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Applied Cognitive Linguistics and L2 Instruction

Applied Cognitive Linguistics and L2 Instruction

Applied Cognitive Linguistics and L2 Instruction

Author:
Reyes Llopis-García, Columbia University, New York
Published:
February 2024
Availability:
Available
Format:
Hardback
ISBN:
9781009468282

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    Both applied cognitive linguistics (ACL) researchers and linguists, and language instructors and professionals looking for a comprehensive and innovative access to ACL from the direct point of view of applied L2 Pedagogy, will find this Element to be of interest. There is great demand for quality teaching materials, a need for guidance on how to design them and which technology tools are of value. This Element takes a theoretical approach to that design while offering direct examples and tips for practitioners and researchers. Questions about empirical studies are explored, probing prominent empirical research, and the author provides promising evidence to support their recommendations on assetment-task design for future research. Linguists, researchers, linguistics students, graduate academic programs, and teachers of L2 languages alike will find value in this Element.

    Product details

    February 2024
    Hardback
    9781009468282
    112 pages
    235 × 159 × 11 mm
    0.31kg
    Available

    Table of Contents

    • Introduction
    • 1. L2 language teaching vs. the linguistics of L2
    • 2. The realized potential of applied cognitive linguistics and L2 instruction
    • 3. Methodological aspects and resources
    • 4. Cognitive pedagogical design
    • 5. Cognitive empirical design
    • 6. Conclusions
    • References.
      Author
    • Reyes Llopis-García , Columbia University, New York