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Tương tác trong lớp học ngoại ngữ theo quan điểm của thuyết văn hóa – xã hội. / Lê Phạm Hoài Hương, Trần Thị Thanh Thương.
// Ngôn ngữ và đời sống. 2014, Số 6 (224). 2014tr. 12-15. Interaction is an essential component in foreign languages classes. Sociocultural theory developed by Vygotsky and his colleagues emphasizes the roles of teachers in assisting and guiding students to develop their potential in language use. Besides, peer interaction helps learners advance in their language skills and learning strategies as well as solve problems effectively. Peer scaffolding is considered to enable learners of lower level of language competence to move to higher levels. Classroom artifacts such as textbooks, computers, software, and other learning tools interact with learners to bring about changes in their knowledge and understanding. They also play a part in monitoring learner’s behaviours and draw their attention to the assigned tasks.
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Ứng dụng của giao tiếp qua công nghệ trong sự phát triển năng lực ngôn ngữ = The application of computer-mediated communication into foreign language development / Nguyễn Văn Long.
// Ngôn ngữ và đời sống. 2015, Số 3 (233). 2015tr. 22-25 The papers analyses the foundational data, beginning with evaluating the importance of computer-mediated communication. The analytical section starts from a general introduction about the pedagogical characteristic of CMC in general education, to instructional features of CMC in language education. One of the conclusions drawn from the investigations is that CMC, both synchronous and asynchronous, posseesses potentials that can help improve the learners’s language learning process. Another conclusion is that there should be more comprehensive reseacher in the future about various corners od CMC; this would be able to help us various particulars of this novel method of communication, especially in the context teaching and learning English in Vietnam, where the concept of CMC, as well as its applucations into education in general and in language education in specific is still under-exploited.
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