E38 - Incorporating music in ELT (with Heather and Ece of English as a Singing Language)

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E 38 - Incorporating music in ELT (with Heather and Ece of English as a Singing Language) In this episode, Anna and Shey speak with Heather McNaught and Ece Ulus (of the podcast English as a Singing Language) about why teachers should consider incorporating music into language instruction. 🤗 Further listening: English as a Singing Language References & resources Sing Out Loud Word Play, American English Temperley, David (2022). “Music and Language.” Annual Review of Linguistics 8, 153–70. Questions for Reflection: How have you integrated music into your English language classroom? What is your favorite song to teach and why?

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