Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications

The issue of exploitation foreign languages' instructional comics has been widely discussed in recent years. However, although the authors indicate its advantages and its great educational potential, few have actually investigated learners' attitudes towards this learning resource. And ev...

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Main Author: Laurent-Fidèle Sossouvi
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Bern Open Publishing 2012-05-01
Series:Linguistik Online
Online Access:https://bop.unibe.ch/linguistik-online/article/view/7973
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spelling doaj-a1345d621f90461faf0df5d8edd142c32021-09-13T12:48:02ZdeuBern Open PublishingLinguistik Online1615-30142012-05-0155510.13092/lo.55.7973Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implicationsLaurent-Fidèle Sossouvi The issue of exploitation foreign languages' instructional comics has been widely discussed in recent years. However, although the authors indicate its advantages and its great educational potential, few have actually investigated learners' attitudes towards this learning resource. And everyone knows the importance of affective factors in the process of learning foreign languages. In addition, comic is rarely used as a teaching aid in Asia. As part of this contribution exploratory, we propose to examine not only the attitudes of Sinophones Learners of French as Foreign Language towards comic, but also the support it can provide. To achieve this goal, fifty-five Taiwanese learners, from level A1 to B1, divided into three distinct groups were probed, questioned and subjected to work around comics. According to the results, we conclude that (i) learners have positive attitudes towards comics, mangas, and are highly motivated; (ii) the use of comics has helped to improve their language skills and intercultural learning as well as revitalize the target language. Implications of these findings are discussed. https://bop.unibe.ch/linguistik-online/article/view/7973
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Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
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title Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
title_short Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
title_full Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
title_fullStr Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
title_full_unstemmed Les attitudes d'apprenants taiwanais de langue étrangère à l'égard de la bande dessinée et quelques implications
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publisher Bern Open Publishing
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issn 1615-3014
publishDate 2012-05-01
description The issue of exploitation foreign languages' instructional comics has been widely discussed in recent years. However, although the authors indicate its advantages and its great educational potential, few have actually investigated learners' attitudes towards this learning resource. And everyone knows the importance of affective factors in the process of learning foreign languages. In addition, comic is rarely used as a teaching aid in Asia. As part of this contribution exploratory, we propose to examine not only the attitudes of Sinophones Learners of French as Foreign Language towards comic, but also the support it can provide. To achieve this goal, fifty-five Taiwanese learners, from level A1 to B1, divided into three distinct groups were probed, questioned and subjected to work around comics. According to the results, we conclude that (i) learners have positive attitudes towards comics, mangas, and are highly motivated; (ii) the use of comics has helped to improve their language skills and intercultural learning as well as revitalize the target language. Implications of these findings are discussed.
url https://bop.unibe.ch/linguistik-online/article/view/7973
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