Author: Minna Maijala, Joanne Pagèze and Laura Hoskins
Date of Publication: July 2018
Series Title: Scottish Languages Review Issue 34
Notes: DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6882605
This article reports on a small-scale action-research project carried out across two higher education contexts, in Finland and in France, with learners of German (as L3) and English (as L2) respectively. The aim of the project was to explore how students get into and stay in student-centred activities and the use of target language throughout these. Through this small-scale action research project we sought to explore the match or mismatch between expectations of what language learning activity types bring learners and the various language mediations we observed in our FL/ESP classrooms.
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