Teaching
and Learning Languages

Selected readings from
Mosaic
edited by Anthony Mollica
Selected from the first five volumes of Mosaic, these fifty-one
practical and theoretical chapters, written by distinguished
North American second-language scholars, are invaluable professional
readings for both beginning and seasoned teachers.
BK-213
Pp. xii + 624, 6 ¾”x 9 ½”
The selections in Teaching and Learning Languages
- recognize the importance of language teaching and learning
- acknowledge the important role of the student and teacher
and parent
- identify the students’anxiety and offer practical
suggestions for studying
- discuss classroom environment
- provide practical teaching techniques which will assist
teachers in their day-to-day teaching activity
- highlight the partnership between home and school
- identify the fundamentals of second-language teaching
- focus on the teaching of a specific point of grammar
- propose vocabulary expansion
- emphasize the fun element in language teaching
- identify methods and approaches to language teaching
- assess the neuroscientific interest of second-language
educators
- suggest caveats with print and non-print materials
- evaluate visuals in the classroom
- offer suggestions for creative activities
- focus on three of the language skills: speaking reading,
writing, as well as on culture and body language
- discuss the importance of evaluation
- and conclude with background information on North American
cultural festivities
BK-213
Teaching and Learning Languages
(#BK213):
$59.95 (CAD)
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