Posted by mesmark · September 14, 2006 · 3 replies
Here's a pretty interesting article about some common myths in SLA. It may not be that big of a revalation for some, but it's worth reading through I think.
MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING: WHAT EVERY TEACHER NEEDS TO UNLEARN
http://www.ncela.gwu.edu/pubs/symposia/reading/article6/mclaughlin93.html
Any thoughts?
Thanks for the link Mark!
I have started a masters in TEFL and will study SLA so this will be helpful for me. However I can't comment much on it because I haven't studied about it yet!
Where did you decide to do your TEFL masters?
mesmark wrote:Where did you decide to do your TEFL masters?
I've decided with the University of Birmingham (England) via distance learning because I can continue working and studying at the same time. They have a centre here in Korea about two hours from my house so it will be very useful for me as I can hand in my papers and get my materials from there. SLA is the title of the third module.
I got the first two modules and some research papers last week and to be honest I'm a little daunted by it all but the course doesn't offically start until October so I have a little time to ease into it slowly.
