School science review · 1998 · 43 citations · 5 references
EducationScience EducationTeachingLanguage DevelopmentLanguage PedagogyScience InstructionLanguage InterventionLanguage LearningLanguage TeachingScience PedagogySpeaking DevelopmentAttentionLanguage Barrier EffectsLanguage Barrier ManagementLanguage Barriers In EducationLanguage For LearningScience Talk
For many pupils the greatest barrier to learning science is the language barrier. This article suggests practical ways in which this barrier can be lowered and language can be used to promote the learner’s development in science. The language of both learners and teachers is considered, with brief looks at learning through talking and listening, and learning through reading and writing. In all areas the way in which careful attention to language can promote science teaching and learning is considered, but also how science education can be yet another vehicle for enhancing pupils’ general language development.
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