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_aGeorgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics _n(47th : _d1996 : _cWashington, D.C.) |
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_aLinguistics, language acquisition, and language variation : _bcurrent trends and future prospects / _cJames E. Alatis ... [and others. _hPR |
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_aWashington, District of Columbia : _bGeorgetown University Press, _c(c)1996. |
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_aGeorgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics ; _v1996 |
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_tLanguage development in two-way immersion : Trends and prospects _rDonna Christian -- _tForeign-language teaching after the year 2000 _rReinhold Freudenstein -- _tThe case against bilingual education _rStephen Krashen -- _tDeveloping intercultural competence through foreign-language instruction : Challenges and choices _rRoss Steele -- _tConstructions of the learner in second language acquisition research _rMichael Breen -- _tThe Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach (CaliforniaLLA) : Theoretical framework and instructional applications _rAnna Uhl Chamot -- _tThe effect of participation structure on second-language acquisition and retention of content _rMary Ann Christison -- _tGrammaticality judgment tasks and second-language development _rRonald P. Leow -- _tSecond-language speech/pronunciation : Acquisition, instruction, standards, variation, and accent _rJoan Morley -- _tFrom communicative competence through bilingualism to metalinguistic development : Some theoretical pointers and research perspectives _rRenzo Titone -- _tCulture, variation, and languages of wider communication : The paradigm gap _rYamuna Kachru -- _tVariation and the Mesolect in Jamaican Creole _rPeter Patrick -- _tPoisoning pidgins in the park : The study and status of Hawaiian Creole _rTheodore Rodgers -- _tThe problem of variation in SLA theory and research _rCristina Sanz -- _tEndangered dialects : Sociolinguistic opportunity and obligation _rWalt Wolfram -- _tBeyond consciousness raising : Re-examining the role of linguistics in language teacher training _rAndrea Tyler and Donna Lardiere. |
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_aLinguistics _vCongresses. |
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