1984
DOI: 10.3138/cmlr.41.2.397
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Le rôle du professeur de langue dans un cours de matière académique en langue seconde

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“…The complex and varied roles to be played by language teachers were far from obvious at the beginning. But through experimentation, analysis and collective reflection over time about what worked and what did not, and from systematic feedback from students in evaluations, their roles in both types of courses and diverse situations were much better understood, providing invaluable guidance to those who followed (Burger, Chrétien, Gingras, Hauptman and Migneron, 1984) In the immersion tradition, comprehensive research concentrating on outcomes was initiated on the pilot project. The findings were clear and positive and held for both the French and English language sections (Edwards, Wesche, Krashen, Clément and Kruidenier, 1984):…”
Section: Initial Experimentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The complex and varied roles to be played by language teachers were far from obvious at the beginning. But through experimentation, analysis and collective reflection over time about what worked and what did not, and from systematic feedback from students in evaluations, their roles in both types of courses and diverse situations were much better understood, providing invaluable guidance to those who followed (Burger, Chrétien, Gingras, Hauptman and Migneron, 1984) In the immersion tradition, comprehensive research concentrating on outcomes was initiated on the pilot project. The findings were clear and positive and held for both the French and English language sections (Edwards, Wesche, Krashen, Clément and Kruidenier, 1984):…”
Section: Initial Experimentsmentioning
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“…Swain maintains that content-based instruction (CBI) should offer language activities with a focus on form, thus allowing students to attain near-native proficiency in speaking and writing. This paper will discuss the role of the language teacher in contentbased courses (Burger et al, 1984) within the theoretical framework of the bi-/multilingual competence (Coste et al, 1999) with a particular focus on how this competence develops within the various models of CBI. We will then present the model developed at the University of Ottawa (Burger et al, 1997;Edward et al, 1984;Hauptman et al, 1988;Ready and Wesche, 1992) and suggest several activities and strategies to implement the role of the language teacher.…”
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“…Le présent article développera un cadre théorique autour du rôle du professeur de langue seconde dans les disciplines non linguistiques (Burger et al, 1984) en l'articulant avec la notion de compétence bi-/plurilingue (Coste et al, 1999). Dans ce cadre nous discuterons la construction de compétences dans les discours de spécialité, les différents modèles d'immersion et les défis et enjeux cognitifs et pédagogiques qui en dé-coulent.…”
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“…Introduction et contexte L'Université d'Ottawa offre des cours d'immersion depuis 1985 d'abord selon le modèle « encadré » puis, le modèle « associé » (Knoerr, 2010). Plusieurs études au fil des ans ont examiné les particularités de l'enseignement dans ces formats (Burger, Chrétien, Gingras, Hauptman, & Migneron, 1984;Burger, Wesche, & Migneron 1997;Bayliss 2009.) Dans le modèle des cours associés adopté à l'Université d'Ottawa depuis 2006, les professeurs de langue assistent aux cours de discipline avec leurs étudiants pour développer les activités du cours d'encadrement linguistique (CEL).…”
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