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Using the music of English creatively in the ESL classroom
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音楽で英語を学ぼう : ESLにおける創造的な英語の授業方法
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オンガク デ エイゴ オ マナボウ : ESL ニ オケル ソウゾウテキ ナ エイゴ ノ ジュギョウ ホウホウ
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Ongaku de eigo o manabo : ESL ni okeru sozoteki na eigo no jugyo hoho
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Young, Jerome
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ヤング, ジェローム
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慶應義塾大学文学部・法学部・商学部教職課程センター非常勤講師
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慶應義塾大学外国語教育研究センター
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ケイオウ ギジュク ダイガク ガイコクゴ キョウイク ケンキュウ センター
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keio gijuku daigaku gaikokugo kyoiku kenkyu senta
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2009
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慶應義塾外国語教育研究
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Journal of foreign language education
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6
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2009
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18
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In this paper it is argued that the inherent musical nature of the English language lends itself to intriguing classroom activities which, when implemented, can help English as a Second Language learners acquire a sense of the natural intonation and rhythm of English. The underlying logic of a person's first language can have a profound effect on how that person speaks English as a second language, especially when the two languages have dramatically different rhythmical logics, as Japanese and English do. English language education in Japan tends to emphasize grammar and translation, with the intention of helping students pass standardized written exams, and does little to help students learn to speak in English. This situation can be amelioraated, it is argued, by getting students actively and creatively involved in the music of English. During the autumn term of 2008, we conducted an experimental class at Keio University with the goal of getting students engaged in creative activities, some physical (singing), some cerebral (potry writing), some a little of both (song writing), in order to strengthen their communicative sense of the natural rhythm of spoken English.
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