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Emergent Language And What It Means In Action (Talking ELT Special #4)

What is emergent language, and why is it becoming increasingly relevant to the ELT classroom?   In this special episode of Talking ELT, emergent language experts Danny Norrington-Davis and Richard Chinn join Andrew Dilger and Ed Dudley to explain the concept and how these moments of spontaneous, unplanned language that appear organically in the classroom often lead to some of the most powerful learning opportunities.   The conversation explores what emergent language is, how it differs from target language, and its connection to the Dogme movement in ELT. It also looks at why these moments matter for engagement and motivation, and shares examples from real lessons along with practical ways to make the most of them.   Chapters: 00:00 – Episode Highlights  02:13 – Guest Introductions  05:27 – What Is Emergent Language?  09:20 – Dogme Explained  11:10 – Emergent vs Target Language: The Key Differences  14:00 – Personal Experiences With Emergent Language  21:20 – What Sparked Your Interest In The Topic?  26:30 – Why Emergent Language Matters in ELT Today  30:10 – Live Whiteboard Experiment: Whiteboard #1 Analysis  35:45 – Whiteboard #2 Analysis  39:40 – Whiteboard #3 Analysis  42:18 – How To Improve Your Use Of Emergent Language  46:30 – Whiteboard #4 Analysis  49:00 – How To Get Started With Emergent Language  52:30 – Listening Vs Waiting: Opening Space for Learners  56:00 – Top Tips To Implement Emergent Language In The Classroom  01:02:16 – Closing Thoughts  Whether this concept is new or familiar, this episode offers fresh insights and ideas to deepen understanding of how language learning really happens.  For more on the topic of emergent language, watch Danny and Richard’s session recent session at ELTOC: https://oxelt.gl/4jKldvm    Follow Danny on LinkedIn: https://oxelt.gl/3LEoQGt Follow Richard on LinkedIn: https://oxelt.gl/4qnBusH