I'm soooooooooo inspired by Dr. Robin Scarcella's interview! I've been an English teacher here in South Korea for more than 13 years and I honestly feel I'm still struggling with my own Academic English. We Koreans tend to focus more on Reading comprehension and Grammar than Speaking and Writing in an EFL context since it is much easier to have objective results with multiple choices. As an English teacher, I feel the urgent need for students to know how to use the academic English words in writing. I 'd love to study the strategies, and activity ideas so that I can teach my students different register English including formal and informal English. While listening to Dr. Robin's interview, I wish I were the student that Dr. Robin mentioned in the video. I felt more Thank you for uploading this amazing video and the website. Thank you sooooooooo much! :)
You"re amazing Dr. Robin Scarcella, you teach something fundamental and basics knowledge of languages, I want to be your student in PHD. Salute for you.
You can click the three dots by the bottom of the video. It says Show Transcript! You could copy and paste it, but I think that is the only way to get the transcript from this!
Just I thought: Please send me a letter in you opinion "Academic Language" and I will reply to you. I challenge you to fool me or as you put it we need to teach the uneducated from another countries who are not so sophisticated as English people. WOW I just heard you use the word photosynthesis that is a Latin word as well Spanish. Just to help you both so you don't have to look it up the word in Spanish is: Fotosintesis. I love to see a letter written in your wonderful Academic Language.
If this people knew where English developed or was born, they wouldn't talk so proudly of English. Academic language dear ladies are words stolen or borrowed from many highly educated European Countries. This took place on the 6th and 8th Century. And by the way you just mentioned Spanish, this is a very good example. For Spanish people academic language are everyday words. This is an example for you: building = Edifice Topology = Topological I think I make my point. other words such Inception = Incepccion This mean beginning. English borrowed words from the Danish, French, Latin, Dutch, Germanic’s, and even Norwegian, Finish, Swedish. So to me what you talking about Academic Language, to us are everyday words. A very poor Programme. I speak fluently in 7 Languages big deal your little video to glorify the pathetic English Language.
Dr scarcella us peaking so nicely and decently. One wants to listen to her for long
I'm soooooooooo inspired by Dr. Robin Scarcella's interview! I've been an English teacher here in South Korea for more than 13 years and I honestly feel I'm still struggling with my own Academic English. We Koreans tend to focus more on Reading comprehension and Grammar than Speaking and Writing in an EFL context since it is much easier to have objective results with multiple choices. As an English teacher, I feel the urgent need for students to know how to use the academic English words in writing. I 'd love to study the strategies, and activity ideas so that I can teach my students different register English including formal and informal English. While listening to Dr. Robin's interview, I wish I were the student that Dr. Robin mentioned in the video. I felt more Thank you for uploading this amazing video and the website. Thank you sooooooooo much! :)
How is your teaching of ells coming along?
Very informative and well discussed, as well as, so need to be heard. Academic language is very important for all to learn, practice, and study.
You"re amazing Dr. Robin Scarcella, you teach something fundamental and basics knowledge of languages, I want to be your student in PHD. Salute for you.
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Help the speaker in his language with your advice, please!
Wow excellent they are talking and i learnt a lot of thing from their discussion
What a wonderful interview! Thank you!
Is there a transcript? I absolutely want to keep some of these great strategies and comments to guide my teaching. Just a great interview.
A transcript would be extremely helpful!
You can click the three dots by the bottom of the video. It says Show Transcript! You could copy and paste it, but I think that is the only way to get the transcript from this!
Fabulous interview - well worth the listen!!!
so where are the resources? the website links you said would be listed?
The interviewee is so bright, andi am keen to look up the website link talked in tbe video ,but there is no links in the description area...
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Help the speaker in his language with your advice, please!
Thank you . very useful with my students.
Yo deseo pero los que sabía de inglés se me Olbido alúdame cuando comenzamos
Just I thought: Please send me a letter in you opinion "Academic Language" and I will reply to you. I challenge you to fool me or as you put it we need to teach the uneducated from another countries who are not so sophisticated as English people. WOW I just heard you use the word photosynthesis that is a Latin word as well Spanish. Just to help you both so you don't have to look it up the word in Spanish is: Fotosintesis. I love to see a letter written in your wonderful Academic Language.
Jealous.
It hurts my brain reading this nonsense.
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If this people knew where English developed or was born, they wouldn't talk so proudly of English. Academic language dear ladies are words stolen or borrowed from many highly educated European Countries. This took place on the 6th and 8th Century. And by the way you just mentioned Spanish, this is a very good example. For Spanish people academic language are everyday words. This is an example for you: building = Edifice Topology = Topological I think I make my point. other words such Inception = Incepccion This mean beginning. English borrowed words from the Danish, French, Latin, Dutch, Germanic’s, and even Norwegian, Finish, Swedish. So to me what you talking about Academic Language, to us are everyday words. A very poor Programme. I speak fluently in 7 Languages big deal your little video to glorify the pathetic English Language.
They are not glorifying English at all. What they are saying is that for students to do well in education, they must learn academic language.
Peter Brown the objective of this talk is not what u r talking abt. linguistically, no language is superior or inferior to any other language.
lol A precise example of senone who does not understand academic English.
Sounds like someone should have been hugged more as a child.😊