Oral Language
The Use of Vlog in Improving Students’ Oral Language Production: A Case Study
... in language learning has been widely ...students’ oral language ...in language learning was also ...English Language Education Department of a private university in Malang, ...
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Oral language and listening comprehension:same or different constructs?
... norm-referenced oral language tests by the same name; however, the content of listening comprehension measures varies substantially across ...of Language Fundamentals – 5 th Edition (CELF-5; Wiig, ...
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The relations between word reading, oral language, and reading comprehension in children who speak English as a first (L1) and second language (L2): A multigroup structural analysis
... from this study did not entirely contradict those from a previous study with a different sample of students (i.e., Babayiğit, 2014b). However, given the small differences in parameter values in both studies and the ...
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Paleoanthropology of Consciousness, Culture and Oral Language
... and oral language , the present work argues that they begin to take shape as distinctive features of the human being only from the second half of Lower ...
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Oral language skills intervention in preschool : a cautionary tale
... standardised language measures as well as early reading related ...later oral language work or, alternatively, that the additional 20-week component delivered in primary school was the critical ...
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How can oral language impact on literacy acquisition? : The study of an oral language intervention program with preparatory students in Tasmania
... Data available from Tasmanian schools in relation to the development of reading and writing in the first year at school are very limited. This study, as an initial descriptive investigation, will provide some baseline ...
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Multiple Intelligences Speech Engagements for Oral Language Proficiency
... specific oral proficiency component which is Interactive ...of Oral Proficiency and that is Interactive ...the Language Functions lessons of Speech and Oral ...
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The Relationship between Language Learners’ Willingness to Communicate and Their Oral Language Proficiency with Regard to Gender Differences
... It is assumed that learning a second language and the ability to communicate in that language are function of WTC levels. In other words, the higher WTC a speaker has, the more likely s/he is to succeed in ...
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Oral language modifiers focus group
... indispensable in helping some candidates with SLDs to access exam questions. However, in addition to OLMs, candidates with SLDs need more complementary strategies, such as the opportunity to practice exam techniques. ...
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The Effects of Explicit Reading Strategy Instruction and Cooperative Learning on Reading Comprehension in Fourth Grade Students
... native language, gender, and participation in special education, higher socioeconomic status was associated with higher average outcomes in English literacy and achievement (Lindholm-Leary, 2001); however, no ...
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Sign Language and Spoken Language for Children With Hearing Loss: A Systematic Review
... and oral language intervention, compared with oral language intervention only, for children with hearing loss when spoken language is the intended ...sign language facilitates ...
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Investigating the Narrative Skills of Late Talkers Through Sequential Picture Stories
... of oral language and more specifically narrative skills (storytelling and story retelling) is compared in children with specific language impairment (SLI) with and without literacy ...month). ...
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Aural experience of the language of written narrative in some pre-school children and its relevance to learning to read
... Features of the situation of pre-school oral language at home and of encounters with early reading texts in school.. Features of the semantics of pre-school oral language at home and of [r] ...
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Vol 7, No 1 (2006)
... Oral language is the principal medium of communication for young ...Likewise, oral language takes children on a journey into the world of imagination where they can truly live the adventure of ...
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Language through Literature through Language
... own, Language teachers should have the same identical training designed and they should be competent enough to teach literature, Language teachers should also create learning environment, fostering learners ...
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Hayman, Eleanor Ruth (2018): Héen Aawashaayi Shaawat / Marrying the water: the Tlingit, the Tagish, and the making of place. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Geowissenschaften
... Tlingit oral traditions depicting ...Tlingit oral traditions hold within them precise ecological knowledge about glaciers, flows, circulations, water and water bodies, but equally about value and ...Tlingit ...
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The Connection between Media and Scholarly Reports on Rampage School Shootings
... From Table 2, the mean (4.00) for item 8 shows that most of the students prefer pragmatic error correction as against items 5 (3.25), 6 (3.96), 7 (39.1) and 9 (2.9) respectively. Students’ preference for pragmatic error ...
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A STUDY OF CURRENT TRENDS IN NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING OF INDIAN LANGUAGE
... Natural Language Processing, there are in fact two distinct focuses – language processing and language ...of language for the purpose of producing a meaningful representation, while the latter ...
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Early intervention to promote oral feeding in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage: a retrospective cohort study
... intensive oral care and a new speech and language therapist (SLT)/nurse led struc- tured policy for oral feeding on clinical outcomes, in terms of survival, the incidence of chest infection, the ...
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View of Preposition use in oral and written learner language | Bergen Language and Linguistics Studies
... Our findings support the position that negative L1 transfer, having been indicated in 44% of the observed number of inappropriate prepositions, plays an important role in their production. There is no other single factor ...
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