Part 1. Introduction |
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Chapter 1. Overview: Discourse Analysis in the Language Classroom |
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1. Discourse and Context Described |
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2. Communicative Competence and Discourse Analysis Activities |
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Sociolinguistic Competence |
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3. Other Recent Trends in Theory and Pedagogy |
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The Communicative Movement |
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Content-Centered and Task-Based Approaches |
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Experiential Learning/Learner-as-Researcher |
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4. Materials Design and Teacher Preference Considerations |
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Course/Syllabus Situations |
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For Teachers: Discussion Questions |
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Suggested Readings and References |
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Chapter 2. Students as Discourse Analysts/Language Researchers: The Spoken Language |
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1. Qualitative Research in Perspective |
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2. Overview: Qualitative Research Principles and Methodology |
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Guiding Practices and Beliefs in Qualitative Research |
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Working with Spoken Language Data |
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3. An Approach for Conducting Discourse Analysis Activities |
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For Teachers: Discussion Questions |
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Suggested Readings and References |
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Part 2. Activities |
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Chapter 3. Ways of Speaking |
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Macro-Level Social Constructs |
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Discourse Analysts Who Work with Spoken Language Data |
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2. Suggestions for Developing Original Activities |
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Additional Activity 1A. Claiming Turns |
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Additional Activity 1B. Predicting End-of-Turns |
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Activity 2. Fillers and Repairs |
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Activity 3. Listener Responses/Backchannels |
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Additional Activity 3A. Practicing Listener Responses |
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Additional Activity 3B. Ensuring Comprehension |
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Activity 4. Initiating Repairs |
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Activity 7. Speech Events |
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Additional Activity 8A. Talk Show Host |
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Additional Activity 9A. Planned Narratives |
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Additional Activity 9B. Written Narratives |
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Activity 11. Informative Talks |
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Additional Activity 11A. Persuasion |
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Activity 12. Attitudes and Assumptions |
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Activity 13. Language Classroom Research |
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Activity 14. Belief Systems |
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Additional Activity 14A. Interviews |
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For Teachers: Discussion Questions |
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Suggested Readings and References |
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Chapter 4. Micro Skills: Pronunciation, Grammar, and Vocabulary |
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2. Suggestions for Developing Original Activities |
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Sample Activities 15-18: Pronunciation |
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Activity 15. Word Stress and Pauses |
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Activity 16. Reductions and Contractions |
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Activity 18. Problematic Vowels and Consonants |
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Sample Activities 19-22: Grammar |
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Activity 19. Present Perfect versus Simple Past |
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Activity 20. Conditionals |
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Activity 21. Child Language Acquisition |
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Activity 22. Problematic Structures |
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Sample Activities 23-26: Vocabulary |
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Activity 24. Specialized Words |
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Activity 25. Transition Words |
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Activity 26. Building Vocabulary |
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For Teachers: Discussion Questions |
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Suggested Readings and References |
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Appendixes |
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1. Sample Handout for Students--Activity 1. Turn Taking |
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2. Student Data Samples--Activity 1. Turn Taking |
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3. Sample Student-Generated Chapter (excerpts)--Activity 7. Speech Events |
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4. Sample Student-Written Character Portrayal--Activity 10. Style |
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