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New in paperback. Hardcover was published in 2008. The present volume explores, for the first time, contemporary thinking about the theoretical and empirical link between longitudinal study and advanced language capacities.
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Researchers and educators routinely call for longitudinal research on language learning and teaching. The present volume explores the connection between longitudinal study and advanced language capacities, two under-researched areas, and proposes an agenda for future research. Five chapters probe theoretical and methodological reflections about the longitudinal study of advanced L2 capacities, followed by eight chapters that report on empirical longitudinal investigations spanning descriptive, quasi-experimental, qualitative, and quantitative longitudinal methodologies. In addition, the co-editors offer a detailed introduction to the volume and a coda chapter in which they explore what it would take to design systematic research programs for the longitudinal investigation of advanced L2 capacities. The scholars in this volume collectively make the argument that second language acquisition research will be the richer, theoretically and empirically, if a trajectory toward advancedness is part of its conceptualization right from the beginning and, in reverse, that advancedness is a particularly interesting acquisitional level at which to probe contemporary theories associated with the longitudinal study of language development. Acknowledging that advancedness is increasingly important in our multicultural societies and globalized world, the central question explored in the present collection is: How does learning over time evolve toward advanced capacities in a second language?
Contents
Introduction Chapter 1. The longitudinal study of advanced L2 capacities: An introduction Lourdes Ortega & Heidi Byrnes Part I- Theoretical and methodological explorations Chapter 2. Developing qualitative longitudinal case studies of advanced language learners Linda Harklau Chapter 3. Systemic Functional Linguistic explorations into the longitudinal study of the advanced capacities: The case of Spanish heritage language learners Mariana Achugar & M. Cecilia Colombi Chapter 4. Investigating learner language development with electronic longitudinal corpora: Theoretical and methodological issues Florence Myles Chapter 5. Planning, collecting, exploring, and archiving longitudinal L2 data: Experiences from the P-MoLL Project Romuald Skiba, Norbert Dittmar, & Jana Bressem Chapter 6. Issues in the quantitative longitudinal measurement of second language progress in the study abroad context Jonathan Rees & John Klapper Part II- Empirical investigations Chapter 7. Advancedness and the development of relativization in L2 German: A curriculum-based study Heidi Byrnes & Castle Sinicrope Chapter 8. Advanced learners' development of systematic vocabulary knowledge: Learning German vocabulary with inseparable prefixes Katherine A. Sprang Chapter 9. Teaching grammatical meaning to advanced learners: A cognitive-semantic perspective Olga Liamkina Chapter 10. L1-L2 Translation vs. No Translation: A longitudinal study of Focus-on-FormS within a meaning-focused curriculum Marie Källkvist Chapter 11. Longitudinal gain of higher-order inferential abilities in L2 English: Accuracy, speed, and conventionality Naoko Taguchi Chapter 12. Histories of engagement and sociolinguistic awareness in study abroad: Colloquial French Celeste Kinginger & Géraldine Blattner Chapter 13. Acquiring oral language skills over the course of a high school year abroad: What's in it for absolute beginners? Allison J. Spenader Chapter 14. An ethnographic longitudinal approach to the development of assessment for advanced competencies of medical interpreters Claudia V. Angelelli Coda Chapter 15. Theorizing advancedness, setting up the longitudinal research agenda Lourdes Ortega & Heidi Byrnes
