2021
DOI: 10.18355/xl.2021.14.01.03
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Developing L2 prosodic competence online: Implications of the emergency remote teaching

Abstract: This paper addresses the issue of transferring L2 prosody teaching to online settings due to the lockdown. The reasons are provided to account for the vulnerable status of pronunciation teaching and related risks. We report the results of the research project carried out in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology with forty Russianspeaking engineering students. In this study a combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods was used. The study first provided a critique of preexisting computer-b… Show more

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“…Comparative language pedagogy is much concerned with the problem of expanding the subject field due to the studies related to promoting and popularizing national languages and culture abroad. It should be noted that cross-cultural communication is commonly seen as an element of "soft power", and dominating languages -as a leverage used by the governments where the languages are national ones on the policy and economy of other countries, where these languages are widely used [41]. Researchers emphasise that the language became a means and a weapon in political battles, an instrument of cultural diplomacy [51].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparative language pedagogy is much concerned with the problem of expanding the subject field due to the studies related to promoting and popularizing national languages and culture abroad. It should be noted that cross-cultural communication is commonly seen as an element of "soft power", and dominating languages -as a leverage used by the governments where the languages are national ones on the policy and economy of other countries, where these languages are widely used [41]. Researchers emphasise that the language became a means and a weapon in political battles, an instrument of cultural diplomacy [51].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the actual topics of many scientific publications are an analysis of the quality of higher education (Strijbos et al 2015, Strielkovski et al 2018, Ramsden 1991, Fensham and Cumming 2013, Aitenova et al 2020, Aleynikova 2021, Niyazova et al 2018, Atabekova et al 2018, Chigasheva et al 2021, various approaches to competence-based vocational education (Kuijpers and Meijers 2012, Goźdź-Roszkowski 2016, Miloradova and Ishkov 2018, Krylov et al 2021, Bylieva and Moccozet 2021, Chirkova et al 2021, Schlabach and Hufeisen 2021, Arkhipova et al 2017, Kalugina 2016, Polushkina and Tareva 2021, standardization of language education (Jerabkova 2021), or improving the quality of undergraduate education (Chocholouskova et al 2018, Germuskova 2018), they do not address the problems associated with the quality of teaching a foreign language in a specialty, which are directly related to the competencies acquired and their relevance to the students' future professional activities. Meyer (2017) analyses the experience of teaching a foreign language at the Faculty of Law of the University of Turku (Finland), and notes that the formulation of the goals of teaching a foreign language in a specialty, which are quite general, lead to their independent development by teachers, who also choose the methods for achieving them (Meyer 2017).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tecnologías del Aprendizaje y el Conocimiento (TAC) no solamente han permitido el acceso a la información en un mundo globalizado desde los territorios rurales sino que han posibilitado la reinvención de las prácticas educativas para minimizar las pérdidas en los aprendizajes (Polushkina & Tareva, 2021) rompiendo en la medida de lo posible el aislamiento de alumnos y maestros, sobre todo a través del uso de recursos en línea y el aprendizaje combinado. Es necesario ir hacia la transformación digital y una educación 4.0 en el marco de las nuevas recomendaciones de la UNESCO para la educación abierta, permitiendo la no discriminación de la infancia por ámbito de residencia y una educación más sostenible en términos de equidad (UNESCO, 2019).…”
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