Publication details

Interconnection of English lessons and traffic education for children and youth

Authors

JANKOVÝCH Vladislav

Year of publication 2011
Type Article in Proceedings
Conference SCHOOL AND HEALTH 21 Health Literacy Through Education
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Arts

Citation
Field Psychology
Keywords traffic; English; education; children; youth
Description The paper deals with the possibilities of traffic education in the use of English animated songs for teaching English to children and youth. Specifically, the analysis of the impact of animated songs „Stop! Look! Listen! Think!“ and „Keep safe, stay alive!“ to develop awareness of safe behaviour in the indirect traffic education. The animated song „Stop! Look! Listen! Think!“ shows method of crossing the road to the site in place with no traffic signs. Animated song „Keep safe, stay alive!“ deals with five basic rules for safety of pedestrians and passengers transport. According to age of the target group of traffic education for children and youth, the contribution focuses on the use of animism, anthropomorphism and eventually arteficialism in thinking of children. It is used in their teaching, when they obtained knowledge. It is also used in identification of children and youth with persons acting in accordance with the rules of safe behaviour in traffic situations. In this paper, we also discussed the possibilities of using both the songs within e-learning teaching methods.

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