CALL IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION

 CALL IN LANGUAGE EDUCATION

Computer-assisted Language Learning (CALL) is an approach to teaching and learning in which computers and other resources such as the Internet present, reinforce, and evaluate what is to be learned. It usually includes a substantial interaction between students.

Society and technology are intrinsically intertwined today, forming an inseparable fabric that shapes our way of living, interacting, and progressing. Technology has transformed how we perform daily tasks and deeply influenced social, economic, and cultural structures. From instant communication to the globalization of information, technology has forged new modes of connectivity that transcend geographical and cultural boundaries. Additionally, society drives technological innovation by demanding solutions to its changing needs. The adoption of digital devices, the omnipresence of social networks, and the reliance on online platforms for work and entertainment are tangible testimonies to this symbiotic relationship.

It is clear that  ICT should become something normal in more schools, methods, teachers, and students, as they contribute significantly to the teaching-learning process. At Fontenebro International School, we recognize and embrace the importance of naturally integrating Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) into our educational environment. The gradual adoption of ICT in our daily lives reflects the belief that these technologies should not be occasional tools but essential components that enrich the teaching-learning process. 

REFERENCES:

Bermejo, M. (2024, 8 febrero). Computer-assisted Language Learning (CALL) - Fontenebro International School. Fontenebro International School. https://fontenebroschool.com/en/computer-assisted-language-learning-call/