Titlebook: Bilingualism and Language Disability; Assessment & Remedia Niklas Miller Book 1984 Niklas Miller 1984 assessment.disability.language

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Christian Keysers,Valeria Gazzolainant view saw languages describable in terms of one grammar, the correct one, more often than not based on the written texts of classical authors, rather than the spoken language of people at large. Attitudes to foreign languages reflected very much the European missionary and civilising obsessions

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From Vicarious Actions to Moral Behaviort first confront the problem of definition, or at least realise that it exists. There are different kinds of bilingualism, depending on the conditions under which the second language arises and the age at which it arises. The term ‘language handicap’ has a certain indeterminacy about it, and probabl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41800-6y. Proponents in the age-old debate between the nature and nurturists have found confirmation of their views in the outcome of testing. Genetic determinists have taken the assignment of an inordinately high proportion of ethnic minority children to schools for the educationally subnormal (see Chinn,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17407-5lems centred on the child include his primary handicapping condition — mental retardation, specific learning disorder, hearing impairment, etc. — and their associated difficulties. These may be classified as medical, social, emotional, motor and cognitive, including language. The central concern of

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Life in Terms of Nano-biotechnologiestion into industrialised Northern European countries, has caused considerable debate on the effectiveness of monolingual education for a bilingual population. In particular discussions have focused on the linguistic and educational impact of the monolingual and monocultural curriculum on linguistica

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Bilingualism and Cognitive Developmentt first confront the problem of definition, or at least realise that it exists. There are different kinds of bilingualism, depending on the conditions under which the second language arises and the age at which it arises. The term ‘language handicap’ has a certain indeterminacy about it, and probably encompasses several different conditions.