1981
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1981.tb42011.x
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Language‐acquisitional Universals: A Unified View of Language Acquisition

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“…One learner may interpret the statement 'I can describe my home to him' as involving a brief description of the external appearance of a house, while another may think that a full description of the internal layout with all the furniture is also required. If the first learner answers 'Yes' and the second learner answers 'No', then the teacher has no insight, via this format, into what these learners are capable of (Tarone and Yule 1989: 136). Finally, a radical interpretation would be to consider these results indicative of the claim that instruction does not help learning (Lightbown and Barkman 1978;Felix 1981;Felix and Simmet 1981;Wode 1981;Lightbown 1983;Ellis 1984;Sadighi and Jafarpur 1994). Nonetheless, the truth of this claim needs to be investigated in its own right because this is an issue of paramount significance in education and is not specifically confined to self-assessment or peer-rating.…”
Section: Indicate Thatmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…One learner may interpret the statement 'I can describe my home to him' as involving a brief description of the external appearance of a house, while another may think that a full description of the internal layout with all the furniture is also required. If the first learner answers 'Yes' and the second learner answers 'No', then the teacher has no insight, via this format, into what these learners are capable of (Tarone and Yule 1989: 136). Finally, a radical interpretation would be to consider these results indicative of the claim that instruction does not help learning (Lightbown and Barkman 1978;Felix 1981;Felix and Simmet 1981;Wode 1981;Lightbown 1983;Ellis 1984;Sadighi and Jafarpur 1994). Nonetheless, the truth of this claim needs to be investigated in its own right because this is an issue of paramount significance in education and is not specifically confined to self-assessment or peer-rating.…”
Section: Indicate Thatmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…In der Pidginforschung und Kreolistik geht man daher zunehmend dazu über, diese Gemeinsamkeiten spracherwerblich zu erklären, und zwar durch Aufzeigen vornehmlich von Parallelen zwischen Pidgin-und Kreolsprachen und natürlichem L2-Erwerb (z. B. TODD 1974, BICKEBTOST 1977, WODE 1981b.…”
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“…B. die Interrogation, die Negation, die Flexionen oder das Lautsystem, werden so erworben, daß einzelne Charakteristika der sprachlichen Strukturen gleichsam herausgefiltert und dann Schritt für Schritt zur Zielstruktur reintegriert werden. Diese Art von Lernen nenne ich Dekomposition (WoDE 1976(WoDE b, 1979(WoDE ,1981a.…”
Section: 1 Grundzüge Des Spracherwerbs Dekompositionunclassified
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