Nr. 24 (2019)

Between Linguistics, Language Education and Acquisition Research. Introduction to the Special Issue Linguistics for Language Teaching and Learning

Elżbieta Awramiuk, Daniel Karczewski

5 - 11

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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What Developmental Linguistics Can Offer L1 Education. An Example of the Relation between Implicit and Explicit Word-formation Knowledge in Slovak Speaking Children

Ľudmila Liptáková

12 - 25

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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Should we teach first language grammar in compulsory schooling at all? Some reflections from the Spanish perspective

Xavier Fontich

26 - 44

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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A contribution to the implicit/explicit debate on grammar learning: the case of contrast connectors

Ana Luísa Costa

45 - 64

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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Portuguese teachers’ perceptions of grammar teaching

Cristina Vieira da Silva, Íris Susana Pires Pereira, Isabel Sebastião

65 - 81

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

65-81 (English)

Metacognition as a superordinate concept of metalinguistics: The role in developing reading skills in a foreign language

Marta Kopčíková

82 - 97

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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Preschool children’s sensitivity to the generic and non-generic distinctions

Marti Palla

98 - 110

opublikowany: 2019-03-30

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Between Linguistics, Language Education and Acquisition Research. Introduction to the Special Issue Linguistics for Language Teaching and Learning

What Developmental Linguistics Can Offer L1 Education. An Example of the Relation between Implicit and Explicit Word-formation Knowledge in Slovak Speaking Children

Should we teach first language grammar in compulsory schooling at all? Some reflections from the Spanish perspective

A contribution to the implicit/explicit debate on grammar learning: the case of contrast connectors

Portuguese teachers’ perceptions of grammar teaching

Metacognition as a superordinate concept of metalinguistics: The role in developing reading skills in a foreign language

Preschool children’s sensitivity to the generic and non-generic distinctions

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