Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Language and Education; Knowledge About Lang Leo Lier,David Corson Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1997

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Musterklausuren (verschiedener Hochschulen),L situations, FL classroom environments as well as SL learning settings. In particular, I will report research concerning the factors that lead to awareness and language switch and I will discuss the functions that they serve as learning parameters in these language learning contexts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47954-4r. Attention has to be divided between what people argue ought to be done (theory), what people do in practice, and attempts to answer the above questions empirically (research) (see reviews by Shirai and by Schachter in Volume 4).

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Musterklausuren (verschiedener Hochschulen), is possible to determine whether learners’ knowledge of a grammatical structure is conscious or not by comparing what they say about it with what they actually do with it in spontaneous language use. The focus of this review is second language (L2) knowledge, not learning (see reviews in Volume 4).

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Language Awareness and Knowledge About Language: An Overviewife’ (James & Garrett, 1992, p. 8). I shall use this definition as a point of reference throughout this chapter. LA and ‘Knowledge about Language’ (henceforth: KAL) will be used interchangeably unless stated otherwise.

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Language Awareness and Learning Stylesrning explicit in order to enable them to gain some control over their learning procedures. Factors involved in raising learners’ awareness are presented and difficulties are pointed out (also see the reviews by Gardner and by Hamayan in Volume 4).

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Explicit Knowledge and Second Language Pedagogy is possible to determine whether learners’ knowledge of a grammatical structure is conscious or not by comparing what they say about it with what they actually do with it in spontaneous language use. The focus of this review is second language (L2) knowledge, not learning (see reviews in Volume 4).