Grammar and second language teaching : a book of readings / edited by William Rutherford ; Michael Sharwood Smith.
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Boston, Mass. :
Heinle & Heinle Publishers,
[1988]
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Table of Contents:
- ONE: THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Grammatical consciousness raising in brief historical perspective
- The fundamental character of foreign language learning
- Psycholinguistic dimensions of second language proficiency
- Consciousness raising and the second language learner
- Some theories of communicative competence
- Psychological constraints on the teachability of language
- Consciousness raising and universal grammar
- TWO: WHAT IS PEDAGOGICAL GRAMMAR?
- Pedagogic grammars
- Grammar, and nonsense, and learning
- Notions and functions in a contrastive pedagogical grammar
- Aspects of pedagogical grammar
- THREE: THE REALIZATION OF PEDAGOGICAL GRAMMAR
- Pedagogically relevant aspects of case grammar
- Applied linguistics and the psychology of instructions: a case for transfusion?
- Imperfective versus progressive: an exercise in contrastive pedagogical linguistics
- Functions of grammar in a language-teaching syllabus.