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Published 2012.
deutsch.com - Target group: Teenagers and young adults at home and abroad without prior knowledge.
Learning objective: Leads to levels A1, A2 and B1 of the European Framework of Reference for languages in ...
Published 2012.
deutsch.com - Target group: Teenagers and young adults at home and abroad without prior knowledge.
Learning objective: Leads to levels A1, A2 and B1 of the European Framework of Reference for languages in three volumes and prepares you for the exams at the respective language levels.
deutsch.com is developed by a young, dynamic team of authors, including Prof. Dr. Gerhard Neuner is available to advise and assist.
deutsch.com stands for the idea of the Common European Framework of Reference - the fundamental leitmotif of multilingualism!
Learning German happens ?in the head? of the learner in a context of multilingualism. This means that both the foreign language(s) you have already learned, and your native language can be used to learn another foreign language. Both language teaching and language acquisition must be seen against this background. The aim is to offer efficient and time-saving teaching and learning methods.
deutsch.com actively involves the learner in teaching and learning!
Existing linguistic knowledge from the native language and the foreign language already learned is activated and transferred. Similarities and differences are worked out and recognized. This applies to basic vocabulary as well as elementary grammar knowledge. Existing learning techniques and strategies are brought to awareness, used, and expanded.
deutsch.com is at home in the world of young people!
From surprising perspectives, deutsch.com spreads a rich panorama of the lifestyles and realities of young people in German-speaking countries and yet follows the topics of the levels. The textbook conveys regional information with content suitable for young people. Modern types of text, including those from the Internet (Internet portals and profiles, chats, forums, blogs), present authentic German usage.
Methodology
deutsch.com follows a task-oriented, communicative approach that consciously incorporates multilingualism strategies. The skills are developed from the beginning of the learning process. Grammar, vocabulary and means of speech are built up systematically within the framework of a flat progression. The clear categorization of the short and self-explanatory tasks according to the skills and learning objectives (listening, reading, speaking, writing, grammar, vocabulary) creates transparency and enables quick orientation.
Structure of the course book
The lessons in a volume are divided into 6 modules. The volumes deutsch.com 1 and deutsch.com 2 each contain 18 lessons of 6 pages each; deutsch.com 3 consists of 12 lessons of 8 pages each. There is also a magazine page for each lesson with additional regional information - suitable for young people and motivating - as well as an overview page of the lesson's material.
In the deutsch.com 1 course book , the first module includes a starter module that uses existing language potential to build up basic topic and word areas as well as initial means of speaking.
