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СРЕДСТВА И СПОСОБЫ СЕМАНТИЗАЦИИ ЛЕКСИКИ ИНОСТРАННОГО ЯЗЫКА И ПРИНЦИПЫ ИХ ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЯ ... : WAYS AND MEANS OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE VOCABULARY PRESENTATION AND PRINCIPLES OF ITS USAGE ...
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Data for: Deaf children of hearing parents develop age-level vocabularies if exposed to ASL by six-months ...
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Data for: Deaf children of hearing parents develop age-level vocabularies if exposed to ASL by six-months ...
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Specialized terminology limits the citability of scientific papers ...
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TO CONCERN COMPUTER VISION PROFESSIONAL DOMAIN ...
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Lavrova, A.. - : Deutsche Internationale Zeitschrift für zeitgenössische Wissenschaft, 2021
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Tipps für Deutsch als Fremdsprache Online. Deutsch als 1. und 2 Fremdsprache. Deutsch B, Deutsch C Onlinematerial für den Unterricht
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Tipps für Deutsch als Fremdsprache Online. Deutsch als 1. und 2 Fremdsprache. Deutsch B, Deutsch C Onlinematerial für den Unterricht
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Tipps für Deutsch als Fremdsprache Online. Deutsch als 1. und 2 Fremdsprache. Deutsch B, Deutsch C Onlinematerial für den Unterricht
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Tipps für Deutsch als Fremdsprache Online. Deutsch als 1. und 2 Fremdsprache. Deutsch B, Deutsch C Onlinematerial für den Unterricht
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Catalan Sign Language as a Pedagogical Tool for Inclusion and Vocabulary Acquisition of a Foreign Language in an Ordinary Classroom : Case Study in Catalonia
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Analysis of an Extracted Discipline-Specific Computer Science Vocabulary List
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Distributional Learning in Context: How Social Embedding Structures Infant-Directed Speech
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Infants and toddlers typically hear words accompanied by a variety of direct and indirect cues to their meaning. To name just a few, words are embedded in frequently repeated linguistic constructions, they tend to co-occur with specific objects that they refer to, and they tend to be used in different social-interaction routines and activity contexts. Whereas children are capable of detecting several different types of cues and using them to facilitate word learning, we are only beginning to uncover the developmental processes by which words come to be embedded in multimodal, dynamic contexts that mark them as items to be learned and help children to discover their meaning.In this dissertation I address two broad questions. First, how do infants and caregivers co-construct interaction sequences in which words are accompanied with useful cues? In a series of observational studies of infant-mother dyads observed longitudinally from the age of 4 months to 12 months, I describe how infants’ increasing motor abilities enable them to elicit contingent caregiver responses containing object-naming and predictable sequences of other informative utterances. Second, what can we learn about what matters for word learning by using the contextual distributions of words to predict how early and in what combinations they will be learned? In these studies, I use a corpus of child-directed speech to construct a representation of each word’s distribution over syntactic and thematic usage contexts. Then, using a large open dataset of children’s parent-reported word production and comprehension, I show that both types of context distribution contribute over and above previously described factors in predicting both the age of acquisition of words and the degree to which word pairs tended to be learned together versus randomly. Taken together, the studies in this dissertation support a view of early word learning in which (1) multiple layers of social, linguistic, and sensorimotor contextual cues jointly facilitate word learning, (2) infants learn to participate actively in the responsive interactions that produce high-quality word exposures, and (3) although these processes are too complex to be replicated with full experimental control, they leave identifiable traces in the structure of children’s lexicons.
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Developmental psychology; infant-directed speech; infant-parent interaction; language development; responsiveness; vocabulary; word learning
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The Role of Social-Emotional Abilities in the Vocabulary Outcomes of Young Spanish-English Dual Language Learner (DLL) Students
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НАЗВАНИЯ ДЕРЕВЬЕВ И КУСТАРНИКОВ В ХАНТЫЙСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ ... : NAMES OF TREES AND SHRUBS IN THE KHANTY LANGUAGE ...
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A study of context clue use of EFL postgraduate students through self-assessment ...
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ОСОБЕННОСТИ ФУНКЦИОНИРОВАНИЯ АНГЛИЦИЗМОВ В МОЛОДЕЖНОМ СЛЕНГЕ РУССКОГО ЯЗЫКА ... : FEATURES OF FUNCTIONING OF ANGLICISMS IN THE YOUTH SLANG OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE ...
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ГЕНДЕРНЫЕ РЕПРЕЗЕНТАНТЫ В РАЗНОСИСТЕМНЫХ ЯЗЫКАХ ... : GENDER REPRESENTATIONS IN MULTI-SYSTEM LANGUAGES ...
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