"OK; right! But sometimes the focus on accuracy per se and the fear to be innacurate results in errorphobia and poses hindrances to fluency.What do you think?"
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Fluency or Accuracy
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brahim Montasir Dec 29, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
What matters most in learning a language, accuracy or fluency (comprehensiblity of the message)?language is first of all a means ofcommunication , so better take aconversation than write a…Continue
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What matters most in learning a language, accuracy or fluency (comprehensiblity of the message)?language is first of all a means ofcommunication , so better take aconversation than write a letter.What do you think?See More
Brahim Montasir replied to Steve Hargadon's discussion Introductions"Hello,
I am Brahim Montasir.I have been teaching English for 16 years to upper secondary school students.I am here to develop professionally and share my experience with other colleagues world wide."
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- At 2:22pm on December 25, 2010,
fatma said… - I agree with you. I live in UK now and it did not take long for me to notice that if you do not pronounce accurately with the right tone and intonation, you can't get your message through.
- At 12:18pm on December 20, 2010,
Anne Mirtschin said…
Hi Brahim, welcome to classroom 2.0. We look forward to sharing with you too.
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