Govorne vježbe u nastavi hrvatskosrpskog jezika

Govorne vježbe u nastavi hrvatskosrpskog jezika

Stjepko Težak

Stjepko Težak’s methodological handbook provides a systematic overview of oral language instruction in language teaching. Through theory and practical exercises, it fosters students' oral culture, expressiveness, and communication skills.

The book Speech Exercises in Croatian-Serbian Language Instruction (Govorne vježbe u nastavi hrvatskosrpskog jezika), authored by the prominent Croatian linguist and methodologist Prof. Dr. Stjepko Težak, is a seminal work intended for teachers, professors, and students of Croatian studies. In it, the author emphasizes the importance of systematically developing students' oral communication skills—an area often neglected in traditional language instruction in favor of written expression. Težak provides a detailed methodological breakdown of various forms of speech exercises suitable for both primary and secondary school education. The book covers all key aspects of oral expression: from articulation, diction, intonation, and pacing, through various modes of recounting and storytelling, to more complex forms such as discussions, debates, presentations, and dramatic improvisation. The work’s particular value lies in its combination of theoretical insights into language and speech with a wealth of practical applications. The manual offers concrete examples, exercises, and methodological guidelines on how to encourage students to express themselves freely, clearly, fluently, and with stylistic refinement. Težak’s approach teaches students how to speak without fear, while fostering critical thinking, a culture of dialogue, and respect for linguistic norms in everyday communication.

Editor
Milivoj Gabelica
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
182
Publisher
Hrvatski pedagogijsko-književni sbor, Zagreb, 1970.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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