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Daniel Barber

Is there a universal language of sound? | David Shariatmadari | Opinion | The Guardian - 0 views

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phonology sounds words onomatopeia

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  • Daniel Barber on 16 Sep 16
     
    Evidence that "sound symbolism" extends much further than onomatopeia. Universals across languages.
Daniel Barber

The linguistic genius of babies: what does it mean for grown-ups? | teflresearch - 0 views

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phonological neuroscience phonology bilingual

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  • Daniel Barber on 05 Apr 13
     
    Babies soon hone in on the subtleties of their mother tongue's phonological idiosyncrasies at the expense of foreign sounds, and what this means for older people learning second languages.
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Pictorial mnemonics and sound contrasting yield more effective English teaching - 0 views

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mnemonics english teaching learning phonology

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  • images they used linked the shapes of the alphabet letters with images of Japanese words that begin with those letters
  • Daniel Barber on 11 Jan 14
     
    Evidence for pedagogic sense in involving learners' knowledge of L1 to aid their acquisition of L2. Learners associate English letters with Japanese words as a mnemonic. Also, explicit differentiation of the two language systems' phonic systems seems to help better understanding of English in Japanese children.
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