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Affective Transfer in Writing: Utilizing Affect in Teaching for TransferMorgan, Emily 16 June 2022 (has links)
According to current scholarship in writing studies, students with a positive affect toward writing are more likely to transfer writing knowledge and skills. Yet my findings from an IRB-approved longitudinal study suggest that this is not always the case. This study was designed to see what students transfer from their first-year composition course, focusing especially on rhetoric, process, genre, and mindfulness. In annual semi-structured interviews that took place over the course of three years, two study participants described having positive writing affect but did not discuss transfer, even when prompted. These students express caring much more about a writing task when it feels relevant to them, which frequently involves genres outside of academic writing. They also both admit that they have poor writing process habits, such as procrastination. Based on these findings, I suggest one way that writing instructors can purposefully use affect to potentially encourage transfer.
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Exploring Teaching for Transfer in an Undergraduate Second Language Academic Writing CourseJeon, Heon January 2019 (has links)
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Bridging the Gap: Transfer Theory and Video Games in the Writing ClassroomWhelan, Sean B. January 2020 (has links)
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Estrategias del Translenguaje Pedagógico : Uso y eficacia en las aulas del ELE en Suecia / Pedagogical Translanguaging Strategies : The use and efficiency in the classrooms of Spanish as foreign language in SwedenMilletorp, Eva January 2023 (has links)
En Suecia, el alumnado se ha ido volviendo cada vez más multicultural. En el aula pueden coexistir varias lenguas maternas y la pericia en inglés es muy alta. Esto se traduce en que estas lenguas podrían ser usadas como andamios para enseñar una tercera o cuarta lengua. Este trabajo final de grado, enfocado específicamente en el translenguaje pedagógico, ha sido desarrollado al alero de investigaciones internacionales sobre cómo estratégicamente potenciar el aprendizaje de idiomas. En este sentido, el translenguaje pedagógico propone una serie de estrategias deliberadas cuya característica central es el uso del repertorio lingüístico global del alumnado multilingüe. El translenguaje pedagógico es una nueva área de investigación, por lo cual las estrategias del translenguaje pedagógico todavía no aparecen de forma explícita ni en el material didáctico ni en la enseñanza de docentes de lenguas extranjeras. Aun así, existen bastante hallazgos científicos que proponen varias ventajas al usar estas estrategias, lo que llama la atención y constituye la base de esta investigación. Esta tesis propone investigar el uso y la eficacia de las estrategias del translenguaje pedagógico en las aulas en Suecia. El resultado demuestra que la mayoría de los docentes utilizan diferentes estrategias de translenguaje en cierto grado, aunque estas no tengan casi ningún soporte en el material didáctico ni por la integración de currículos en las escuelas suecas. / In Sweden, the student population has become increasingly multicultural, resulting in classrooms where multiple mother tongues are present alongside a high level of English proficiency. This unique linguistic context presents an opportunity to utilize the diverse languages as scaffolding for teaching additional languages. This undergraduate thesis explores the concept of pedagogical translanguaging, drawn upon international research to strategically enhance language learning. In this sense, pedagogical translanguaging proposes a series of deliberate strategies whose central characteristic is the use of the global linguistic repertoire of multilingual students. Pedagogical translanguaging is a new area of research, so pedagogical translanguaging strategies do not yet appear explicitly either in the teaching material nor in the instruction of foreign language teachers. Even so, there are quite a few scientific findings that propose several advantages to using these strategies, which call for attention and form the basis of this research. This thesis proposes to investigate the use and effectiveness of pedagogical translanguaging strategies in classrooms in Sweden. The result shows that most teachers use different translanguage strategies to some degree, even if they are not well supported by teaching materials and curriculum integration in Swedish schools.
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