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Supporting Independent Language Learning : Issues and Options (2006) pp. 21-35
ADVISING IN A MULTILINGUAL SETTING: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR THE ROLE OF THE ADVISOR
Marie-José Gremmo 1, Elena Castillo 2
(2006)

The authors analyze aspects of the language advisor's role in the context of multilingual resource centers. Using semi-directive interviews, they investigate the way advisors organise their practice in a multilingual centre and cooperate with other advisors, the way in which the advisors' specific contexts influence the way they conceive their role, and the way in which technology-based innovative aspects cause pedagogical relationships to evolve. The study involves a comparative dimension, as the three centres involved are situated in three different countries. The results show that the multilingualism of the center does not promote, per se, plurilingualism and cooperation among advisors. What is important is to redefine the notion of 'language specialist', moving from a definition based on languages to one that is more transversal and based on language didactics.
1:  Laboratoire interuniversitaire des sciences de l'éducation et de la communication (LISEC)
Université de Strasbourg : EA2310 – Université de Haute Alsace - Mulhouse – Université Nancy II
2:  Analyse et Traitement Informatique de la Langue Française (ATILF)
CNRS : UMR7118 – Université Henri Poincaré - Nancy I – Université Nancy II
Humanities and Social Sciences/Education

Humanities and Social Sciences/Linguistics
self-directing language learning – resource centre – autonomy – language advising – teacher training – language didactics – plurilingualism – intercultural
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