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Hansen, Carolyn L. – 1986
Development of oral foreign language proficiency in high school and college instruction is complemented by well-designed writing exercises integrating all skills and providing contact with various language forms. A series of short, text-adaptable, proficiency-based writing activities reinforcing aural, oral, and reading skills throughout the basic…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Curriculum Design, Difficulty Level

Polly, Lyle R. – NALLD Journal, 1979
Three activities used with first-year French students are described: (1) drawing pictures by following directions which demonstrates knowledge of subjects and prepositions, (2) reading a poem in French and rewriting it in French prose, and (3) learning numbers through role-plays involving money. (PMJ)
Descriptors: Class Activities, French, Grammar, Language Proficiency
Garcia, Carmen; And Others – 1988
Class activities for developing Spanish proficiency in third- and fourth-year high school students and first- and second-year college students are presented. Activities include a discussion of teaching for proficiency, drawing on recent research, and notes on the design and intent of the activities. Sample exercises for listening comprehension…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Classroom Techniques, Dialogs (Language), Higher Education
Evans, Linda S. – 1987
A survey of students of English as a Second Language at the University of South Florida found most ranked listening and/or speaking skills as most important to learn, and reading and writing skills much lower. They also perceived the inverse to be true of teachers. The challenge is to create a curriculum that provides for listening and speaking…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Culture Conflict, English (Second Language), Higher Education