Addressing Controversial Issues in the EFL Classroom Using YAL - Kirchmaier, Anna
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Teaching critical thinking skills has become an important part of 21st century education. The development of internet and social media with their potential for manipulation has made critical and reflective thinking crucial. Teaching about controversial issues is an effective way to promote these skills. The EFL (English as a Foreign Language) classroom, in particular, is well suited to doing this. One possible means to foster young people's critical thinking skills is YAL (Young Adult Literature). Pupils can easily identify with its characters and their perspectives. Hence, working with YAL…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Teaching critical thinking skills has become an important part of 21st century education. The development of internet and social media with their potential for manipulation has made critical and reflective thinking crucial. Teaching about controversial issues is an effective way to promote these skills. The EFL (English as a Foreign Language) classroom, in particular, is well suited to doing this. One possible means to foster young people's critical thinking skills is YAL (Young Adult Literature). Pupils can easily identify with its characters and their perspectives. Hence, working with YAL can reduce prejudice and increase emotional awareness. In order to get insight into the current teaching practice in Austria with regard to teaching controversial issues, this research study investigates Austrian secondary school EFL teachers' perspectives on addressing controversial issues by using YAL.
Autorenporträt
Anna Kirchmaier, Mag.phil., was born on 2nd July 1992 in Graz, Austria. In summer 2016 she received her teaching degree in English and German at Karl-Franzens University, Graz.