Bachelorarbeit, 2016
88 Seiten, Note: 8
The Diploma Paper aims to investigate effective techniques for teaching American culture in English lessons for Grade 11 students. The author argues that teaching American culture, particularly in the 21st century, is crucial for fostering intercultural understanding and promoting students' critical thinking skills.
The introductory chapter explores the significance of culture in language teaching and learning, highlighting its practical value and role in fostering cultural understanding. It emphasizes the importance of teaching American culture to promote intercultural skills and appreciation for diverse perspectives. The author argues that teaching American culture goes beyond language acquisition and encompasses understanding values, traditions, and societal structures.
Chapter 2 delves into the specific challenges and opportunities of teaching American culture in the English language classroom. It addresses the need for teachers to be knowledgeable about the country and its culture, particularly in light of potential misconceptions and stereotypes that students may encounter. The chapter explores the role of media and other factors in shaping students' perceptions of American culture.
Chapter 3 presents various techniques for effectively teaching American culture in English lessons. It examines methods that engage students, promote critical thinking, and facilitate intercultural awareness. The chapter discusses the use of critical incidents, culture capsules, and other pedagogical approaches for enhancing the teaching and learning process.
Chapter 4 focuses on a case study conducted in Riga English Grammar School, examining the implementation of techniques for teaching American culture in Grade 11. The chapter analyzes data collected through interviews, questionnaires, student portfolios, and feedback. It provides insights into the effectiveness of the techniques and their impact on students' intercultural skills and critical thinking abilities.
The study focuses on techniques for teaching American culture in English lessons, exploring key concepts such as intercultural skills, critical thinking, critical incidents, culture capsules, and the importance of fostering a deeper understanding of diverse cultures.
Teaching American culture fosters intercultural understanding, enhances critical thinking, and helps students draw connections between diverse ideas in a globalized 21st-century world.
These are pedagogical techniques used to present specific cultural information or scenarios that challenge students to analyze cultural differences and avoid stereotypes.
The case study analyzed the implementation of cultural teaching techniques in Grade 11, using interviews, questionnaires, and student portfolios to measure impact.
It improves students' ability to justify decisions from different perspectives and produce original viewpoints based on a deeper understanding of values and traditions.
Media is a significant factor in shaping students' perceptions, and the study explores how to address potential misconceptions and stereotypes arising from it.
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