INTERVENTION PROGRAMME IN AN EDUCATIVE CONTEXT: ELECTRONIC DEVICE TO ASSESS PHONETIC DECODING OF PORTUGUESE AS A SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNERS
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https://doi.org/10.21814/rpe.3018Abstract
The verbal behaviour is achieved because, on the one hand, there is a system of principles and conditions, which are considered as universals for all the human languages, supported by the biological need, but, on the other hand, those elements are part of the dynamic relation of events which constitutes the individual’s context. Those events are not only the brain structures (mentalist perspective), but also the elements that generate the stimuli context to be discriminated which must be called ‘environment’ (functional perspective). After a theoretical revision of concepts and a perspective about phonetic decoding processes, results obtained by the set of tests developed for this study will be reported. Moreover some discussion will focus specifically on the achievement of second language learners regarding the segmentation (spelling task) and minimal pairs judgment tests.
Keywords
Educative intervention; Assessment instrument; Phonetic perception; Second Language
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