UNIVERSAL MULTIDIMENSIONALITY, INVARIABLE MULTIMODALITY: A CASE FOR ECLECTIC LANGUAGE TEACHING

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Journal: JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (KERMAN) Year:2009 | Volume:NEW | Issue:24 (21) Page(s): 16-35

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UNIVERSAL MULTIDIMENSIONALITY, INVARIABLE MULTIMODALITY: A CASE FOR ECLECTIC LANGUAGE TEACHING

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ECLECTICISMQ3

MULTIDIMENSIONAL TEACHINGQ3

MULTIMODAL LEARNINGQ3

MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORYQ3

Abstract

The first part of this article argues that ECLECTICISM should be a universal characteristic of all language teaching endeavors, because the two main determiners of teaching methodology are multiple: the brain is multimodal in learning and acquiring and languages are multidimensional and multifunctional in parallel veins. So, while linguistic and neurological phenomena are kaleidoscopic in nature, it is absurd to insist on unimodal presentation and treatment. But, because we do not have a fully-fledged multimodal method of language teaching, the logical conclusion that teachers should commit themselves to the use of multimodal/multimethod teaching boils down, it is claimed, to exploiting the potentiality of several methods of language teaching so that the brain and language are more securely represented.Having hinted at neurological and linguistic research findings and having established that ECLECTICISM and multiplicity is necessary, the article, in the second part, zeros in on one of the learning theories that claim to take multimodality of the brain into account. This part of the article is a report on an analysis done on eight established methods in the light of MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCES THEORY criteria. The purpose is to show the degree to which each method is multiple and reveal the modality or modalities of learning each method is principally concerned with. The results of the analysis for the state of multiplicity and modality foci of these methods are presented and discussed.

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FARJAMI, HADI. (2009). UNIVERSAL MULTIDIMENSIONALITY, INVARIABLE MULTIMODALITY: A CASE FOR ECLECTIC LANGUAGE TEACHING. JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (KERMAN), NEW(24 (21)), 16-35. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/27050/en

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FARJAMI HADI. UNIVERSAL MULTIDIMENSIONALITY, INVARIABLE MULTIMODALITY: A CASE FOR ECLECTIC LANGUAGE TEACHING. JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (KERMAN)[Internet]. 2009;NEW(24 (21)):16-35. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/27050/en

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HADI FARJAMI, “UNIVERSAL MULTIDIMENSIONALITY, INVARIABLE MULTIMODALITY: A CASE FOR ECLECTIC LANGUAGE TEACHING,” JOURNAL OF THE FACULTY OF LETTERS AND HUMANITIES (KERMAN), vol. NEW, no. 24 (21), pp. 16–35, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/27050/en

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