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Literature and Young learner in an EFL Situation
Journal Title Journal of Comparative Literature and Culture
Journal Abbreviation JCLC
Publisher Group World Science Publisher
Website http://worldsciencepublisher.org/journals/
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Title Literature and Young learner in an EFL Situation
Authors Khatib, Mohammad; Mellati, Mojdeh
Abstract The learning of English as a foreign language by young learners has become quite popular nowadays. Starting younger may not bring automatic improvement to language standards (Cameron, 2003). The use of literature as a method for teaching language skills is quite common within the domain of foreign language learning and teaching nowadays. The present study mentions the use of literature in language teaching to the young.
Publisher World Science Publisher
Date 2012-09-10
Source 2325-2200
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