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Me­dia­ti­on

 

You can “me­dia­te” bet­ween two lan­gua­ges: from Ger­man to Eng­lish or from
Eng­lish to Ger­man. You can collect some in­for­ma­ti­on in Ger­man and ex­plain it
to so­meo­ne in Eng­lish. Or you can collect some in­for­ma­ti­on in Eng­lish and
ex­plain it to so­meo­ne in Ger­man.

Ex­amp­le: You are in Lon­don with your fa­mi­ly. Your litt­le sis­ter doesn’t
un­der­stand the wai­ter in a re­stau­rant. You help her and me­dia­te what the
wai­ter has told you from Eng­lish to Ger­man.

Tips for me­dia­ting a text

  • Use your own words. Do not trans­la­te.
  • Use sim­ple and short sen­ten­ces.
  • If you don’t know a word, pa­ra­phra­se it. (→ me­thod card: pa­ra­phra­sing)
  • Only me­dia­te im­portant in­for­ma­ti­on. Leave out unim­portant in­for­ma­ti­on.
  • Use dif­fe­rent rea­ding stra­te­gies. (→ me­thod card: skim­ming, scan­ning)

 

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