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THE LINGUISTIC AND READING SKILLS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS AT-RISK FOR POOR READING COMPREHENSION: PROFILES AND PREDICTORS
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L1 and L2 Narrative Development in Emergent Bilinguals
Baek, Sun Hwa. - 2016
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The Development of Language and Reading Skills in Emergent Bilingual Children
David, Dana. - 2013
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Measuring Phonological Short-term Memory, apart from Lexical Knowledge
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Acquisition of Hebrew Noun Plurals in Early Immersion and Bilingual Education
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Story Writing Development from Grades 4 to 6: Do Language Status and Reading Profile Matter?
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Oral Language Development in ESL and EL1 Students With and Without Reading Disabilities
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Measuring Phonological Short-term Memory, apart from Lexical Knowledge
Kornacki, Tamara. - NO_RESTRICTION
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Story Writing Development from Grades 4 to 6: Do Language Status and Reading Profile Matter?
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The Development of Language and Reading Skills in Emergent Bilingual Children
David, Dana. - NO_RESTRICTION
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Acquisition of Hebrew Noun Plurals in Early Immersion and Bilingual Education
Yunger, Robyn Rebecca. - NO_RESTRICTION
Abstract: This study examined the acquisition of Hebrew noun plurals in early immersion and bilingual education by focusing on performance, as well as morpho-syntactic and semantic errors in inflecting nouns. A total of 196 students from Senior Kindergarten (n = 86) and grades 1 (n = 58) and 2 (n = 53) were administered measures of inflectional morphology in Hebrew. Results indicated that children applied high frequency, salient, simple to apply inflectional patterns involving male-female nouns, as well as the basic way of noting plurality. Two major obstacles in the pluralisation of Hebrew nouns were suffix regularity and stem transparency. Error analysis revealed three categories of responses: rule-based, analogy-based and non-strategic errors. The principal conclusion was that errors notwithstanding, young children learning Hebrew as a foreign language are moving toward an understanding of plural formation. The development of morpho-syntactic structures gradually develops over time and with exposure to Hebrew instruction. ; MAST
Keyword: 0620; 0621; Error Analysis; Hebrew; morphology; Second Language Acquisition
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1807/25686
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Oral Language Development in ESL and EL1 Students With and Without Reading Disabilities
Massey-Garrison, Angela. - NO_RESTRICTION
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