Language is sometimes inextricably linked to literature and the arts, where the pinnacle of language uses is demonstrated in their aesthetic and intellectual forms. This category of articles illuminates on how various manifestations of linguistic expression with skill and imagination can be powerful objects and experiences within language education.
This article presents key points on the importance of literature in language learning and hope to inspire further research and dialogue on the matter.
Written by: Chin Yew KIEU
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Language Skills, Literature and the Arts
This post summarises the article “‘Nostalgic’ classics, or edgy contemporary texts? What books are kids reading in Australian schools – and does it matter?” published on The Conversation while giving a short musing on the topic for language educators. Read on to find out more.
Written by: Chin Yew KIEU
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