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1. www.rocketed.co.uk › blog › how-does-anxiety-affectHow Does Anxiety Affect Learning? - RocketEd

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   Jun 24, 2023 · While a degree of anxiety can be a helpful factor in motivation, too much can hinder a child’s learning and progress. Here, we discuss what anxiety is, how it can impact the learning process and how to foster a supportive learning environment for anxious learners.

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2. www.tes.com › magazine › teaching-learningTackling anxiety in children and teachers at primary school | Tes

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   3 days ago · Step one: If a child has an outburst of anger, either physical or verbal, alone, in a small group or in the classroom, that child will not be responsive to reason. Keep the child and others safe. Have two adults readily available at all times. Have an open-door policy in classrooms.

3. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe inner workings of anxiety in second language learning

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   The paper examines anxiety as an important emotion for language learning and communication, using the intraindividual, dynamic emotional experience as a grounding for understanding the antecedents and consequences of anxiety arousal.

4. infocus.eltngl.com › 07 › images-powerful-learningWhy Images are Powerful for Learning | National Geographic ...

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   • The Impact of Images
   • Activity 1- Stand Like This!
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   • Activity 3 – Can You See The Connection?

   You may have noticed, with the popularity of Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook, that images are becoming increasingly popular ways to express feelings, ideas and to convey messages. In mainstream education visual literacy (the ability to read, write but also create visual images*) has received a lot more attention over the last decade or so. In sum...

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   Slowly but steadily the myth of learning styles is being recognized as an over-simplification, but that does not mean that visuals no longer have a place in the learning process. Making our teaching varied is key and using visuals is important as 60% of our brain is involved in one way or another Using images with other modes of input will make lea...

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   There are times when my learners seem to feel sleepy in my classes and they just need to move for a bit. One activity they truly enjoy is “stand like this”. It’s not only enjoyable because they are up and moving but the images also provide a springboard for language, or as Jamie Keddie (2009) puts it “the language can be extracted from an image.” S...

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   Select a high-interest image, one that leaves plenty of room for imagination! Then divide your class into 2 or 3 groups. Get them to look at the image and get each group to think about possible questions they would like to ask. You can write the Wh-question words on the board if you want to support their thinking. They also need to think about poss...

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   In my second blog postin this series, I talked about an activity called ”can you see the connection”. In the example activity, the teacher provides 4 images that are connected in some way and students need to describe the images and interpret the meaning to decide what possible connection there is between the 4 pictures. You can give your groups of...

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5. www.kennedykrieger.org › stories › making-differenceAnxiety and Its Impact on Learning - Kennedy Krieger Institute

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   Exposure to yelling or impatience can ignite a fear response in a child and can increase anxiety about a particular setting or person. Ability to learn or retain information can be reduced. How can an adult create an atmosphere where it’s OK to not know the answer, to ask a question or to be unsure?

6. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsSecond language anxiety: Construct, effects, and sources

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   Jun 12, 2023 · The anxiety associated with L2 learning, performance, and use situations is commonly known as foreign or second language (L2) anxiety. L2 teachers and practitioners generally see this emotion as an obstacle for language learning.

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   Is anxiety an important emotion for language learning and communication?

   • Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 August 2023 Peter D. MacIntyre and Molly F. McGillivray The paper examines anxiety as an important emotion for language learning and communication, using the intraindividual, dynamic emotional experience as a grounding for understanding the antecedents and consequences of anxiety arousal.

   The inner workings of anxiety in second language learning

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   How does anxiety affect a child's learning?

   • Fight-flight responses can inhibit executive functioning skills and, therefore, can impact the ability of a child or an adult to learn and to retain information. Anxiety can also lead to a lessening of overall flexibility in one’s thinking.

   Anxiety and Its Impact on Learning - Kennedy Krieger Institute

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   What is L2 (foreign language) anxiety?

   • Horwitz (1986) defined L2 (foreign language) anxiety as “a distinct complex of self-perceptions, beliefs, feelings, and behaviors related to classroom language learning arising from the uniqueness of the language learning process” (p. 128).

   Second language anxiety: Construct, effects, and sources

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   Is anxiety bad for language learning?

   • Having become more streamlined, research on the notion of anxiety seems to have led to the general conclusion that anxiety is bad for language learning (e.g., Horwitz, 2017; MacIntyre, 2017). MacIntyre (2017) went so far as to consider the issue one “that can be put to bed” (p.

   Second language anxiety: Construct, effects, and sources

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   Does language anxiety affect linguistic processes?

   • This literature contributes to understanding the impact of language anxiety on various linguistic processes. However, the typical ID approach has difficulty documenting the inner workings of language anxiety, and especially its dynamic relationships with other emotions, language processing, and the ebb and flow of anxiety in social situations.

   The inner workings of anxiety in second language learning

   www.cambridge.org/core/journals/annual-review-of-applied-linguistics/article/abs/inner-workings-of-anxiety-in-second-language-learning/AA9B151478239E2CE980EA78359EFD34

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   Is anxiety a central principle of L2 teaching?

   • Some L2 teaching methods such as Suggestopedia and Community Language Learning have explicitly focused on reducing anxiety as a central principle of L2 teaching. Krashen (1982) argued that anxiety creates an affective filter that would block second language acquisition (SLA).

   Second language anxiety: Construct, effects, and sources

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8. www.edutopia.org › article › playful-learning5 Playful Strategies That Reduce Language Learning Anxiety

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   Apr 14, 2023 · Here are five playful learning strategies from Belouahi’s classroom designed to make the act of learning a new language less daunting, and more joyful, social, and engaging.