This document discusses using literature in the language classroom to improve second language acquisition. It outlines major methodologies that can help students grasp the target language more efficiently, including using referential materials for beginners and representational materials for more advanced students. It emphasizes the importance of active student involvement through activities that encourage questioning, interpreting, and predicting. Extensive reading of literary texts in the target language is presented as another effective approach. The conclusion states that literature can help students develop skills in interacting, remembering, and interpreting information while also culturally enriching them and enhancing their ability to communicate in the foreign language.
This document discusses using literature in the language classroom to improve second language acquisition. It outlines major methodologies that can help students grasp the target language more efficiently, including using referential materials for beginners and representational materials for more advanced students. It emphasizes the importance of active student involvement through activities that encourage questioning, interpreting, and predicting. Extensive reading of literary texts in the target language is presented as another effective approach. The conclusion states that literature can help students develop skills in interacting, remembering, and interpreting information while also culturally enriching them and enhancing their ability to communicate in the foreign language.
This document discusses using literature in the language classroom to improve second language acquisition. It outlines major methodologies that can help students grasp the target language more efficiently, including using referential materials for beginners and representational materials for more advanced students. It emphasizes the importance of active student involvement through activities that encourage questioning, interpreting, and predicting. Extensive reading of literary texts in the target language is presented as another effective approach. The conclusion states that literature can help students develop skills in interacting, remembering, and interpreting information while also culturally enriching them and enhancing their ability to communicate in the foreign language.
ROLL NUMBER : F19BLNG024 DEPARTMENT :APPLIED LINGUISTICS MAJOR : LANGUAGE THROUGH LITERATURE TEST : WRITE PREVIEW ON WHY SHOULD LITERATURE BE USED IN CLASSROOM ? WHY SHOULD LITERATURE BE USED ON LANGUAGE CLASSROOM ? INTRODUCTION : The article on Why Should Literature Be Used On Language Classroom ? was written by Nina Daskalovka and Violeta Dimova .The article was about the communicative methodologies and activities that enhance the learners ability to learn target language ,. These activities encourage learners to participate in the classroom .It is the accepted goal of ELT learners to gain indepth awareness about the target language comprising of grammatical and sociolinguistics competence . MAJOR METHODOLIES TO GRASP TARGET LANGUAGE MORE EFFICIENTLY : 1. REFERENTIAL VERSUS REPRESENTATIONAL MATERIALS : Referential material act as a communicative survival ,used at initial level for novice learners and should be used when teaching at basic level .Representational materials are creative ones ,involves figurative language .Make predictions and hypothesis Figurative language should not be utilized in second language learning classroom.As each language carries its own conventions and foreign language would lead to misunderstanding . 2. AUTHENTICITY AND MOTIVATION Students develop great second language acquisition skills when they are motivated and exposed to authentic literary material . 3. ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF LEARNERS Active participation is essential for learners .Passive participation does create an interactive involvement .Readers are encouraged to ask questions and interpret meaning . Make predictions and hypothesis about the communicative activity .Evolvement improve cognitive function and language acquisition . 4. EXTENSIVE READING . Extensive reading involve exposure to literary text in target language .Best way is to live and interact in foreign country . SUMMARY: Second language Acquisition can be taught in interesting way with active involvement of learners ,extensive reading ,and using referential authentic text at beginners level.One of the best options to teach students is to interact student extensively in classroom ,provide the best study material .Expose them to outside literature and avoid using figurative language .The basic aim of this article is to introduce students to and aware them what strategies should be utilized and should be avoided in second language acquisition. CONCLUSION : Literature is a great source of teaching students how to interact ,remember and interpret information .Literature is patterned creatively and involves students emotionally.Improves our sensibility and provide opportunity for cultural enrichment .It enhances our exposure and capability to communicate in foreign language.