Third Age Learners of Foreign Languages / / ed. by Danuta Gabryś-Barker.
People are increasingly reaching the so-called third age, a period when seniors search for a renewed purpose to life and spend time undertaking activities that they consider motivating, such as the learning of a foreign language. The study of language learning among aging populations has become a fa...
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Place / Publishing House: | Bristol ;, Blue Ridge Summit : : Multilingual Matters, , [2017] ©2017 |
Year of Publication: | 2017 |
Language: | English |
Series: | Second Language Acquisition
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction: The Background
- Part 1. Foreign Language Learning in the Third Age
- 1. A Developmental Perspective on Third-Age Learning
- 2. Really Late Learners: Some Research Contexts and Some Practical Hints
- 3. The Interactional Challenge: L2 Learning and Use in the Third Age
- 4. Research on Second Language Acquisition in Old Adulthood: What We Have and What We Need
- 5. The Use of Indirect Language Learning Strategies by Third- Age Learners: Insights from a Questionnaire Study
- 6. Balance and Coordination vs Reading Comprehension in L2 in Late Adulthood
- 7. Compensatory Strategies in Senior Foreign Language Students
- Part 2. Foreign Language Pedagogy in the Third Age
- 8. Student Needs and Expectations Concerning Foreign Language Teachers in Universities of the Third Age
- 9. Identifying the Characteristics of Foreign Language Teachers Who Work with Senior Learners
- 10. Teaching English to Senior Students in the Eyes of Teacher Trainees
- 11. Enhancing Language Awareness in Migrants' Third Age to Promote Well-Being
- Concluding Comments and a Way Forward
- Index