"我爱写我的故事":讲故事及其在老年人语言中的作用

IF 0.3 Q4 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
N. Balyasnikova, Spring Gillard
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本文探讨了讲故事作为一种艺术教育方法在老年移民语言学习项目中的作用。作为成人语言学习者中的一个特殊群体,老年移民从强调生活经验认可而非知识积累的教育策略中获益匪浅,而这正是更传统教育方法的共同目标。我们对不列颠哥伦比亚大学学习交流中心英语会话课程中的一个讲故事班进行了小规模研究。基于令人信服的结果,我们认为,讲故事是一种强大的策略,不仅能促进语言学习,还能创建一个安全、包容的学习社区。
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"I Love to Write My Story": Storytelling and its role in seniors' language
 This article examines the role of storytelling as an arts-based educational approach in an older-adult immigrant language-learning program. As a special group within the adult language-learner population, immigrant seniors benefit from educational strategies that emphasize recognition of life experience over knowledge accumulation, which is a common goal of more traditional educational approaches. We present a small study of a storytelling class held within the English Conversation Program at the University of British Columbia Learning Exchange. Based on compelling results, we argue that storytelling is a powerful strategy that not only facilitates language learning, but creates a safe, inclusive learning community.  
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