Corpus linguistics: how can it help with English language teaching and learning? With Niall Curry

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Thankyou for enlightening about this branch of linguistics. Very helpful for teachers of English!

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Great points on the challenges and advantages of using corpora! Very informative

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Your video is very interesting and useful for me. Thank you very much!

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amazing explanation 😃😃😃😃

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Nice topic.

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That s applied linguistics research based?

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[@alejandrocurado5134]

There are many open/free access corpora today, unlike 20-25 years ago. And yet, teachers don't apply corpus-based activities in class. A pity. The middle part of going from expert /research to actual teaching integration somehow fails... My opinion is that one big reason is that corpus researchers tend to get stuck in their own individual studies and academia, as linguistics is the expert area in which these teacher researchers dwell. And making that step from their world to the layman's world is hard for them. Also, anything requiring digital tools and inductive thinking is not as common as traditional teacher-fronted classrooms. In fact, even tools as simple as Google seen as a corpus are hard to see being used in class. Instead, teachers mostly direct students to use online dictionaries, glossaries, grammars, and so on: traditional approaches even if they are accessed digitally

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Great content but not a presentation but a read-out. Thanks anyway!

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Not really, I don't think so as the slides have very short points and he explained all and got into detail! :)

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