Nelson Brooks
Biographic Data
| ID | 5434735 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nelson Brooks |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nelson |
| FAMILY NAME | Brooks |
| SIGNATURE | BROOKS N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Language Science (South Korea) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Dawn of Language
Current studies in anthropology, archeology, prehistory, and biology point to the conclusion that man, language, and culture all began at the same time, some two million years ago, in southeast Africa. The dawn of language for the race is recapitulated for the individual as each child, in the first two years of life, seizes upon ihe knack of putting sounds together in a systematic way that permits him to symbolize, in communicable form, the segme…
The Meaning of Bilingualism Today
Bilingualism is the habitual use of two languages by one person; in its purest form the two are quite separate. Its attainment is not marked by the crossing of a boundary but by a gradual transition, the earliest stages of which can be valid within limits. On its inner side, bilingualism relates to preverbal thought, making available to the speaker two separate systems of expression. The best place for the development of bilingualism is the home.…
Teaching Culture in the Foreign Language Classroom
There is general agreement that culture should be taught in a language course, but just what this means is unclear. The scientists propose a concept of totality quite unlike the idea of perfection entertained by humanistic scholars. Attempts to accommodate the two points of view have so far met with limited success. To rough out a definition of culture that will be immediately useful to language teachers, statements are made as to what culture is…
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Four Recent Books Concerned with Foreign Language Methodology
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Language and Language Learning
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Teaching Italian in the Early Grades: A Progress Report from New Haven, Connecticut
Teaching Culture in the Foreign Language Classroom
There is general agreement that culture should be taught in a language course, but just what this means is unclear. The scientists propose a concept of totality quite unlike the idea of perfection entertained by humanistic scholars. Attempts to accommodate the two points of view have so far met with limited success. To rough out a definition of culture that will be immediately useful to language teachers, statements are made as to what culture is…
The Meaning of Bilingualism Today
Bilingualism is the habitual use of two languages by one person; in its purest form the two are quite separate. Its attainment is not marked by the crossing of a boundary but by a gradual transition, the earliest stages of which can be valid within limits. On its inner side, bilingualism relates to preverbal thought, making available to the speaker two separate systems of expression. The best place for the development of bilingualism is the home.…
Teaching Italian in the Early Grades: A Progress Report from New Haven, Connecticut
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Language and Language Learning
Four Recent Books Concerned with Foreign Language Methodology
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Language and Language Learning: Theory and Practice
Teaching Culture in the Foreign Language Classroom
There is general agreement that culture should be taught in a language course, but just what this means is unclear. The scientists propose a concept of totality quite unlike the idea of perfection entertained by humanistic scholars. Attempts to accommodate the two points of view have so far met with limited success. To rough out a definition of culture that will be immediately useful to language teachers, statements are made as to what culture is…
The Meaning of Bilingualism Today
Bilingualism is the habitual use of two languages by one person; in its purest form the two are quite separate. Its attainment is not marked by the crossing of a boundary but by a gradual transition, the earliest stages of which can be valid within limits. On its inner side, bilingualism relates to preverbal thought, making available to the speaker two separate systems of expression. The best place for the development of bilingualism is the home.…
The Dawn of Language
Current studies in anthropology, archeology, prehistory, and biology point to the conclusion that man, language, and culture all began at the same time, some two million years ago, in southeast Africa. The dawn of language for the race is recapitulated for the individual as each child, in the first two years of life, seizes upon ihe knack of putting sounds together in a systematic way that permits him to symbolize, in communicable form, the segme…
Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Second Language Learning and Teaching (7 works) · EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning (5 works) · Language acquisition (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Second Language Acquisition and Learning (4 works) · Comprehension approach (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)