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Theme and Thematic Progression in Chinese College Students? English Essays

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Product Code: 9789811002533
ISBN13: 9789811002533
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$60.77
This book focuses on how instruction affects English learners? use of Theme and thematic progression (thematic organization). While thematic organization in learner English has been extensively studied, little research has been done to investigate the effects of instruction on the use of Theme and thematic progression. Adopting a Systemic Functional Grammar approach, this study explores how a ten-week instruction on thematic organization affects Chinese college students? use of Theme and thematic progression by comparing their English essays before and after the instruction, with native-speaker essays as the research baseline. Second-language acquisition researchers, curriculum developers and foreign language teachers will find this book useful as it not only presents a clear and detailed report of how Chinese college students learn to make better thematic choices, but also provides a well-developed instructional package on Theme and thematic progression.


Author: Jing Wei
Publisher: Springer
Publication Date: Dec 29, 2015
Number of Pages: NA pages
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 9811002533
ISBN-13: 9789811002533

Theme and Thematic Progression in Chinese College Students? English Essays

$60.77
 
This book focuses on how instruction affects English learners? use of Theme and thematic progression (thematic organization). While thematic organization in learner English has been extensively studied, little research has been done to investigate the effects of instruction on the use of Theme and thematic progression. Adopting a Systemic Functional Grammar approach, this study explores how a ten-week instruction on thematic organization affects Chinese college students? use of Theme and thematic progression by comparing their English essays before and after the instruction, with native-speaker essays as the research baseline. Second-language acquisition researchers, curriculum developers and foreign language teachers will find this book useful as it not only presents a clear and detailed report of how Chinese college students learn to make better thematic choices, but also provides a well-developed instructional package on Theme and thematic progression.


Author: Jing Wei
Publisher: Springer
Publication Date: Dec 29, 2015
Number of Pages: NA pages
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 9811002533
ISBN-13: 9789811002533
 

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