione e la produzione di vocali assenti dalla madrelingua
Kim, Iliya John. "Étude du dispositif de formation initiale des enseignants de français dans les collèges d'éducation au Nigeria." Thesis, Besançon, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015BESA1031/document.
Full textThe study of the initial training of French teachers in colleges of education in NigeriaThe training of French teachers in colleges of education carry a real malfunction which is very worrying. For a quality education to be implemented, the need to find the cause of this malfunction is necessary. Our research allows us to identify severalcauses including: the incoherence of the curriculum which is essentially based onteaching content without any level of skill acquisition, the lack of adequate teacher training for trainers, teaching by subject, the lack of mentoring , etc.Implementation of Teacher Training Programs and revision of the curriculum is a gross need which cannot be over- emphasized as a means to achieving quality education in colleges of education. It is the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Education, the "Nigerian Council for Colleges of Education" and the Association of Teachers of French INTERCAFT to work together to implement the recommendations made in our work
Baygin, Diane Taline. "Journey of empowerment : joint experience in literacy learning and teaching in kindergarten." Thesis, McGill University, 2003. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=79823.
Full textThrough an autobiographical exploration of my experiences as a student and as a teacher, I present an exploration of the concept of empowerment. I explore its significance not only on the level of literacy development in my kindergarten classroom, where I teach French in an Armenian heritage language setting, but also on a more personal and professional level. Working in the theoretical framework of teacher self-study, I present an epistemological exploration of postmodern feminist research paradigms and discuss the various aspects of autobiographical research. I build my thesis on the context of the heritage language school and the critical analysis of my past experiences. I present an account of the reflexive process I have engaged in during the past five years, which, coupled with the theories of critical and feminist pedagogy, has brought forth the main thesis of my dissertation: the interconnectivity of teacher and student empowerment. In the hope of providing some practical material, I include an appendix where I describe a collection of literacy activities from my kindergarten classroom.
My work provides insight into a teacher's journey of meaning-making and empowerment, which will, I hope, be useful as part of a larger exploration of teachers' work and students' experiences in classrooms.
Nourelhuda, Mohammed Nourelhuda Mai. "Analyse des pratiques littéraires à l'université de Khartoum au Soudan et dispositif d'amélioration." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSE2060.
Full textIn the Sudanese multilingual context, where French is taught as a second foreign language, educational bodies demonstrate a genuine interest in French language and culture. This thesis focuses on the teaching of French and francophone literature in Sudanese universities. Two main questions are asked: What problems are linked to teaching/learning literature in French as a foreign language courses at the Faculty of arts of the University of Khartoum? And how can the department’s teaching methods for literature modules be improved? The thesis proposes an analysis of the didactic practises through a cross-analysis of class observations, interviews with professors and students, and students’ written work. The foreign language learner cannot be separated from their context, their native language and their learning strategies, which is why the first part of the thesis isdedicated to the Sudanese historical and sociolinguistic context, as well as a brief introduction to the school system. The second part presents the research’s theoretical integration as well as the methodological frame. The third part presents the analysis of the collected data. The main objective of this thesis is to suggest improvement ideas for the teaching of literature at this university
في السياق السوداني متعدد اللغات، حيث يتم تدريس اللغة الفرنسية كلغة أجنبية ثانية، تُظهر الؤسساتُ التعليميةُ اهتماماً حقيقياً باللغةِوبالثقافة الفرنسية. تركز هذه الرسالة على تدريس الدب الفرنسي والفرانكوفوني في الامعات السودانية بطرح سؤالي رئيسيي : ما هي الشاكلالرتبطة بتدريس ودراسة الدب في اللغة الفرنسية حال كونها لغة أجنبية وبصفة خاصة في كلية الداب في جامعة الرطوم؟ وكيف يكن تسيطرق تدريس الدب في الشعبة العنية ؟ تقترح الطروحة تليلً للممارسات التعليمية بعد ملحظتها ووصفها بداية، ثم إجراء القابلت مع الساتذةوالطلب، وأخيراً تليل العمل الكتوب للطلب. ل يكن فصل متعلم اللغة الجنبية عن مجتمعه ولغته الصلية واستراتيجيات تعلمه، وهذا هو السبفي أن الباب الول من الطروحة مخصص للسياق اللغوي الجتماعي السوداني، بالضافة إلى مقدمة موجزة للنظام الدرسي. يعرض الباب الثانيالدراسات والبحوث السابقة في هذا الال وكذلك الطار النهجي للطروحة. الباب الثالث يقدم تليل ًمفصلً للبيانات التي ت جمعها. الهدف الرئيسيمن هذه الرسالة هو اقتراح أفكار لتحسي وطرق تدريس الدب في هذه الامعة
Marti, Alexandra. ""Feedback" Correctif à l'écrit à travers l'étude comparative du FLE en Espagne et de l'ELE en France: processus d'enseignement, apprentissage et acquisition." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Alicante, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10045/83069.
