Titlebook: Ecology of Language Acquisition; Jonathan Leather,Jet Dam Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2003 Language Development.Languag

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Jonathan Leather,Jet DamIncludes supplementary material:

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1572-0292 ted here challenge a number of dominant ideas in language acquisition theory and mark an important new research orientation. This work should be of interest to language acquisition researchers and professionals in a wide range of specialisms.978-90-481-6170-6978-94-017-0341-3Series ISSN 1572-0292 Series E-ISSN 2215-1656

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Bethan Benwell,Elizabeth Stokoeputers is rather equivocal. The reasons for this are not very difficult to find. The role of technology in education is changing so fast that, as Mandinach and Cline report, “new and flexible methodologies are needed to capture the effects of [technology-based] learning environments on teaching, lea

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Towards an Ecology of Language Acquisition,nthropology, robotics, and cognitive semantics underline the heuristic value of the perspective promised in our title: ecology of language acquisition. In this introductory chapter we first offer an ecological critique of some dominant paradigms of LA research. We then go on to suggest how an ecolog

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Towards an Ecology of Language Acquisition,titute its `data’, the hypotheses that motivate its research programmes—all wax and wane in the cycles we know and expect in human affairs. At the end of the 20. century thinking in language acquisition research was showing signs, we believe, of a new kind of convergence. This volume aims to explore

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A Tale of Two Computer Classrooms,d Gabbard (1998) conducted a survey of quantitative studies, searching under the keywords “hypermedia” and “hypertext” (thus missing any research that did not have these words in the title). They netted 97 articles and were able to select 25 for detailed review. Their general verdict was that “the v

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