Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Polish term or phrase:
kontakt głosowy
English translation:
voice contact, vocal contact, aural/oral contact, voice-to-voice contact
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Darius Saczuk
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Dec 10, 2011 18:21
12 yrs ago
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Polish term
kontakt głosowy
Polish to English
Art/Literary
Education / Pedagogy
methodology
Mam problem z ujeciem wyrazenia "potrzeby kontaktu glosowego"
the need of voice connection/contact/relationship?????czy moze auditory stimuli??
cytat:
"Uczniowie o strategii słuchowej uczą się głośno, staraja się uważać na lekcji, by zapamiętac sformułowania użyte przez nauczyciela, jednak z powodu potrzeby kontaktu głosowego często rozmawiają i tym samym przeszkadzają nauczycielowi, a ucząc się języka chętniej słuchają radia czy kasety."
bardzo prosze o pomoc
the need of voice connection/contact/relationship?????czy moze auditory stimuli??
cytat:
"Uczniowie o strategii słuchowej uczą się głośno, staraja się uważać na lekcji, by zapamiętac sformułowania użyte przez nauczyciela, jednak z powodu potrzeby kontaktu głosowego często rozmawiają i tym samym przeszkadzają nauczycielowi, a ucząc się języka chętniej słuchają radia czy kasety."
bardzo prosze o pomoc
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| 4 +1 | voice contact, vocal contact, aural/oral contact, voice-to-voice contact |
Darius Saczuk
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| 1 | auditory/verbal contact [communication] |
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auditory/verbal contact [communication]
Czynnikiem, który zasługuje na szczególną uwagę wśród wielu właściwości indywidualnych ucznia jest modalność, czyli sposób reagowania na nowe bodźce, a więc i sposób uczenia się. Modalność dzielimy zazwyczaj na:
- wzrokową
- słuchową
- kinestetyczną.
http://www.edukacja.edux.pl/p-5897-jak-pomoc-uczniom-osiagna...
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The first studying style will be the Visual Learner.
The second learning style is the Auditory Learner
The third learning model will be the Kinesthetic Learners
http://tennesseenaturals.com/education/hiring-an-immigration...
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Teaching Auditory Learners
Teachers can accommodate the auditory learning style by giving spoken directions and incorporating songs and games into their lessons. Auditory learners will also appreciate the opportunity to discuss what they are learning with other students in small groups and may enjoy exercises in which they teach their classmates. Students who learn best through audio will do well at many traditional classroom tasks; they tend to be analytical and follow directions well.
Read more: Audio and Kinesthetic Learning Styles | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5273058_audio-kinesthetic-learning...
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Auditory listeners learn best through the use of verbal communication and lectures. Auditory learners can have information revealed to them through written works, but in most cases, the information is not going to make sense or “click” until the information has been heard. There are many things that auditory learners listen for while they are learning a new skill. They listen for the tone of voice, the pitch within the voice and even the speed of the person that is teaching the new skill or information. All of this information that has been interpreted is then used when learning.
Auditory learners will benefit from creating recordings of the information that is being taught, as well as benefit from information that has been played back from these recordings. Most auditory learners tend to repeat things aloud, so they are able to easily learn the information that is being repeated.
http://www.learningguide.org/learningstyles.htm
- wzrokową
- słuchową
- kinestetyczną.
http://www.edukacja.edux.pl/p-5897-jak-pomoc-uczniom-osiagna...
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The first studying style will be the Visual Learner.
The second learning style is the Auditory Learner
The third learning model will be the Kinesthetic Learners
http://tennesseenaturals.com/education/hiring-an-immigration...
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Teaching Auditory Learners
Teachers can accommodate the auditory learning style by giving spoken directions and incorporating songs and games into their lessons. Auditory learners will also appreciate the opportunity to discuss what they are learning with other students in small groups and may enjoy exercises in which they teach their classmates. Students who learn best through audio will do well at many traditional classroom tasks; they tend to be analytical and follow directions well.
Read more: Audio and Kinesthetic Learning Styles | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5273058_audio-kinesthetic-learning...
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Auditory listeners learn best through the use of verbal communication and lectures. Auditory learners can have information revealed to them through written works, but in most cases, the information is not going to make sense or “click” until the information has been heard. There are many things that auditory learners listen for while they are learning a new skill. They listen for the tone of voice, the pitch within the voice and even the speed of the person that is teaching the new skill or information. All of this information that has been interpreted is then used when learning.
Auditory learners will benefit from creating recordings of the information that is being taught, as well as benefit from information that has been played back from these recordings. Most auditory learners tend to repeat things aloud, so they are able to easily learn the information that is being repeated.
http://www.learningguide.org/learningstyles.htm
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