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Sharing practices

This project explores cross-cultural collaboration in education, highlighting the significance of sharing practices through Webquest activities. By analyzing different groups' approaches, such as task-based preposition learning and sensory engagement, it reflects on the link between cooperative learning and Natural learning principles. Additionally, the project addresses how this cooperative approach caters to second language acquisition.

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Sharing practices

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  1. Sharing practices Webquest Guus & Alicia Groups A Irena & Guus: International cooperation B Celia: culture and language C Katarina: task-based preposition learning D Dirk: how to go about taba in school E Erika: Smelling and senses F Marjorie: Singing and drama Groups ABCDEF – ABCDEF – ABCDEF Reflection…

  2. The link with TABASCO • Why was the experience meaningful? • How is it related to Natural learning • How does it cater for 2LA?

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