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E-grāmata: Language Teaching and the Older Adult: The Significance of Experience

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  • Izdevniecība: Multilingual Matters
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Due to the aging of the population and the increasing number of older adults pursuing foreign language courses, a greater understanding of the ways in which older adults learn foreign languages is long overdue. This book offers a pioneering contribution to the literature on foreign language education for older adults (aged 60 and over), termed foreign geragogy. It details an empirical, multidisciplinary study on Japanese older learners of Spanish and focuses on the influence of learning experiences on vocabulary learning strategy use. It provides a theoretical discussion about the influence of experience on the learning process of older adults and taps into the constraints that preconceptions impose on learners, researchers, instructors and administrators. It offers a set of practical recommendations for the development and adjustment of foreign language activities for elderly individuals and introduces the notion of ‘learner re-training’, an instructional mechanism that contributes to older learners' self-acknowledgment and autonomy development in foreign language learning. The book will be of interest to teachers and trainee teachers of foreign languages to older adults, education professionals and researchers in the field of foreign language learning in general.



This book focuses on issues regarding the learning of a foreign language in older adults (aged 60 and over). It details a multidisciplinary study on Japanese older learners of Spanish and discusses the influence of learning experiences on vocabulary learning strategy use. It also proposes concrete techniques for teachers of older learners.

Recenzijas

Language Teaching and the Older Adult is a watershed moment in the field of adult education. Ramķrez Gómez successfully interweaves that theoretical interface between the study of foreign languages and geragogy, whilst also engaging a practitioners lens that culminates in practical recommendations for programme facilitators. This book is a necessary read for facilitators and academics working in adult education. * Marvin Formosa, University of Malta, Malta * This is an excellent introduction to foreign language (FL) teaching for older adults. It provides a thorough overview of the issues facing older FL students and explicit techniques for addressing these issues. It explains why FL teaching for older adults is something we should all be interested in. This book will be of interest to not only teachers, but FL and TESL program coordinators, researchers and even therapists working with older adults as we all prepare to cater to an aging world population. * Loran Edwards, Ritsumeikan University, Japan * In recent years the teaching of second languages has focused more and more on younger learners, while virtually ignoring the growing demographic of much older learners, particularly in developed countries like Japan or Western Europe. Ramķrez Gómez's timely book not only redresses this imbalance but proposes a pedagogy not based on a deficit model of the older learner that both respects and enlists the older learners experience and learning dispositions. * Scott Thornbury, The New School, USA * Ramķrez Gómezs work can be described as convincing, relevant, hands-on, and

pragmatic. The book offers great insights into who we are teaching (older adults) and how we are teaching them; it gives ample opportunity to reassess teaching practices but also concrete advice for the classroom (...) any foreign language teacher teaching older adults or creating courses for them should read this book. Researchers interested in FL acquisition and geragogy will also find that this book is an educational gem due to its timeliness in proposing a possible new way forward in teaching the older adult. -- Annelie Carslake, National University of Ireland Galway, Ireland * Adult Education Quarterly 68(4) * By writing this book, Gomez brings the needs and importance of older people into the spotlight and reminds us that this age group is as valuable and respectable as when they were younger, and that their cognitive, psychological and social needs should be met. -- Sahar Farrahi Avval, Iran * LINGUIST List 28.3463 * Language Teaching and the Older Adult is compulsory reading for all individuals involved in the teaching of older adults, considering furthermore that educational programs focused on this segment of the population are rising significantly. If those programs intend to be credible, they cannot be coordinated by individuals who lack the theoretical preparation conveyed in Danya Ramķrez Gómezs work. -- Maria da Graēa L. Castro Pinto, Universidade do Porto, Portugal * Linguarum Arena, Vol. 8, 2017 *

A Note to the Reader vii
Glossary ix
1 Introduction
1(37)
Scope and Structure of this Book
3(3)
Age and Language Learning
6(19)
Foreign Language Education and the Older Learner
25(11)
Conclusion
36(2)
2 Characteristics of the Older Learner: Whom Are We Teaching?
38(19)
The Physical Dimension
38(3)
The Cognitive Dimension
41(1)
The Psychological Dimension
42(4)
The Experiential Dimension
46(8)
Recapitulation and Conclusions
54(3)
3 Experience, Foreign Language Learning and the Third Age: The Case of Japanese Older Learners of Spanish
57(34)
Context of the Study
58(1)
Basic Notions of Experience and Vocabulary-learning Strategy Use
59(9)
Learning Experience and VLS Use Among Japanese Older Learners
68(17)
Conclusions
85(6)
Toward a Foreign Language Geragogy
4 Part 1: Lifelong Learning and Education for Older Adults
91(21)
Lifelong Education
92(2)
Education for Adults
94(6)
Education of Older Adults
100(9)
Recapitulation: The Mission of Foreign Language Geragogy
109(3)
5 Part 2: Learner Re-training
112(47)
What is Learner Re-training?
113(1)
Basic Concepts of Learner Re-training
114(5)
Learner Profiles
119(6)
Learner Re-training Implementation: A First Experience
125(29)
Final Remarks
154(5)
6 Part 3: The Foreign Language Lesson
159(36)
The Process Model in the Older Learners' FL Classroom
161(2)
Recommendations for FL Geragogical Courses and Lessons
163(14)
Adjusting in Context: Do My Activities Really Help Older Adults' Learning Processes?
177(15)
Conclusions
192(3)
7 Recapitulation and Conclusions: The Criticality of a Foreign Language Geragogy
195(8)
Appendix
203(6)
List of Individual Differences
203(3)
List of English Textbooks
206(1)
List of Spanish Textbooks
207(1)
List of VCSs Evaluated
208(1)
References 209(20)
Index 229
Danya Ramķrez Gómez has a PhD in Linguistics and Language Sciences and has over 10 years of experience working with older adults. She is a member of the Kobe Project on Language Science and L2 Acquisition at Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, and her areas of research include foreign language geragogy and the introduction of notions of theoretical linguistics in the foreign language classroom.