Heike Krüsemann
@dr_heike_k
Language learning research @OxfordDeptofEd and @UniSouthampton🪩 German Lektor @StJohnsOx, @QueensCollegOx, @St_Catz 🪩 MARCOPOLO Oxford city guide author 🪩
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Andy Gosler, EWA Research Director Our next presentation begins with an invitation to download a language learning app. With Suzanne Graham @anthonyPZhang Heike Krüsemann #DELTEA research project IoE Uni of Reading @UniRdg_CeLM James Turner University of Southampton
Reading and vocabulary during transition to secondary school: Jessie Ricketts, moving to @rickettslara.bsky on identifying learner needs and increasing enjoyment Department of Education, University of Oxford
Out now- my article with Suzanne Graham: ‘Learning German is like … ’: how learner representations, motivational beliefs, and perceptions of public views relate to motivation for continuing German study doi.org/10.1080/095717… #languagelearning
Out now- my article with Suzanne Graham, Pengchong Anthony Zhang, Julia Ofweber, and @LindaFisherCam: Literature and second language vocabulary learning: The role of text type and teaching approach doi.org/10.1111/modl.1… #languagelearning
Hello BAALers!! We're at #BAAL2024 and no longer use our old account: x.com/LltSig 👉You'll find us here from now on: BAAL Language Learning and Teaching SIG
Assessing young learner phonology and literacy-decoding using an AI-based app: Prof Alison Porter, Suzanne Graham and James Turner from the DELTEA team #BAAL2024
Prof Alison Porter from University of Southampton DELTEA on analysing sound and word level scores using an AI-based app
James Turner James Turner from DELTEA University of Southampton: our AI-based app uses 2 measures: built-in sound scores for sound-symbol correspondences, as well as word-level sound scores #BAAL2024
What are the implications for practice using an AI-based app for learner phonology assessment? Prof Alison Porter from DELTEA University of Southampton #BAAL2024
Hannah Davidson from PiPL project IoE Uni of Reading: Longitudinal data shows that young learners‘ motivation for language learning decreases considerably from year 5 to year 6. Motivation trends: French: more negative, German: more positive, Spanish: mixed. #BAAL2024
Our range of free, online resources for young language learners has grown! OLLA now covers French, German & Spanish. Video clips etc where content is motivating but the language is accessible. shorturl.at/geDTE #mfltwitterati Joe Dale ALL Languages RiPL National Consortium for Languages Education