Magne Dypedahl er førstelektor i engelsk ved Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge. Han har erfaring fra undervisning i videregående skole og arbeid med flere læreverk. Han har vært medredaktør og medforfatter for mange antologier om engelsk fagdidaktikk. Hans spesialområder er amerikansk kulturkunnskap og interkulturell kompetanse.
Christian Carlsen is Associate Professor of English at the University of South-Eastern Norway, where he teaches English language, language pedagogy, and Old Norse literature. Carlsen’s research focuses on multilingualism, literature in language teaching, and literary history. He has co-edited anthologies in the field of language teaching and co-authored English textbooks for lower secondary school.
This new edition of the book provides up-to-date knowledge on some of the most essential aspects of modern English teaching and learning in Norway and shows how teachers can help learners increase their learning outcomes. All the chapters are revised according to the new national curriculum, four new chapters are added and three of the revised chapters are now available online.
Teaching and Learning English centers around the four basic skills of language teaching and learning: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Other essential topics covered include the new national curriculum, plurilingual teaching and learning, intercultural learning, online and digital tools, literature, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary learning, assessment, language awareness and teachers’ beliefs, norms and variation and the use of language corpora. Readers are also introduced to the history of English teaching and learning by one of the pioneers of modern English didactics in Norway, Aud Marit Simensen.
This new edition of the book provides up-to-date knowledge on some of the most essential aspects of modern English teaching and learning in Norway and shows how teachers can help learners increase their learning outcomes. All the chapters are revised according to the new national curriculum, four new chapters are added and three of the revised chapters are now available online.
Teaching and Learning English centers around the four basic skills of language teaching and learning: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Other essential topics covered include the new national curriculum, plurilingual teaching and learning, intercultural learning, online and digital tools, literature, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary learning, assessment, language awareness and teachers’ beliefs, norms and variation and the use of language corpora. Readers are also introduced to the history of English teaching and learning by one of the pioneers of modern English didactics in Norway, Aud Marit Simensen.
