Two year old Scarlett uses and develops her language as she explores the under-life of the garden with her father.

Scarlett in the garden

What do English language teachers in the early 21st century need to know about the relationship between language and meaning? How can teachers enable students to learn language, learn through language and learn about language in the myriad different contemporary contexts of formal and informal learning? This material is taken from The Open University course E852 Language, literacy and learning in the contemporary world.

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Scarlett in the garden

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