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Mind And Context in Adult Second Language Acquisition：Methods, theory and practice

作者: Cristina （EDT）著 , Sanz

出版社: Georgetown University Press

出版时间: 2005-11

ISBN: 9781589010703

定价: 436.00

装帧: 其他

页数: 344页

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>语言文字

How do people learn nonnative languages? Is there one part or function of our brains solely dedicated to language processing, or do we apply our general information-processing abilities when learning a new language? In this book, an interdisciplinary collaboration of scholars and researchers presents an overview of the latter approach to adult second language acquisition and brings together, for the first time, a comprehensive picture of the latest research on this subject.
Clearly organized into four distinct but integrated parts, Mind and Context in Adult Second Language Acquisition first provides an introduction to information-processing approaches and the tools for students to understand the data. The next sections explain factors that affect language learning, both internal (attention and awareness, individual differences, and the neural bases of language acquisition) and external (input, interaction, and pedagogical interventions). It concludes by looking at two pedagogical applications: processing instruction and content based instruction.
This important and timely volume is a must-read for students of language learning, second language acquisition, and linguists who want to better understand the information-processing approaches to learning a non-primary language. This book will also be of immense interest to language scholars, program directors, teachers, and administrators in both second language acquisition and cognitive psychology. Cristina Sanz is a professor in the department of Spanish and Portuguese and codirector of the Center for Brain Basis of Cognition at Georgetown University. Acknowledgments
Introduction
Cristina Sanz
Part 1: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY
1. Adult SLA: The interaction between external and internal factors
Cristina Sanz
2. Research methodology: Quantitative approaches
Rusan Chen
3. Research methodology: Qualitative research
Rebecca Adams, Akiko Fuji, and Alison Mackey
PART 2: INTERNAL FACTORS
4. Individual differences: Age, sex, working memory, and prior knowledge
Harriet Wood Bowden, Cristina Sanz, and Catherine A. Stafford
5. A cognitive neuroscience perspective on second language acquisition: The declarative/procedural model
Michael T. Ullman
6. Attention and awareness in SLA
Ronald P. Leow and Melissa A. Bowles
Part 3: EXTERNAL FACTORS
7. Input and Interaction
Alison Mackey and Rebekha Abbuhl
8. Explicitness in pedagogical interventions: Input, practice, and feedback
Cristina Sanz and Kara Morgan-Short
Part 4: PEDAGOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
9. Processing Instruction
Bill VanPatten
10. Content-based foreign language instruction
Heidi Byrnes
Contributors
Index
内容简介:
How do people learn nonnative languages? Is there one part or function of our brains solely dedicated to language processing, or do we apply our general information-processing abilities when learning a new language? In this book, an interdisciplinary collaboration of scholars and researchers presents an overview of the latter approach to adult second language acquisition and brings together, for the first time, a comprehensive picture of the latest research on this subject.
Clearly organized into four distinct but integrated parts, Mind and Context in Adult Second Language Acquisition first provides an introduction to information-processing approaches and the tools for students to understand the data. The next sections explain factors that affect language learning, both internal (attention and awareness, individual differences, and the neural bases of language acquisition) and external (input, interaction, and pedagogical interventions). It concludes by looking at two pedagogical applications: processing instruction and content based instruction.
This important and timely volume is a must-read for students of language learning, second language acquisition, and linguists who want to better understand the information-processing approaches to learning a non-primary language. This book will also be of immense interest to language scholars, program directors, teachers, and administrators in both second language acquisition and cognitive psychology.
作者简介:
Cristina Sanz is a professor in the department of Spanish and Portuguese and codirector of the Center for Brain Basis of Cognition at Georgetown University.
目录:
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Cristina Sanz
Part 1: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY
1. Adult SLA: The interaction between external and internal factors
Cristina Sanz
2. Research methodology: Quantitative approaches
Rusan Chen
3. Research methodology: Qualitative research
Rebecca Adams, Akiko Fuji, and Alison Mackey
PART 2: INTERNAL FACTORS
4. Individual differences: Age, sex, working memory, and prior knowledge
Harriet Wood Bowden, Cristina Sanz, and Catherine A. Stafford
5. A cognitive neuroscience perspective on second language acquisition: The declarative/procedural model
Michael T. Ullman
6. Attention and awareness in SLA
Ronald P. Leow and Melissa A. Bowles
Part 3: EXTERNAL FACTORS
7. Input and Interaction
Alison Mackey and Rebekha Abbuhl
8. Explicitness in pedagogical interventions: Input, practice, and feedback
Cristina Sanz and Kara Morgan-Short
Part 4: PEDAGOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
9. Processing Instruction
Bill VanPatten
10. Content-based foreign language instruction
Heidi Byrnes
Contributors
Index

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