Chilean sign language in English Vocabulary Teaching: multisensoriality as a didactic strategy in ESTP students from the Metropolitan Region
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Lohaus-Reyes, María FranciscaAbstract
The English level of Chilean adults, according to international standardized evaluations, is low compared to their OECD peers. For this reason, the methodologies used to teach this foreign language to adults should take on greater relevance in tertiary education, especially in Higher Technical Professional Education (ESTP). The research sought to determine through quantitative methodology and a quasi-experimental design, whether a teaching strate...
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The English level of Chilean adults, according to international standardized evaluations, is low compared to their OECD peers. For this reason, the methodologies used to teach this foreign language to adults should take on greater relevance in tertiary education, especially in Higher Technical Professional Education (ESTP). The research sought to determine through quantitative methodology and a quasi-experimental design, whether a teaching strategy for teaching English vocabulary with the use of Chilean Sign Language and manual alphabet influences the productive oral vocabulary of that language in students of ESTP, during the first semester of 2019.It was concluded that the strategy influenced in the short term the oral productive vocabulary of the students intervened with it.
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2019Academic guide
Herrera-Fernández, Valeria Modesta
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