One parent, one language : an interactional approach / Susanne Döpke.
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- Bilingualism in children
- Language acquisition -- Parent participation
- Bilinguisme chez l'enfant
- Langage -- Acquisition -- Participation des parents
- EDUCATION -- Bilingual Education
- Bilingualism in children
- Language acquisition -- Parent participation
- Spracherwerb
- Taalverwerving
- Tweetaligheid
- Bilingualism
- 404/.2 20
- P115.2 .D66 1992
- 17.31
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Includes bibliographical references ([p. 203]-213) and index.
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ONE PARENT ONE LANGUAGE; Table of Contents; Figures and Tables; Preface; 1. The Acquisition of two Languages in Early Childhood; 2. The Sample; 3. The Language Environment; 4. Discourse Structures; 5. Teaching Techniques; 6. Summary and Conclusions; Notes; References; APPENDIX: Transcription Symbols; Index
This volume examines the relationship between young children's degrees of bilingualism and features of the verbal input which these children receive from their parents. In particular, it seeks to explore the following question: to what extent are families who follow the 'one parent-one language' principle and whose children become active bilinguals this way, different from families who take the same approach but whose children never develop an active command of the minority language?Case studies of six first-born children growing up with German and English were done during the children's third.
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