You Can't NOT Teach Grammar (And Why We’re Doing It Wrong) - Caitlyn Pineault



"Designing curriculum around proficiency goals for your program  is a way of making them a positive, empowering tool instead of something that's punitive" - Caitlyn Pineault. 

Caitlyn teaches undergraduate second language acquisition courses at Georgetown University with a dedication to connecting research and practice for language teachers. Her work can be found in the Modern Language Journal and the Foreign Language Annals. She is also the co-founder of the recurring column “Collective Wisdom: Teacher and Researchers in Dialogue” in The Language Educator.

 

In this episode, we chat about: 

  • Bridging Research and Classroom Practice

  • The Role of Feedback in Language Learning

  • Student's Frustration with Language Learning

  • Challenges in Changing Teaching Practices

  • The Role of Rubrics in Reflecting Teacher Values

  • Assessment and Its Impact on Language Programs

  • Implementing TBLT in Different Educational Contexts

  • The Future of Language Education and Teacher Mindset

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FOR MORE FROM CAITLYN PINEAULT:

1. Connect on LinkedIn

2. Visit her website 

3. Collective Wisdom: Teacher and Researchers in Dialogue”


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About Caitlyn Pineault

Caitlyn teaches undergraduate second language acquisition courses at Georgetown University with a dedication to connecting research and practice for language teachers. Her work can be found in the Modern Language Journal and the Foreign Language Annals. She is also the co-founder of the recurring column “Collective Wisdom: Teacher and Researchers in Dialogue” in The Language Educator.


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Andrew Woodbury

Communications and PD Director, Learn YOUR English. Enjoying books, coffee, and travel (mostly) since ‘87. 

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