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The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Language Teaching

Paperback Engels 2022 1e druk 9781032401300
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The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Language Teaching defines Chinese language teaching in a pedagogical, historical, and contemporary context. Throughout the volume, teaching methods are discussed, including the traditional China-based approach, and Western methods such as communicative teaching and the immersion program.

The Handbook also presents a pedagogical model covering pronunciation, tones, characters, vocabulary, grammar, and the teaching of listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The remaining chapters explore topics of language assessment, technology enhanced instruction, teaching materials and resources, Chinese for specific purposes, classroom implementation, social contexts of language teaching and language teaching policies, and pragmatics and culture.

Ideal for scholars and researchers of Chinese language teaching, the Handbook will benefit educators and teacher training programs. This is the first comprehensive volume exploring the growing area of Chinese language pedagogy.

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ISBN13:9781032401300
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Paperback
Aantal pagina's:688
Druk:1

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I. Overview
  1. Teaching Chinese as a first language in China: review and comparison
  2. Weixiao Wei
  3. From ‘Chinese to Foreigners’ to ‘Chinese International Education’: China’s efforts in promoting its language worldwide
  4. Chris Shei
  5. The Beginning of Chinese Professorship and Chinese Language Instruction in the United States: History and Implications
  6. Der-lin Chao
  7. Teaching Chinese as a heritage language
  8. Chang PuII. Chinese language pedagogy
  9. Methods of teaching Chinese: evolution and emerging trends
  10. Haidan Wang
  11. Teaching Content, Developing Language in CLIL Chinese
  12. Jane Orton
  13. Creating a Task-Based Language Course in Mandarin Chinese
  14. Miao-fen Tseng
  15. Developing communicative competence in adult beginner learners of Chinese
  16. Clare WrightIII. Teaching Chinese pronunciation and characters
  17. Some explicit linguistic knowledge for Chinese pronunciation teaching
  18. Bei Yang
  19. Teaching Chinese tones
  20. Hang Zhang
  21. Teaching Chinese intonation and rhythm
  22. Chunsheng Yang
  23. Teaching Chinese pronunciation: explanation, expectation, and implementation
  24. Jiang Liu
  25. Recognition of two forms of characters and teaching literary Chinese
  26. Joseph R. Allen
  27. Teaching Chinese characters: what we know and what we can do
  28. Bo Hu
  29. An analysis on models of teaching spoken Chinese as a foreign language
  30. Meiru LiuIV. Teaching Chinese words and grammar
  31. A usage-based approach to L2 grammar instruction delivered through the PACE model
  32. Hong Li and Jing Z. Paul
  33. Methods of lexical semantic inquiry in teaching advanced level vocabulary
  34. Shiao-Wei Tham
  35. Teaching Chinese adverbs
  36. Yan Li
  37. From cognitive linguistics to pedagogical grammar: On teaching the Chinese sentence-final le
  38. Liancheng ChiefV. Materials and curricula
  39. Considerations in preparing pedagogical materials for adult native English-speaking learners of Chinese as a Second/Foreign Language
  40. Cornelius Kubler
  41. Intercultural Communicative Competence in CFL Language Curricula
  42. Madeline K. Spring
  43. Teaching Chinese through Authentic Audio-visual Media Materials
  44. Liling Huang and Amber Navarre
  45. Understanding tertiary Chinese language learners’ needs: A cross-curricular perspective
  46. Hui Huang
  47. Emotion, attitude and value in primary school Chinese textbooks
  48. Bo Wang, Yuanyi Ma & Isaac N. Mwinlaaru
  49. The Assessment of Chinese L2 Proficiency
  50. Paula Winke and Wenyue Melody MaVI. Instructional media and resources
  51. Using social media to teach Chinese more effectively
  52. Ke Peng
  53. Teaching Chinese Through Film: Rationale, Practice, and Future Directions
  54. Yanhong Zhu
  55. Literature in Chinese Language Teaching
  56. Don Starr and Yunhan Hu
  57. Multimodal Pedagogy and Chinese Visual Arts in TCFL Classrooms
  58. Rugang Lu
  59. The Current Status of CALL for Chinese in the United States
  60. Zheng-Sheng Zhang
  61. Using technology to learn to speak Chinese
  62. Lijing Shi and Ursula Stickler
  63. Towards Automatic Identification of Chinese Collocation Errors
  64. Zhao-Ming Gao
  65. Business Chinese Instruction: Past, Present, and Future
  66. Fangyuan YuanVII. Teaching context and policy
  67. Chinese Language Learning and Teaching in the UK
  68. George X Zhang and Linda M Li
  69. The Impact of Australian language policies on Chinese language teaching
  70. Shen Chen and Helena Sit
  71. Bi/Multilingual Education, Translation, and Social Mobility in Xinjiang, China
  72. Saihong Li
  73. Understanding how Chinese language education is used to promote citizenship education in China and Hong Kong
  74. TAM, Angela Choi-fung
  75. Teachers’ Bicultural Awareness in Chinese Culture Instruction
  76. Guangyan Chen and Ken Springer
  77. Crossing the river while feeling for stones: the education of a Chinese language teacher


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