Titlebook: Conceptualising ‘Learning‘ in Applied Linguistics; Paul Seedhouse,Steve Walsh,Chris Jenks Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Pierre R. Crosson,Norman J. Rosenbergd at Newcastle University in June 2008. The seminar brought together some of the leading names in SLA research and resulted in a stimulating and thought-provoking debate about the meaning and characteristics of learning in applied linguistics. We hope we have captured the essence of that debate in t

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Social Exclusion of the Physically Disabledelopment of grammar in L2 learners. The key assumption is that the development of L2 grammar is constrained by the language processor and that L2 grammatical development can be explained by the architecture of the language processor.

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Swati Mukherjee,Manas K. Mandalfrom a Conversation Analysis (CA) perspective. The chapter consists of two sections: part 1 looks at socially-distributed cognition in L2 classroom interaction and part 2 at classroom interactional competence. The first part of the chapter argues that any conceptualisation of ‘learning’ in a classro

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Intelligent Systems Reference Library-based chat rooms. The chat rooms that I investigate are a relatively new communicative environment. Here multiple interactants from all over the world interact in the spoken medium, in very much the same way as text-based chat rooms. The term ‘a(chǎn)dditional’ refers to the fact that the interactants in

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