Isbn: 9798257894923 - the invisible curriculum: a suggestion model of placebo, nocebo, anacebo, anticebo, & ai for university efl instructors and learners (9 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why students who know English still freeze - and how to help them speak with confidence, fluency, and purpose."The Invisible Curriculum: A Suggestion Model of Placebo, Nocebo, Anacebo, Anticebo, & AI for University EFL Instructors and Learners" is a practical guide for university EFL instructors and learners who know the familiar frustration of the gap between what students know in English and what they can actually do with it when it matters. Brian David Phillips argues that this gap is not explained by knowledge alone. Beneath the visible curriculum of textbooks, lesson plans, grammar, and assessments lies an invisible curriculum of expectation, anxiety, identity, correction, confidence, and learned emotional response. That hidden layer often determines whether English becomes available for real communication or shuts down under pressure. Drawing on Phillips's original Four Quadrants Suggestion Model of placebo, nocebo, anacebo, and anticebo, the book offers a clear model for understanding why learners freeze, go silent, simplify their language, or lose access to abilities they already possess. It also offers practical ways forward. Instructors will find strategies for designing classroom environments that foster communicative success, reduce unnecessary nocebo effects, and support healthier risk-taking. Learners will find tools for rebuilding confidence, reframing errors, documenting communicative growth, and developing stronger self-directed practice habits. A major focus of the book is the thoughtful use of AI, especially AI voice chat, as a powerful support for language learning. Phillips explores how AI can provide low-pressure speaking practice, help retrain negative expectations, and expand opportunities for fluency development, while also addressing the risks of overcorrection, dependency, and poor design. The result is a book that brings together language teaching, psychology, suggestion, and emerging technology in a way that is practical, humane, and highly relevant for contemporary university English education. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why students who know English still freeze - and how to help them speak with confidence, fluency, and purpose."The Invisible Curriculum: A Suggestion Model of Placebo, Nocebo, Anacebo, Anticebo, & AI for University EFL Instructors and Learners" is a practical guide for university EFL instructors and learners who know the familiar frustration of the gap between what students know in English and what they can actually do with it when it matters. Brian David Phillips argues that this gap is not explained by knowledge alone. Beneath the visible curriculum of textbooks, lesson plans, grammar, and assessments lies an invisible curriculum of expectation, anxiety, identity, correction, confidence, and learned emotional response. That hidden layer often determines whether English becomes available for real communication or shuts down under pressure. Drawing on Phillips's original Four Quadrants Suggestion Model of placebo, nocebo, anacebo, and anticebo, the book offers a clear model for understanding why learners freeze, go silent, simplify their language, or lose access to abilities they already possess. It also offers practical ways forward. Instructors will find strategies for designing classroom environments that foster communicative success, reduce unnecessary nocebo effects, and support healthier risk-taking. Learners will find tools for rebuilding confidence, reframing errors, documenting communicative growth, and developing stronger self-directed practice habits. A major focus of the book is the thoughtful use of AI, especially AI voice chat, as a powerful support for language learning. Phillips explores how AI can provide low-pressure speaking practice, help retrain negative expectations, and expand opportunities for fluency development, while also addressing the risks of overcorrection, dependency, and poor design. The result is a book that brings together language teaching, psychology, suggestion, and emerging technology in a way that is practical, humane, and highly relevant for contemporary university English education. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…