玛丽莲·路易斯,is Honorary Research Fellow in the Department of Applied Language Studies and Linguistics at The University of Auckland,New Zealand.In her retirement she enjoys conducting workshops for language teachers in Asia.Her publications include The International Student Handbook (CO-authored).Usinq Student-Centred Methods with Teacher-Centred Students(CO-authored),and Giving Feedback in Language Classes., 塔莎·布莱斯汀,is Assistant Professor and Director of Online TESOL Programs at Azusa Pacific University.USA.Tasha has taught in Hondu ras.China.and the U.S.Her areas of expertise include cu rriculum design.teacher professional development,and TESOL pedagogy.
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List of Figures and Tables Series Editors Preface Preface Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations 1 Introduction to One-on-One Learning and Teaching Scope of this book: theory and application Overview of one-on-one language teaching and learning Capitalizing on the benefits of one-to-one learning and teaching Overcoming the limitations of one-to-one learning and teaching Engaging with the debate surrounding tutoring 2 Learning and Tutoring Options Private tutoring Peer tutoring Tutoring programs or companies Workplace tutoring Tutoring family members Qualifications for a tutor Case studies 3 The Tutor-Learner Relationship The tutor-learner relationship Factors affecting students participation Cooperative learning Role boundaries for the tutor and learner Privacy The tutor-learner match or mismatch 4 Individual Differences in One-on-One Teaching Autonomy Motivation Age as a factor in language learning Linguistic difference Multilingual learners 5 Learning Styles and Approaches to Teaching One-on-One From methods to approaches Matching learner beliefs with learning theories Learning styles Learning strategies 6 Preparation for Sessions Clarifying expectations Collecting and analyzing learner samples Considering other stakeholders The learners role in planning Determining language proficiency 7 Choosing Materials and Structuring Sessions Materials selection Session planning Length of session and time management Talk time and language of instruction Between-session tasks 8 Teaching One-on-One Sessions Establishing and building rapport Goal setting Error feedback Measuring progress Evaluating approaches and sessions 9 Technology and One-on-One Teaching Structuring online tutoring Technology for online tutoring How to conduct an online tutoring session Benefits of online tutoring Challenges and overcoming the challenges of online tutoring Enhancing and extending face-to-face learning with technology Language learning programs and apps 10 Focus on Skills Listening Speaking Pronunciation Reading Writing Grammar Vocabulary References Index
精彩内容 From the perspective of the tutor,teaching a language one-to-one is not justone more way of doing what classroom teachers do.With only one learner。it is possible to give serious attention to principles of second languageacquisition such as motivation,error treatment,and Iearner autonomy,which are more difficult to address in classroom learning.One-on-neLanguage Teaching and Learning brings together a strong theoreticalframework with practicaI suggestions and actuaI experiences of Ianguagelearners and tutors frOm around the world.It applies research in the field oflanguage acquisition and teaching to issues like building a strongtutor-student relationship.working with multilingual learners.and learningvarious skills and strategies.The book wilI be valuable for tutors of manyIanguages.not only English.aS welI as Iearners who want lO take a moreactive role in one-on-one learning
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