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Sociolinguistic studies contribute to language teaching by helping educators understand how language is used in different social contexts and by different groups of speakers. This knowledge can inform the development of inclusive and culturally relevant language teaching materials and approaches. It also helps teachers better address language variation and diversity in the classroom.
Carol E Morison has written: 'Revising and peer groups changing a program' -- subject(s): Composition (Language arts), Composition and exercises, Group work in education, English language, Study and teaching (Elementary)
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A friend went to a class for Teaching English as a Second Language and she told me that, during the class they teach you to think like the native speakers do. For example, teaching groups of people who grew up in poor, hot, desert areas, finding and preserving potable water would be very important to them and their society. They might now even know what 'snow' is or "Christmas" songs.There is a website that you can go to find out more info:www.TEFL.com (Teaching English as a Foreign Language)
There are numerous religious groups that may speak the same language, as language and religion are not necessarily correlated. The number of different religious groups speaking the same language will vary depending on the specific language and region in question.
William H. Angoff has written: 'Patterns of test and item difficulty for six foreign language groups on the test of English as a foreign language' -- subject(s): Ability testing, English language, Examinations, Foreign speakers, Study and teaching, Test of English as a Foreign Language, Validity 'Context Bias in the Test of English As a Foreign Language (Rr-89-10)'
Africa has the greatest number of language groups among all continents globally. It is estimated that there are over 2,000 different languages spoken across the continent, belonging to several distinct language families.
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Language that does not discriminate against individuals or groups
The English language has been influenced by various groups of people throughout history, including the Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Vikings, Normans, and Romans. Each of these groups contributed to the vocabulary, grammar, and phonetics of the English language, shaping it into what it is today.
Standard dialect is typically spoken by educated speakers, news broadcasters, and in formal settings such as academic settings or business meetings. It is often used as a model for language teaching and is considered the most widely accepted form of a language in a particular region or country.
"The National Council of Teachers of English is devoted to improving the teaching and learning of English and the language arts at all levels of education." Acharya Institutes are just one of the many university or educational groups endorsed by the NCTE.