Full textBenelimam, Ghada. "Un expérimentation visant l'amélioration de la situation de l'enseignement/apprentissage du français en Libye : l'introduction de documents authentiques dans une classe de français langue étrangère à l'université de Tripoli." Phd thesis, Université Paul Valéry - Montpellier III, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00958818.
Full textKleinman, Eva. "The effects of input enhancement and metalinguistic/collaborative awareness on the acquisition of plural-s : an ESL classroom experiment." Thesis, McGill University, 2003. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=79783.
Full textSantos, Yádini do Conto Winter dos. "A aprendizagem de francês através de aplicativos para smartphone." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/182962.
Full textThis research aims to describe how language learning, specifically French, is being promoted through mobile applications.Applications, that is, software that can be installed in MICT (Mobile Information and Communication Technologies), possess lots of goals and are currently used in various contexts. Furthermore, they can function as access to social networks or as platforms for learning. The M-learning (mobile-learning) is the learning through MICT, such as smartphones and tablets. MICT come to complement the already known ICT (Information and Communication Technologies), for instance, desktop computers, televisions and radio, and m-learning to complement e-learning (electronic-learning), i.e. learning via ICT. It is estimated that currently there are about 7 billion active mobile phones worldwide at the hands of a world population of 7.1 billion people, and smartphone penetration within Brazil already reaches 62% of its population (CONSUMER BAROMETER WITH GOOGLE, 2016) In the process of teaching and learning additional languages, the use of ICT is already a widely discussed field. As for MICT, despite the popularization of mobile devices, research is still relatively recent. However, the creation of applications aimed at language learning is increasing, as is its audience. As to endorse a joint debate on the future of mobile learning among language teachers, linguists, and mobile application developers, this work attempted to report and analyze some of the most popular applications on mobile devices related to French-language learning, which are available on Google Play Store. With this aim, a MotoX smartphone with Android 5.1 system was used as a support and seven applications (Mondly, Duolingo, Memrise, Mosalingua, Babbel, Busuu and Le Bon Mot), advertised as French courses, were described and evaluated regarding didactic and interface aspects. QR codes and print screens of the analysis are presented throughout this work to facilitate future reference and queries. The activities in the first lesson of each selected application were analyzed evidencing and comparing the construct and the methodology announced in Google Play Store with what is actually developed during the use of the application. In a second moment, from the use of the applications, questions related to the interface and usability of the applications were analyzed, such as the presence and operation of image, audio and video resources in each application and the difficulties regarding the use of the platform. From this description and analysis, it is noticed that the applications are, in general, innovative in the questions of interface and usability. However, in the didactic-methodological aspect, they are traditional and structuralist, although they were advertised as communicative in the Google Play Store. On theses apps, it is noticed a teaching method focused only on repetition and learning of vocabulary which, although accompanied by well-constructed platforms and interfaces, does not correspond to the communicative needs of the learners of the 21st century.
Yang, Tong. "Constitution et exploitation d’une base de données pour l’enseignement/apprentissage des phrasèmes NAdj du domaine culinaire français auprès d’apprenants non-natifs." Thesis, Paris 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA030049.
Full textThis thesis project aims to study the teaching method of FOS (French on Specific Objectives) catering to foreign cooks who come to work in French restaurants or who have chosen catering as a specialty. The objective of our research is therefore to teach the culinary NAdj phrasemas to foreign A2 level learners. The teaching/learning of phraseology is required in specialty languages and the high frequency of NAdj phrasems has caught our attention. Several questions are then addressed: where to find this specific lexicon? How to extract them? By which approach do we teach the selected phrasems? To answer these questions, we made our own corpus Cuisitext - written and oral - and then used NooJ to extract the NAdj phrasems from the corpus. Finally, we have proposed the three approaches to the use of corpora for the teaching/learning of NAdj phrasems: guided inductive approach, deductive approach, pure inductive approach
Kamiyama, Takeki. "Apprentissage phonétique des voyelles du français langue étrangère chez les apprenants japonophones." Phd thesis, Université de la Sorbonne nouvelle - Paris III, 2009. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00473029.
Full textLennane, B. Michael. "Cross-cultural influences on corrective feedback preferences in English language instruction." Thesis, McGill University, 2007. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=112502.
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