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The good child guide 1st Edition by Noel Swanson ISBN 1854107046 9781854107046

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Publisher: Allegretto Pub
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.1 MB
Pages: 140
Author: Swanson, Noel
ISBN: 9780978368609, 0978368606
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 2nd ed

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ISBN 10: 1854107046 
ISBN 13: 9781854107046
Author: Noel Swanson

Explains the psychology of why children do what they do, shows how emotion, temperament and external stress can bear upon their behaviour, evaluates many strategies of response and considers more serious problems like school refusal, night terrors and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

The good child guide 1st Table of contents:

  1. Preface

  2. The Ancient World

  3. The Modern World

  4. Multilingualism in the United States

  5. Canada

  6. The Nineteenth Century

  7. The Twentieth Century

  8. Summary

  9. Suggestions for Further Reading

  10. What Is a Program Model?

  11. What Is the Goal of a Transitional Program?

  12. Language Maintenance Programs

  13. Immersion Programs

  14. Immersion Programs in the United States

  15. Models and Realities: What Does Bilingual Education Look Like in Practice?

  16. Dual Language Instruction in Private Schools

  17. Bilingual Teachers

  18. Activities

  19. Suggestions for Further Reading

  20. The Study of Language

  21. What Is Language?

  22. Syntax

  23. Semantics

  24. Implications for Teachers

  25. Are Some Languages Better than Others?

  26. Are Some Languages More Expressive than Others?

  27. Standard

  28. Pidgins and Creoles

  29. More Than One Language

  30. What Is Bilingualism?

  31. Code-Switching

  32. The Ebonics Debate

  33. Questions to Think About and Discuss

  34. Activities

  35. Suggestions for Further Reading

  36. First Language Development: Memorizing or Hypothesizing?

  37. Rule Finding

  38. Child-Directed Speech

  39. Input Modification

  40. Stages of First Language Development

  41. Order of Acquisition

  42. Children as Sociolinguists

  43. Second Language Acquisition

  44. The Effect of Age

  45. The Social Factors

  46. The Acquisition–Learning Distinction

  47. Language Learners and Language Speakers Interact

  48. Summary

  49. Suggestions for Further Reading

  50. Reliability

  51. Can You Eliminate Content Bias with Translation?

  52. Norming

  53. Academic Language Proficiency

  54. How Is Language Proficiency Assessed?

  55. Standardized Achievement Testing

  56. Diagnostic Testing for Placement in Special Programs

  57. Activities

  58. Suggestions for Further Reading

  59. Primary Language Instruction for Limited English Proficient Students

  60. Transfer of Concepts and Skills

  61. Students Need to Develop CALP

  62. Primary Language Instruction and Self-Concept

  63. Overall, What Does the Research Indicate?

  64. If Primary Language Instruction, Then How?

  65. Concurrent Translation

  66. Cooperative Learning

  67. Summary

  68. Suggestions for Further Reading

  69. A Note about Terminology

  70. The Search for Alternative Approaches

  71. The Audiolingual Approach

  72. Other Recent Approaches

  73. Planning

  74. Lesson Delivery

  75. Assessment

  76. What Is Literacy?

  77. How Can Teachers Support Biliteracy?

  78. How Can Schools Promote Biliteracy?

  79. Summary

  80. Activities

  81. Suggestions for Further Reading

  82. The Impact of Immigration

  83. Other Demographic Factors

  84. What Is Culture?

  85. Culture Is Continuous

  86. Culture Is a Struggle for Survival

  87. Culture and Language

  88. Housing

  89. Values

  90. What Is Multicultural Education?

  91. What Is the Connection Between Bilingual Education and Multicultural Education?

  92. Questions to Think About and Discuss

  93. Suggestions for Further Reading

  94. Genetic Inferiority

  95. Cultural Deficit

  96. Cultural Mismatch

  97. Contextual Interaction

  98. John Ogbu’s Typology

  99. Status, Power, and School Success

  100. Questions to Think About and Discuss

  101. Suggestions for Further Reading

  102. Legal Foundations of Dual Language Instruction

  103. World War II and Foreign Language Instruction

  104. Brown v. the Board of Education (1954)

  105. Who Governs Education?

  106. The Bilingual Education Act (Title VII)

  107. Title VII and Policy

  108. Interpretation of Lau

  109. Effects of Lau

  110. No Child Left Behind

  111. NCLB Funding

  112. NCLB Pros and Cons

  113. Summary

  114. Suggestions for Further Reading

  115. Language Support

  116. Language Suppression

  117. Endangered Languages

  118. Language Policy and Schooling

  119. Activities

  120. Suggestions for Further Reading

  121. Immigration

  122. A Historical Perspective

  123. Assimilation versus Pluralism

  124. Unity, Diversity, and Language

  125. Language Parochialism

  126. Language Elitism

  127. Language Restrictionism

  128. Implications for Schooling

  129. Summary

  130. Suggestions for Further Reading

  131. Index

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