Pragmatic Skills in Limited English Proficient/non-English Speaking Students, Speech And Language Students, And Regular Education Students
Pragmatic Skills in Limited English Proficient/non-English Speaking Students, Speech And Language Students, And Regular Education Students
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A further implication of this study is the need to examine and compare the pragmatics of other ethnic students. For example, a comparison of Asian students 92 could involve Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean students. A comparison involving other Hispanic groups could also be performed, for example, Mexican-Americans.
The questions of whether bilingual students are capable of acquiring pragmatic skills in a successive manner and reasonable amount of time could be addressed in a longitudi...nal research study across groups or with the same group over a period of time. Bilingual student groups could also be compared on whether they receive a pre- intervention program of instruction in pragmatics versus no instruction program. This could determine effectiveness of such an instructional program.
Bilingual/Hispanic students could also be rated by their various middle school teachers to determine if their pragmatic skills vary across different classroom settings.
Speech and language students could also be rated by their various classroom teachers to determine if their pragmatic skills performance varies with different teachers and settings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A further implication of this study is the need to examine and compare the pragmatics of other ethnic students. For example, a comparison of Asian students 92 could involve Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean students. A comparison involving other Hispanic groups could also be performed, for example, Mexican-Americans.
The questions of whether bilingual students are capable of acquiring pragmatic skills in a successive manner and reasonable amount of time could be addressed in a longitudi...nal research study across groups or with the same group over a period of time. Bilingual student groups could also be compared on whether they receive a pre- intervention program of instruction in pragmatics versus no instruction program. This could determine effectiveness of such an instructional program.
Bilingual/Hispanic students could also be rated by their various middle school teachers to determine if their pragmatic skills vary across different classroom settings.
Speech and language students could also be rated by their various classroom teachers to determine if their pragmatic skills performance varies with different teachers and settings.
What to read after Pragmatic Skills in Limited English Proficient/non-English Speaking Students, Speech And Language Students, And Regular Education Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brice, Alexander Emris to read onlineMoreLess
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