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The acquisition of definite and indefinite articles by typically developed children and by children with specific language impairment
... This dissertation provides an empirical study on the acquisition of overt articles by native speakers of English. The study investigates how articles are acquired by typically developed children (TD) and by ...
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Reading Comprehension in Children With Specific Language Impairment: An Exploratory Study of Linguistic and Decoding Skills
... in children with specific language impairment (SLI), inquiring whether reading comprehension is associated with linguistic or decoding skills in these ...10 children ...
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A grammatical study on how typically developed Children and children with Specific language impairment produces What and when
... first language have been widely studied by many linguists and other researchers that have been concerned with the different language fields ...first language, children go through ...
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Effect of verb argument structure on picture naming in children with and without specific language impairment (SLI)
... significantly with respect to any of the properties, including imageability, although there was a marginally significant uncorrected pairwise comparison found between one- and two-argument verbs [t(10) = ...
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Intervention in reading processes in pupils with Specific Language Impairment (SLI)
... Background: Children with Specifi c Language Impairment (SLI) encounter signifi cant diffi culties in learning to ...in children with ...diagnosed with SLI and 34 ...
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Perception of audio visual speech synchrony in Spanish speaking children with and without specific language impairment
... (ANOVA), with trial (2) and synchrony (2) as the within-subjects factors and group (3) as the between-subjects ...in children with SLI than in children in the two control ...that ...
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The Distinctness Condition in SLI: More on the Specific Externalization Impairment
... of children with SLI in different language communities ...of children with SLI to the Linearization procedure, arguing that limitations in the capacity for retaining items in working ...
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A Domain Specific Modelling Language for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
... practices with the aim of obtaining competitive ...Domain- Specific Modelling Language (DSML) to represent ...Modelling Language, Metamodel, UML Profile, Corporate ...
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How to improve Reading skills in children with English as a second language: Guided Reading
... The lesson is divided in 15-20 minutes sessions, where the students take turns when the time’s up, to be able to work in all the stations and provide an independent practice when they are not in the guided reading ...
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Differentiated instruction in English classes in the universities of Ecuador: From the theory to practice.
... In addition, their learning style, interests, and readiness occupy an important role in instruction. Thousand, Villa and Nevin, (2007) state that it is essential to think about legal mandates, myths about students and ...
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Gallivanting Round the Globe: Translating National Identities in Henry V
... If we now turn our attention to cultural contexts other than the English, the ‘patronizing smiles’ no longer make sense. For example, when this sequence is staged for an Irish audience, it becomes impossible to keep the ...
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Gender Equality and ESI in the English Language Classroom: a Teaching Experience with Children
... The following class, they worked on each page of the book and they wrote the script. I monitored their work and I helped them with unknown vocabulary. Because the words they learnt were not decided by the teacher, ...
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Downregulated Th17 responses are associated with reduced gastritis in Helicobacter pylori infected children
... isolates with appropriate geographical ...from children and three isolates obtained from adults as well as the 331 isolates retrieved from the MLST database were analyzed using Mega4 software (The Biodesign ...
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jhtp5_20.ppt
... • Left child is the first node in left subtree • Right child is the first node in right subtree • Children of a specific node are siblings • Nodes with no children are leaf nodes.. All r[r] ...
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The colorful meaning of my words
... the Language as a linguistic system following Tudor’s (2001) ideas, ”language is a system, and mastering this system (or parts of this at least) it’s a prerequisite for any meaningful form of ...of ...
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Emotion awareness, mood and personality as predictors of somatic complaints in children and adults
... make children develop a higher bodily awareness, which may prevent them from performing a careful analysis of the emotion-evoking situation and thus diminish their chances of handling that situation adaptively ...
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Using subtitles to enhance foreign language learning
... them with practice regarding condensed expression, since they must attempt to preserve the main ideas of the message while adapting the discourse to short chunks in which the complete original dialogues cannot fit ...
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A Descriptive Analysis of Anglicisms Used in Ecuadorian Newspapers
... of language as being the form of communication excellence, has been studied, which is made from different approaches, for that it has become of particular relevance the study of "a wide variety of linguistic ...
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The use of supplementary materials for teaching children in EFL classes
... Some researchers have focused on the use of supplementary material for teaching English as a foreign language. Mayfield, Gleen, and Vollmer developed a research, whose objective was to determine the usability of ...
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Teaching and learning terminology in secondary education: Towards specialisation through language
... to language teaching; rather, they can be included as an integral part of task-ori- ented and role-play ...done with the right words, such learning is very effective” (ibid: ...familiar with the ...
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