ELT Journal · 2005 · 30 citations · 1 references
Language StudiesSecond Language StudiesTeachingLanguage EducationSecond Language LearningSecond Language TeachingConcordance AnalysisMultilingual EducationMultilingualismSecond Language AcquisitionConcordance AssessmentConcordance-based Language TeachingInterlingual ConcordancingPedagogical EffectivenessPedagogical UsesWritten Language Production
This paper discusses the use of concordances in the classroom, with particular reference to the pedagogical implications of the differences between parallel and monolingual concordances. Examples are given of using the two kinds of concordances in activities that involve language production, reception, correction, and testing. It is concluded that monolingual and parallel concordances have non-conflicting, complementary roles to play.
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The Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis
Ronald Wardhaugh · TESOL Quarterly · 1970 · 389 citations