The paper addresses the issue of developing multilingual competence in academia on the example of teaching German as L3 to students of English Philology in Poland. A thesis is put forward that despite a serious risk of negative transfer from L2 (English), instructors of German as a Foreign Language (GFL) in tertiary educational settings can largely benefit from resorting to students´ linguistic competence and learning strategies developed during L2 instruction. Pedagogical implications and teaching suggestions presented in the paper result from the author´s experience of teaching GFL to undergraduate students of English Department at one of the Polish universities.
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