1970
DOI: 10.5209/dida.54090
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El aprendizaje temprano de lenguas extranjeras en la Comunidad de Madrid: implicaciones del perfil y metodologías de los docentes

Abstract: Este artículo centra su atención en el perfil, percepciones y metodologías de los docentes de lenguas extranjeras en Educación Infantil en la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid. Con información de la normativa vigente y con datos de un estudio llevado a cabo en centros públicos y privados, el artículo analiza las metodologías, las percepciones y las distintas modalidades de perfil del profesorado, y reflexiona sobre la necesidad de replantear el sistema de formación para adaptarlo a los requerimientos de la realidad… Show more

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“…The third major challenge identified in conversations is the use of foreign language� Creating contexts to engage students in using a foreign language, both inside and outside the classroom, becomes a task for teachers� Similarly, for communication to be effective and for interaction to occur in a foreign language, it is necessary to use linguistically appropriate strategies (Enever, 2011)� A final thought that emerges from the interviews is a need for different institutions, i�e� government, universities and schools, to work together in order to approach the challenges foreign language teaching has in a holistic manner� Moreover, as Fleta Guillén (2016) points out there is a need to redefine the education policies concerning the teaching of FLs in primary and, thus, in preprimary education�…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third major challenge identified in conversations is the use of foreign language� Creating contexts to engage students in using a foreign language, both inside and outside the classroom, becomes a task for teachers� Similarly, for communication to be effective and for interaction to occur in a foreign language, it is necessary to use linguistically appropriate strategies (Enever, 2011)� A final thought that emerges from the interviews is a need for different institutions, i�e� government, universities and schools, to work together in order to approach the challenges foreign language teaching has in a holistic manner� Moreover, as Fleta Guillén (2016) points out there is a need to redefine the education policies concerning the teaching of FLs in primary and, thus, in preprimary education�…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%