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The Nature of Language and How It Is Learned

Explains the nature of language, how it is learned, and the validity of the "oral approaches" to teaching language. Shows that language is speech and draws upon examples of speech from various languages. Reveals how differently languages function in their sound systems, grammatical organizations, and logical developments. Points out how the modern teaching of a second language parallels the way in which people learn their first language, but is more scientifically organized. Stresses the development of language habits.

More in Principles and Methods of Teaching a Second Language Series

  1. Modern Techniques in Language Teaching 1961
  2. The Nature of Language and How It Is Learned 1961
  3. The Organization Of Language 1961
  4. The Organization of Language 1961
  5. Words and Their Meanings 1961
  6. The Nature Of Language And How It Is Learned. 1962
  7. The Sounds of Language 1962
  8. Words And Their Meaning 1962

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