The Promise and Threat of Microcomputers for Language Learners

The Promise and Threat of Microcomputers for Language Learners [microform] / Frank Smith.

Miniaturized computer technology can raise both language and education beyond the current capacity to understand. Children's learning is more complex, powerful, and subtle than it is usually given credit for, and language is more elaborate and intricate than is generally realized. Computers mus...

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Main Author: Smith, Frank
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1983.
Subjects:
Class Activities.
Classroom Techniques.
Computer Uses in Education.
English (Second Language)
Foreign Countries.
Grammar.
Instructional Innovation.
Language Acquisition.
Language Patterns.
Learning Processes.
Microcomputers.
Second Language Learning.
Vocabulary Development.
Word Processing.

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