5.8. Modelling of target language
The modelling of target language was a strategy that accounted for 19% of the strategies and
techniques used during lesson observations. Hill and Flynn (2006, p. 23) suggest that ‘Language
structure and form should be learned in authentic contexts rather than through contrived drills in
language workbooks’. The modelling of target language would seem, therefore, to be an extremely
important strategy for teachers to use, as these models may be a student’s only guide on how the
additional language is used in a natural environment.
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