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Bagg, Mary Beth – 1991
The usefulness of various forms of folk literature as grammatical, literary, historical, and cultural sources in foreign language teaching is discussed and guidelines are suggested for classroom implementation. Although the focus is on folk or fairy tales, folk literature is defined to encompass myths, local legends, saints' legends, children's…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Drama, Fairy Tales, Folk Culture
Haulman, April – 1985
Second language teachers wishing to diversify their instructional approach should consider using fairy tales to enrich the experience of the target language and culture. When used well, they can provide a glimpse of the values, lifestyles, customs, and historical traditions of the target language group. Fairy tales also offer a variety of language…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Cultural Education, Cultural Enrichment, Fables
Armstrong, Kimberly M.; Yetter-Vassot, Cindy – 1993
Uses of pre-recorded and student-generated videotape recordings in the foreign language (FL) classroom are described and discussed from the perspective of their utility in helping students achieve target language communicative competence. It is suggested that viewing authentic video materials provides an opportunity to observe extralinguistic…
Descriptors: Broadcast Journalism, Classroom Communication, Communicative Competence (Languages), Fairy Tales