Downloaded from rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org on August 4, 2014 How arbitrary is language? Padraic Monaghan, Richard C. Shillcock, Morten H. Christiansen and Simon Kirby Phil. Trans. R. Soc. B, , publ

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Judy Holding Judy Holding has established a strong identity as an artist through the development of a personal visual ‘vocabulary’ of symbolic forms. In particular, her beautifully realised depictions of trees and bi

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF LANGUAGE THROUGH At different times during the morning workperiod, several children, in succession, may select the same activity, such as the bolt board. Even though each child will perform the same t

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Reading linear texts on paper versus computer screen: Effects on reading comprehension

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FL History Vocabulary Prediction/Confirmation Strategies This strategy will aid students in vocabulary development. It can be used in all the content areas

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The Natural Approach: Stages of Second Language Development Becoming proficient in English, and even more so in academic English, is a long process. Learners go through a fairly regular sequence, regardless of their nati

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A Trail To Every Classroom (TTEC) Curriculum Development Tool UNIT DESIGN COVER SHEET Author contact: Lori Innes School name, state and town: Profile School, Bethlehem, NH

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TeachingEnglish Radio An Introduction to Teacher Development An Introduction to Teacher Development Programme 6: Developing Teachers’ English – teacher support worksheet In this programme teachers from around the wor

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SUMMARY FOR DECISION MAKERS EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES TO HIGHLIGHT AND STRENGTHEN KEY CONCEPTS Aim for a varied vocabulary. Tracing the key terms across the documents, terms appeared fresh when the vocabulary is varied. Even

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