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Wholegrain Posted 17 years ago
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In instruction in the language
7. In the practice of the use of language (2) one party calls out the words, the other acts on them. In instruction in the language the following process will occur: the learner names the objects; that is, he utters the word when the teacher points to the stone.And there will be this still simpler exercise: the pupil repeats the words after the teacher-both of these being processes resembling language.
In instruction in the language = In an instruction and in the language?
In instruction in the language = In an instruction and in the language?
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Hi, 7. In the practice of the use of language (2) one party calls out the words, the other acts on them. In instruction in the language the following process will occur: the learner names the objects; that is, he utters the word when the teacher points to the stone.
- Hi, 7.
- In the practice of the use of language (2) one party calls out the words, the other acts on them.
- In instruction in the language the following process will occur: the learner names the objects; that is, he utters the word when the teacher points to the stone.
- And there will be this still simpler exercise: the pupil repeats the words after the teacher both of these being processes resembling language.
- In instruction in the language = In an instruction and in the language?
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Hi,
7. In the practice of the use of language (2) one party calls out the words, the other acts on them. In instruction in the language the following process will occur: the learner names the objects; that is, he utters the word when the teacher points to the stone.And there will be this still simpler exercise: the pupil repeats the words after the teacherboth of these being p
7. In the practice of the use of language (2) one party calls out the words, the other acts on them. In instruction in the language the following process will occur: the learner names the objects; that is, he utters the word when the teacher points to the stone.
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Thank you.
It was not written by me. It was written by Wittgenstein, the philosopher.
It was not written by me. It was written by Wittgenstein, the philosopher.
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Hi,
Well, I wouldn't want to argue with him.
Did he also cross out part of what he wrote here, as you hav
Well, I wouldn't want to argue with him.
Did he also cross out part of what he wrote here, as you hav
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