Is language teaching performance art?

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Almond, M. 2013. Is language teaching performance art? The Teacher Trainer. 27 (3).
AuthorsAlmond, M.
Abstract

A practice-based beyond methodology article that focuses on the 'being' rather 'doing' dimension of teaching and how teachers can benefit from aspects of actor training to create the right conditions in a classroom conducive to effective, multi-sensory teaching and learning

Year2013
JournalThe Teacher Trainer
Journal citation27 (3)
PublisherPilgrims
ISSN0951-7626
Related URLhttp://www.tttjournal.co.uk/
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PrintMar 2013
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Deposited13 Nov 2012
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