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BukuConceptualising 'Learning' in Applied Linguistics
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Author: Seedhouse, Paul (Editor); Walsh, Steve (Editor); Jenks, Chris (Editor)
Topik: Applied linguistics
Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 978–0–230–23254–9    
Penerbit: Palgrave Macmillan     Tempat Terbit: New York    Tahun Terbit: 2010    
Jenis: Books - Textbook
Fulltext: front matters.pdf (215.56KB; 7 download)
Artikel dalam koleksi ini
  1. Front Matters, halaman i-vi
  2. An Introduction to Conceptualising Learning in Applied Linguistics, halaman 1-5
  3. Prolegomena to second language learning , halaman 6-22
  4. Theoretical pluralism in SLA: Is there a way forward?, halaman 23-51
  5. Having and doing: learning from a complexity theory perspective, halaman 52-68
  6. A Cognitive view of language acquisition processability theory and beyond , halaman 69-88
  7. Vocabulary learning in asecond language: familiar answer to new questions, halaman 89-104
  8. Conceptual changes and methodological challenges: o language and learning from a conversation analytic perspective on SLA, halaman 105-126
  9. Learning a second language through classroom interaction , halaman 127-146
  10. Adaption in online voice-based chat rooms: implications for language learning in applied linguistics , halaman 147-162
  11. Limitations of social interaction in second language acquisition: Learners' inaudible voices and mediation in the zone of proximal development , halaman 163-181
  12. English as an additional language: learning and participating in mainstream classrooms, halaman 182-205
  13. Participation and instructed language learning , halaman 206-224
  14. Building a comprehensive second language acquisition theory, halaman 225-239
  15. A Framework for conceptualising learning i applied linguistics , halaman 240-256
  16. Back Matters, halaman 257-291

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