Full Description
First published in 1955, Learning Modern Languages by F. M. Hodgson offers a thoughtful exploration of the challenges and methods in modern language education. With a foreword by C. Gattegno, this insightful work examines the struggles of the so-called "non-linguistic" child, common mistakes in language learning, and the effectiveness of traditional exercises. Hodgson provides fresh perspectives on teaching methods, the role of composition, and the need for a shift in approach, making this book a timeless resource for educators and language enthusiasts alike.
Contents
Foreword by C. Gattegno 1. The 'Non-Linguistic' Child 2. Mistakes in Modern Language Learning 3. An Attempt to Examine the Evidence 4. A Consideration of Exercises 5. Suggestions for a Change of Perspective 6. The Place of Composition 7. Conclusion Index
