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SUMMARY:Applied Linguistics Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:\nEleanor Sweeney: "\;L2 Teachers'\; Conceptions of t
he Music-Language Relationship"\;\n\nThis virtual session explores L
2 teachers&rsquo\; conceptions of the relationship between language and
music. \;As our earliest forms of organized communication\, language
and music have been the subject of lively philosophical debate since be
fore the 5th century BCE. \;Drawing from quantitative and qualitativ
e data\, I will present various ways that L2 teachers describe this rela
tionship\, and how their understandings shape and are shaped by their us
e of music in their language teaching activities. L2 Teachers raised iss
ues such as Which came first\, language or music? Or are they the same?
What is the role of music in our development as a species? Can you even
teach language without music? Using every trick in my developing Zoom ba
g\, I hope to encourage audience participation and interaction. \;\n
\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/applied_linguistics_
roundtable/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Eleanor Sweeney
: "L2 Teachers' Conceptions of the Music-Language Relationship&
quot;
This virtual session explores L2 teachers’ conceptions
of the relationship between language and music. As our earliest fo
rms of organized communication, language and music have been the subject
of lively philosophical debate since before the 5th century BCE. D
rawing from quantitative and qualitative data, I will present various wa
ys that L2 teachers describe this relationship, and how their understand
ings shape and are shaped by their use of music in their language teachi
ng activities. L2 Teachers raised issues such as Which came first, langu
age or music? Or are they the same? What is the role of music in our dev
elopment as a species? Can you even teach language without music? Using
every trick in my developing Zoom bag, I hope to encourage audience part
icipation and interaction.
For more details: https://event
s.la.psu.edu/event/applied_linguistics_roundtable/
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