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Learning Portuguese as a Second Language (SpringerBriefs in Education)

✍ Scribed by Sandra Figueiredo


Publisher
Springer
Year
2017
Tongue
English
Leaves
65
Edition
1st ed. 2017
Category
Library

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✦ Synopsis


This volume examines the specific effects that schools have on the performance of immigrant students and linguistic minority groups. Especially in the European context this study fills a gap in examining the effects that schools have on these students’ performance and performance differentiation, taking into account school related factors such as resources and teachers, and the influence of other variables like mother tongue and socioeconomic status. This report on an ongoing research project in Portugal examines state schools within the same district, in the same tests over the same assessment period. The study is based on the following set of relationships: between schools that administer proficiency tests to their non-native students; schools that do not use such tests; and schools with verifiable support programs (including physical and digital materials); and between the effect of the school and the predictive values of the nationality, mother tongue and socioeconomic status variables on the performance of non-native students of Portuguese.

✦ Table of Contents


Contents
Introduction
References
1 School Type and Resources: Predictor and Moderator Effects for Non-native Students’ Achievement
Abstract
References
2 Evidence Research Study: A Methodology for L2 Research
Abstract
2.1 Instruments
2.1.1 Students
2.1.2 Picture Naming
2.1.3 Semantic Associations
2.1.4 Verbal Analogies
2.1.5 Morphological Extraction
2.1.6 Vocabulary Match
2.1.7 Text Recall
2.1.8 Cognates Awareness Test
2.1.9 Metaphor Comprehension
2.1.10 Questionnaire to Identify Schools’ Resources
2.2 Data Analysis
References
3 Understand Variables and Influence for L2 Learners’ Achievement
Abstract
References
4 Schools and Resources as the Direct Effect that Explains the Performance of Non-native Students the Most
Abstract
4.1 L1 and Nationality: Are They Such Correct Assumptions to Explain Performance in L2?
4.2 Evidence of Socioeconomic Status for Academic Performance: A New Model that Disregards It
References


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