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Dunn, Julie; Bundy, Penny; Woodrow, Nina – Research in Drama Education, 2012
Although significant research has been completed that examines the effectiveness of process drama as a pedagogical approach for developing additional languages and further work has focused on the affordances of digital technologies within drama work, scant attention has been paid to the possibilities which a combination of these approaches might…
Descriptors: Refugees, Drama, Teaching Methods, Language Acquisition

Hill, Anne – Canadian Journal of Education, 1994
This description of a teacher-researchers's experiences of surprise in daily practice suggests that moments of surprise are opportunities to develop and sustain reflective teaching practice. The experience of surprise is in itself an embodied reflection that can awaken pedagogical possibilities. (SLD)
Descriptors: Children, Educational Practices, Elementary Education, Expectation
Carrington, L. D.; And Others – 1972
The great diversity in the linguistic backgrounds of children in Trinidad could be a significant factor in problems in English language learning and teaching. To investigate this possibility, teachers have been completing questionnaires concerning the linguistic background and regular exposure to Hindi, French Creole, Spanish, or Chinese, of some…
Descriptors: African Languages, Children, Chinese, Creoles
Cordova, Joe E. – 1972
The purpose of this study was to improve the English competence of Spanish-speaking students, to increase their success in school, and to help them develop stronger self-concepts. Control and experimental groups of students were selected from kindergarten, second, and fourth grades of elementary schools with a predominantly Chicano population.…
Descriptors: Children, Educational Experiments, Educational Research, Elementary Education