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Children's literature is undoubtedly a very useful tool in teaching and learning foreign languages and its educational value is remarkable. Storybooks contain rich and authentic examples of the language being learned, they involve children personally and actively in the process of language learning and they address the issues relevant to children’s interests and their perception of the world. The aim of the article is to show how children's literature can be used effectively in teaching a foreign language.
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W artykule przedstawiono multimedialną grę dydaktyczną I SPY (poz. A2–B1), przeznaczoną dla młodzieży uczącej się kilku europejskich języków obcych, w tym języka polskiego. Polskojęzyczna wersja gry przygotowywana jest obecnie w ramach projektu edukacyjnego, w którym uczestniczy Uniwersytet Łódzki. W części teoretycznej artykułu gra została ukazana jako narzędzie umożliwiające realizację zasad podejścia ludycznego oraz zadaniowego. W części głównej – analitycznej – skoncentrowano się na określeniu przydatności gry w zakresie skłaniania użytkowników języka do podejmowania działań językowych wynikających z wcześniej postawionych zadań.
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The multimedia educational game I SPY is addressed to the A2–B1 level learners of six European languages: English, Dutch, Spanish, German, Romanian, and Polish. The game was created by the international team with the participation of the University of Łódź School of Polish for Foreigners. The authors of the article, and co-creators of Polish version of the game as well, present the game as an effective tool for realization of the assumptions of the ludic and action-oriented approaches to learning and teaching foreign languages. In the main, analytical, part of the article, the authors concentrate on defining the effectiveness of the game in making learners undertake the linguistic activities in order to perform various tasks set in the game.
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The aim of this article is to highlight these aspects of individualisation within the learningteaching-process of foreign languages, which are attainable in public schools. These methods may require more teachers` effort, but their implementation needs particularly a new attitude and a different usage of the recourses available at school, which is a concern of inclusive didactics. In the first part of the article the origin of individualisation in the process of learning and teaching foreign languages will be discussed. In the second part a conducted research concerned with the individualisation of teaching foreign languages in primary schools will be presented.
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