Perspectives on Pedagogical Grammar / Edited by Terence Odlin. – Cambridge University Press, 1994. – 340 p., il. – (The Cambridge Applied Lingüistic Series)
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Contiene:
I. What sort of Grammar? Universal Grammar and the learning and the teaching of second languages, by Vivian Cook. – Non-transformational theories of grammar: Implications for language teaching, by Philip Hubbard. – Rules and pedagogical grammar, by Paul Westney. – II. Grammar, Lexicon, and Discourse. Words and their properties. Arguments for a lexical approach to pedagogical grammar, by David Little. – Grammatical consciousness-raising and learnability, Virginia Yip. – Functional grammars, pedagogical grammars, and communicative language teaching, by Russell S. Tomlin. – Learning to function with the other tongue: A systematic functional perspective on second language teaching, by Ruqaiya Hasan and Gillian Perret. – III. Putting Grammar to work. The effect of systematic instruction in learning the English article system, by Peter Master. – Linguistic theory and Pedagogical practice, by David Nunan. – The introspective Hierarchy: A comparison of the intuitions of linguists, teachers and learners, by Terence Odlin. – From printout to handout: Grammar and vocabulary teaching in the context of Data-driven Learning, by Tim Johns.
13: Conclusion, by Terence Odlin.