Ahozkotasunaren irakaskuntza bigarren hezkuntzako testuliburuetan

[EN]Traditionally writing skills have been given priority in language teaching and so, oral skills have been put aside. However, during the last years many voices have asserted the importance of oral skills. Therefore, they claim that oral language teaching must be emphasized at school. Also, the ne...

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Autores: García Azkoaga, Inés María, Diaz de Gereñu Lasaga, Leire, Imaz Gaztelurrutia, Ainhoa, Alegría Susperregui, Alaitz
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2010
País:España
Institución:Universidad del País Vasco
Repositorio:Addi. Archivo Digital para la Docencia y la Investigación
OAI Identifier:oai:addi.ehu.eus:10810/10353
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/10810/10353
Access Level:acceso abierto
Palabra clave:secondary education
oral skills
language teaching
Basque language
textbook
didactics
enseñanza secundaria
competencias orales
enseñanza de lenguas
euskera
libro de texto
didáctica
enseignment secondaire
compétences orales
enseignement d’une langue
langue basque
manuel d’enseignement
didactique
Bigarren hezkuntza
euskara
ahozko gaitasunak
hizkuntzaren irakaskuntza
testuliburua
didaktika
EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
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Sumario:[EN]Traditionally writing skills have been given priority in language teaching and so, oral skills have been put aside. However, during the last years many voices have asserted the importance of oral skills. Therefore, they claim that oral language teaching must be emphasized at school. Also, the necessity of strengthening oral language is shown in the new curriculum. Nevertheless, those intentions are reflected in very different ways in textbooks. In this work we have looked into the treatment that oral language is given in teaching materials because, in our opinion, textbooks are one of the most important tools for teachers. The facts show that the importance given to oral language and the exercises and tools needed to work that skill are very different from one publishing house to another. Besides, we have confirmed that all the textbooks don’t satisfy the requirements proposed in the Basque official curriculum (e.g. didactic sequences) or that the approach to the text or the way to work with it are not always what they should be. Therefore, it is obvious that we have still a long way in the field of oral language and specially in the way of teaching oral skills