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Consideration of the Advanced Stages of Instruction Using the Comprehension Approach,es are presented. The first two stages, presented in the previous chapter, involve the relatively simple grammatical structures that children acquire in their first three years of life. The words and concepts, however, reflect the interests of adults even though they are largely concrete words and r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-7589-8r which children without physical or mental handicaps acquire their native language in their home settings. This chapter is devoted to the study of children’s early development of sentence structure or syntax as it pertains to the study and design of second-language curricula within the framework of the Comprehension Approach.

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Sílvia J. Bidarra,Cristina C. Barrias find ancient and modern references to almost all current methods of language instruction. For example, there is reference to audio-lingual, behavioral, cognitive, and classroom approaches to language teaching. Under the heading “Mime and Demonstration” there is recognition that some methods use obj

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Emma Fossett,Yiannis Pengas,Wasim S. Khanors of the modern foreign languages of Spanish, French, and German that serious consideration should be given to almost every facet of foreign language instruction. Often symposia were held to discuss methods of instruction, class size, and extending the years of foreign language study beyond minimu

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Stem Cells in Clinical Applicationsprovided by Stephen Krashen (1981, 1982, 1985). To be precise, Krashen’s theoretical constructs regarding second-language acquisition began to appear in the latter part of the decade of the 1970s (e.g. Krashen 1977). His major work entitled “Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition” wa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-7589-8r which children without physical or mental handicaps acquire their native language in their home settings. This chapter is devoted to the study of children’s early development of sentence structure or syntax as it pertains to the study and design of second-language curricula within the framework of