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Acknowledgments |
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Introduction |
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Part I Theoretical Considerations |
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Chapter 1 Definitions of Concepts of L2 Didactics |
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The Concepts of LI and L2 |
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Canada's Official and Aboriginal Languages |
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The Concept of L2 Learner |
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The Concept of L2 Teacher |
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The Concepts of L2 Teaching and Learning |
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The Concept of L2 Didactics Paradigms |
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Chapter 2 Eurocentric L2 Didactics Paradigms |
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The Action-Oriented Approach |
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The Neurolinguistics Approach |
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Chapter 3 Descriptions of Eurocentric L2 Didactics Paradigms |
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Typical Teaching Procedures for a Classical Lesson |
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The Progressivist Paradigm |
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Typical Teaching Procedures for a Progressivist Lesson |
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Typical Teaching Procedures for a Behaviorist Lesson |
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The Communicative Paradigm |
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Typical Teaching Procedures for a Communicative Lesson |
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Typical Teaching Procedures for a Radical Lesson |
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Beyond the Concepts of L2 Didactics Paradigms |
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Questions to Explore the L2 Didactics Paradigms |
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Chapter 4 A Suggested L2 Didactics Paradigm for Aboriginal Learners |
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Elements of Aboriginal Teaching |
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Suggestions for L2 Teaching to Aboriginal Peoples |
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A Successful Experience of L2 Teaching to Cree Learners |
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Exclusive Use of Oral Language |
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The Four Facets of a Person |
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Teacher's Awareness of Learners' Needs |
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Learning Is a Group Process |
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Integration of Aboriginal Cultures in the Class |
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Part II Practical Considerations |
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Chapter 5 Before Teaching Procedures |
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Chapter 6 Teaching Procedures |
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Teaching the Oral Component of the Language |
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Teaching Listening Skills |
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Teaching Interaction Skills |
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An Induced Daydream: The Forest |
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Teaching the Written Component of the Language |
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An Induced Daydream: The Beach |
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Suggested L2 Teaching Procedures |
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Procedures for Illiterate Beginners |
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Procedures for Intermediate Learners |
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Procedures for Advanced Learners |
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Chapter 7 After Teaching Procedures |
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Oral Errors Correction with the Help of Gestures |
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Writing Errors Correction |
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Basics of Verbotonal Phonetics |
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117 | (2) |
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119 | (4) |
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Annex I L2 Teaching to Aboriginal Learners in Quebec |
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135 | (4) |
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Annex II Teaching French L2 to Different L1 Learners |
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Annex III IPA Transcription of the Quebec Cree |
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Afterword |
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143 | (2) |
Book Summary |
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About the Author |
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