
Stories and tales are elements of escape and reverie, but they are also excellent instruments for perfecting language and grasping concepts that are more abstract. They acquire, thus, a meta-competence character (they promote the student’s ability of learning to learn). This text briefly presents how tales, when used in language teaching, guarantee multiple advantages. This essay presents the results of the ARTLINGO workshop organized at the University of Strasbourg with students of Spanish.
university education, literary competence, Language and Literature, Spanish as a foreign language, P, language teaching, short stories
university education, literary competence, Language and Literature, Spanish as a foreign language, P, language teaching, short stories
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