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Full-Text Articles in French and Francophone Language and Literature
Summary Of Creative Project—Images Of French Canada: An Educational Tool For The French Language Classroom, Heather A. Young, Dr. Michael Bush
Summary Of Creative Project—Images Of French Canada: An Educational Tool For The French Language Classroom, Heather A. Young, Dr. Michael Bush
Journal of Undergraduate Research
This creative project constitutes one component of an initiative undertaken by Dr. Michael Bush to obtain and use culturally authentic images of everyday life in Francophone countries to illustrate lexical and grammatical concepts in the French language classroom. Receiving the ORCA Scholarship enabled me to take over 830 photographs illustrating a broad range of concepts, which will be used in classroom instruction at BYU and will eventually be made available to French language teachers across the United States. These photos are in addition to well over 3000 images which have already been obtained by other students.
Using Photographic Images To Learn Vocabulary And Culture In A Foreign Language Classroom, Brandy Harman, Chantel Thompson
Using Photographic Images To Learn Vocabulary And Culture In A Foreign Language Classroom, Brandy Harman, Chantel Thompson
Journal of Undergraduate Research
Studies have found that foreign language students have greater success learning vocabulary when there is a visual to accompany the new words and concepts. It is also a good way to incorporate aspects of the target culture into the language lesson.