LITERACY LEARNING WALKS

Learning English as you explore your landscape.
Pedagogical Practices of Linguistic Landscapes.

LITERACY LEARNING WALKS

Learning as you observe your landscape.

LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPES
 
Literacy Learning Walks is a walking experience through different environments with the intention of learning ENGLISH through Linguistic Landscapes.
 
We learn language as we explore different communities and converse with people from different walks of life.
 
School students, international tourist  or locals will learn English on the go through Linguistic Landscapes

The sessions are creative and customised so everyone experiences a learning adventure . 
 
Every walk is unique and the teaching of English is differentiated for the eager learner.
 
Learning English takes place through interaction between people, visiting place and recording special moments.
 

UNDERSTAND THE ENGLISH WHICH IS SURROUNDING YOU ON THE STREET, IN SHOPS , ON BILLBOARDS, IN RESAURANTS ETC

Literacy Learning Walks

Contact : Lila Petrovska
Email : lilapetrovska24@hotmail.com
Phone : 0416091528

We aim at inspiring our participants to dream more, learn more, do more, and become ‘more’ in their respective journey of life.


Teacher : Lila Petrovska

Overview

We offer a broad and balanced syllabus that is flexible and differentiated.

We also provides rewarding and stimulating activities to prepare for a memorable social and cultural experience .

Language associated with cafes and restaurants.

Every menu and every sign is delivering a messages based on the surrounding culture. There is an expectation that symbols and signs are universal. We learn to decode the language surrounding ‘A Menu” and understand the shortcuts and acronyms included in the text.

English in an Art Gallery

We learn through experience and association. Language learners are sometimes amazed how quickly their prior knowledge and life experience can assist in understanding the English that is displayed on familiar objects. Like a entry ticket to an Art Gallery.

People and places

When you immerse yourself in the environment and culture you sometimes learn language through circumstances. You will find yourself asking questions for survival and predicting answers by listening for key words.

Museum

Most of the language displayed in Museums is universal language. Learning language to link short sentences ( conjunctions ) may be the only thing a language learner may needs to communicate their idea.

Shopping and currencies (Mathematics).

Experience a unique shopping experience. Learn to ask for Australian made products. Understand how to convert currencies and reading labels on various goods,

Explore through spontaneity and learn English on the go.

Learning more modes of communication to better understand the Linguistic Landscape.

WALK AND LEARN
WALKING

We walk and explore and sometimes make new friends.