From Communication to CurriculumArgues that personal and conversational interaction between teacher and pupil is a crucial aspect of the learning process. Using transcribed conversations from the classroom, this book analyzes the different styles of discourse showing the importance of unstructured conversations in schooling. |
Contents
Preface to the Second Edition | 5 |
Chapter One Two Aspects of Classroom Language | 11 |
Chapter Two Learning in Small Groups | 34 |
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