Évaluation des habiletés de communication orale chez des élèves de l'élémentaire utilisant AIM

This article explores the efficiency of AIM (the accelerative integrated method), used in core French classes, by comparing the oral communication skills of Grade 3 French as a second language (FSL) students in a class using AIM to those of Grade 3 FSL students in a regular core French program. AIM...

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Published in:Canadian modern language review 2009-08, Vol.65 (5), p.731-755
Main Authors: Bourdages, Johanne S, Vignola, Marie-Josée
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