Clubes de conversación: estrategia efectiva para la enseñanza comunicativa del inglés
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Clubes de conversación, Enseñanza comunicativa, Inglés como lengua extranjera, Fluidez oral, Motivación del aprendizajeSinopsis
Clubes de conversación: estrategia efectiva para la enseñanza comunicativa del inglés es una obra académica que analiza y fundamenta el uso de los clubes de conversación como una estrategia pedagógica clave en la enseñanza del inglés como lengua extranjera. El libro integra bases teóricas del enfoque comunicativo con evidencias empíricas y propuestas metodológicas prácticas, destacando el impacto de estos espacios en el desarrollo de la fluidez oral, la pronunciación, la motivación y la confianza de los estudiantes. Dirigido a docentes e instituciones educativas, ofrece orientaciones claras para implementar clubes de conversación en contextos formales, no formales y virtuales, promoviendo una enseñanza más interactiva, inclusiva y centrada en el estudiante.
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