'Language loss' presentation slideshows

Development and Young Dual Language Learners: What are Appropriate Outcomes?

Development and Young Dual Language Learners: What are Appropriate Outcomes?. Linda M. Espinosa, Ph.D Espinosal@missouri.edu . NECTAC October 28, 2012.

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SWRK 626

SWRK 626. David Rothwell Nov 8 2012 Week 10 Assets. Class warm up. On a piece of paper, respond to the two questions below: 1. What is social capital to you?

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Metaphors of Land and Sea

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Language Maintenance VS Language death

Language Maintenance VS Language death. Lecture 5. Reminder of Mid term next week. Language Death & Shift. Differences between language shift and language death : Language Shift : This is a process in which one language displaces another in the linguistic repertoire of a community.

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Dorothy Aguilera and Margaret D. Lecompte Presenter: Roberta Schettig

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Language Loss

Language Loss. Language and Psychology. Neurolinguistic aspect of language loss. The anatomy of brain. Frontal lobe Speech Occipital lobe Vision Cerebellum Movement Parietal lobe Touch Pons Breathing and heartbeat Temporal lobe Hearing Cerebrum memory.

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LING212- SLA Language loss

LING212- SLA Language loss. Florencia Franceschina. Attrition .

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Language Maintenance

Language Maintenance. LING 345/640G Yuko Otsuka. Potentially endangered Endangered Seriously endangered Moribund Extinct (Wurm 1998). Language Loss. Potentially Endangered. Socially and economically disadvantaged Under heavy pressure from a larger language

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By: Emily H. and Maria Y.

ESL and ELL. By: Emily H. and Maria Y. . What is ESL and ELL?. ELL: English Language Learner . ESL: English as a second language program. Complete immersion an ELL student in English will help them learn faster = not necessarily true .

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Language loss = cultural loss

Language loss = cultural loss. FYI- Facts & Stats. By the end of the 21 st century half of the worlds languages will disappear 15 th century case study: There were 15000 languages spoken at the beginning of the 15 th century

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Linguistics Literature Review

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