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Peer reviewedLazaruk, Walter – Canadian Modern Language Review, 1985
Reviews conditions and practices found in effective core French programs, which are potentially useful to teachers. The review includes elements related to provincial curricula, organization for instruction, instructional planning, instructional strategies, and student evaluation. (MSE)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Core Curriculum, Course Organization, Educational Strategies
Peer reviewedSchlisk-Renner, Monique; Truscott, Sandra – Language Learning Journal, 1994
Discusses the use of suggestopedia and accelerated learning (AL) techniques in a 10-week French-as-a-Second-Language course for 13 adult learners. Course organization, lesson plans, and results, focusing on the effectiveness of AL techniques in short-term courses, are examined. (two references) (MDM)
Descriptors: Acceleration (Education), Adult Education, Course Organization, French
Fragiadakis, Helen – 1988
A course in English as a second language for international graduate student instructors at the University of California at Berkeley is described. In its first offerings, the course served students from three Asian countries and a variety of disciplines. It consisted of work in language, culture, and instructional techniques integrated into all…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Second Language Programs, Course Content, Course Organization
Doble, Gordon – 1985
The language laboratory could make a larger impact than it does on undergraduate language study. The growth of attractive new technology makes even more important the careful evaluation and exploitation of existing technology. A major obstacle in doing this is the lack of careful and rigorous research about the effectiveness of the language…
Descriptors: College Second Language Programs, Communicative Competence (Languages), Course Organization, Foreign Countries


