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1. • • Two of the primary ways in which Armidale High School makes language fun are to immerse students in the culture, and to focus on excursions and cultural exchanges with schools overseas. There are many immersion opportunities offered at Armidale High School to engage students with language study.
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   How do students learn language at Armidale High School?

   • Ways in which students are immersed in language learning at Armidale High School include a focus on cultural activities in the junior years – for example Japanese tea-making ceremonies or sushi-making lessons.

   Armidale High School: Increasing language participation in secondary

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   How does technology affect language learning at Armidale High School?

   • Technology is viewed as a key factor in teaching languages at Armidale High School. Language teachers and students use iPads and Chromebooks, and much of the teaching and learning is completed though apps, online programs and online communication tools such as Skype.

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   Where is Armidale High School?

   • Armidale High School is a co-educational, partially selective secondary school located in Armidale in the Northern Tablelands of NSW. It has an enrolment of approximately 700 students. Seventeen per cent of students enrolled are Aboriginal and 9% are from a language background other than English (My School 2016).

   Armidale High School: Increasing language participation in secondary

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   Does Armidale High School have a 21st century curriculum?

   • Cultural activities include sushi-making lessons. Armidale High School has a commitment to 21st century learning. A 21st century curriculum is specifically highlighted as one of Armidale’s three areas of focus in their school plan 5. An integral component of a twenty-first century curriculum is the effective integration of technology into schools.

   Armidale High School: Increasing language participation in secondary

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   Why did Armidale High School win the HTB Harris Award 3?

   • In 2014, Armidale High School won the HTB Harris Award 3 for their work in languages. The award recognises a program or coordinated approach to an educational need that emphasises innovative thinking, planning and action.

   Armidale High School: Increasing language participation in secondary

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3. armidale-s.schools.nsw.gov.au › learning-at-ourLanguages - Armidale Secondary College

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   In NSW high schools, languages is a key learning area. Language study allows students to develop communication skills, learn about languages as systems and explore the relationship between language and culture.

   • Email: armidale-s.school@det.nsw.edu.au

4. www.theeducatoronline.com › k12 › newsWhy we need to make learning languages easier and more ...

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   Armidale High School in NSW is an example of a school whose languages department is doing amazing work to ensure language learning is fun and exciting, and encouraging learners to continue their studies at higher levels.

5. www.infoschools.net › armidale-high-schoolArmidale High School reviews, information and contact

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   Information, contact and reviews of Armidale High School in Armidale. The page dedicated to Armidale High School in Armidale serves as a comprehensive resource for parents and students looking for in-depth information about the school.

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6. education.nsw.gov.au › teaching-and-learning › highRami's story – film - NSW Department of Education

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   Students may experience frustration at feeling ‘slow’ when required to learn in a newly acquired language whilst adapting to a new culture and school system. How might teachers work together to address this when planning, designing and implementing quality learning opportunities?

7. scienceandliteracy.org › why-students-should-learnWhy Students Should Learn a Second Language — 7 Benefits

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   For students, learning a foreign language holds immense benefits, contributing to their academic success, personal growth, and future career prospects. Learning a second language enhances cognitive flexibility, cultural empathy, and global connectivity, opening doors to diverse opportunities.

8. www.lucalampariello.com › learning-a-foreignWhy Learning a Foreign Language in School Doesn’t Work (and ...

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   In this article, I’d like to explore some of the reasons why learning a foreign language in school is often difficult, boring or discouraging for most students. I will also suggest simple changes that can improve classroom language learning no matter the country, the school, or the student in question. 1.