Description
This insightful work challenges educators to reflect on their perspectives regarding language errors in the classroom. It encourages teachers to adopt a more constructive approach to corrections, transforming mistakes into valuable learning opportunities. By emphasizing the importance of fostering a positive attitude towards language development, the authors provide practical strategies for enhancing both teaching methods and student engagement.
Mark Bartram and Richard Walton draw on their extensive experience in education to present thought-provoking ideas that promote a nurturing learning environment. They advocate for a shift in mindset, urging educators to view corrections not as failures, but as stepping stones towards greater mastery of language skills. Through this narrative, readers are invited to rethink their approaches and inspire their students to grow confidently in their linguistic abilities.
Mark Bartram and Richard Walton draw on their extensive experience in education to present thought-provoking ideas that promote a nurturing learning environment. They advocate for a shift in mindset, urging educators to view corrections not as failures, but as stepping stones towards greater mastery of language skills. Through this narrative, readers are invited to rethink their approaches and inspire their students to grow confidently in their linguistic abilities.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1991
Publisher
Heinle ELT
Editions
2 editions
ISBN-10
0906717914
ISBN-13
9780906717912