First Language Acquisition
2 SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FOR CLIL
... learner’s language itself. We will examine the type of language second and foreign language learners produce in the process of learning the target ...the language and their ability to use this ...
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2 SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FOR CLIL
... learner’s language itself. We will examine the type of language second and foreign language learners produce in the process of learning the target ...the language and their ability to use this ...
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Bilingualism as a first language: language dominance and crosslinguistic influence
... bilingual first language acquisition (2L1) could be conceptualized as monolingual acquisition (L1) of two individual languages, the fact that in 2L1 acquisition there is exposure to ...
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English language acquisition as a foreign language in two primary schools in the european context
... a language teaching method established between the conexion of speech and action; it tries to teach language trough physical (motor) ...on language teaching producers proposed by Harold and Dorothy ...
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The use of supplementary materials for teaching children in EFL classes
... the first place, the children were very excited seeing the pictures; then when the teacher asked them to repeat the pronunciation of each word, they did it in a clear and loud way, meaning they all were doing ...
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Effects of the English introduction in early ages.
... A great number of children are introduced in English learning at early ages, but, a great number is also deprived from it. The reason behind this differentiation is that researches have been in those two separate paths. ...
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The role of interaction in the young learners' classroom
... Due to the early start of EFL nowadays in many schools, there is a necessity of knowing more about the language learning process and about age-appropriate methodologies. This paper reports on the teaching ...
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One parent one language strategy’ A case study of a child’s simultaneous bilingual language acquisition
... Second Language Acquisition ...native language (L1) or the second language (L2) in different ...second language acquisition exist which consider ...in language learning ...
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Learning of a Second Language in Children with Hearing Impairment
... their first 8 years of life, for Hearing Impaired children much less is known about the develop of the pragmatic ...a Language with a Hearing Impairment would be much more ...Second Language? Is it ...
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Enriched and deprived symbols in second language acquisition
... There has been much discussion of the relationships among these three elements. We will not be addressing that here. What we wish to point out, nevertheless, is that traditional teaching methods reflect this outlook, by ...
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Reading Comprehension from a First a Second Language
... academic language proficiency in the L1 to academic language proficiency in the L2 (Collier, ...ELL’s language development (Collier & Thomas, ...schooling. First language and L2 ...
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What effects do strengthened language learning routines have on the levels of language acquisition in younger learners?
... Another finding from the study was about teacher’s guidance, which referred that young learners needed help from the researcher in order to understand and internalized both questions from the language routines. It ...
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An effect of bilingualism on the auditory cortex
... ties and differences between Spanish and Catalan. Catalan and Spanish overlap significantly at the lexical level but differ in pho- nology; therefore, it is likely that Spanish–Catalan bilinguals need to recruit regions ...
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Culture-bound aspects in subtitling of animated films. Tales of the night of M. Ocelot
... 1. In June, 2009 it was passed the Draft of the Audiovisual General Law that stipulates that “people with hearing impairment have the right by which the audiovisual television communication, open and through state or ...
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Improving second language acquisition through the implementation of FONTAN system
... of language teaching. In the first place, teachers must be aware of the advances in language learning and teaching ...for language acquisition is comprehensible input through teachers’ ...
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The acquisition of English morphological markers in language-contact situations
... lived in Brighton during the period under investigation. Her mother is the linguist Margaret Deuchar, the investigator. She is a native speaker of English and learned Spanish in early adulthood. The father of the child ...
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First language in the classroom: the forbidden fruit?
... Thirty-four students from eighth grade participated in this study. These students shared the same social and economic background, as they all came from high-income families who belonged to a small sector of Chile’s ...
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Descriptive analysis of Vaughan systems, assets and pitfalls of an audiolingual method
... However, and despite the lack of scientific evidence in the real effects of this particular method, general theories on memory and learning, especially studies on psycholinguistics, examine how memory works and where the ...
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Autonomous Acquisition of Natural Language
... Results show that the performance of S1 in E1 matches the human-human scenario very closely, and S1 only needed to observe the humans for around 2.5 minutes before its performance was error-free in either role. A ...
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Computer assisted early inclusion of authentic Slavic materials
... Two major techniques are being deployed in appending and amending the knowledge bases. First, the databases are filtered using available monolingual and bilingual lexical lists or dictionaries and the missing ...
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