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English powerpoint: Language and the brain Language and the brain

This has been uploaded in response to a query in the forum about brain lateralisation. It is a simple presentation for a very complex subject but hopefully demonstrates the significance of the differences between language learning and language acquisition. This is not a presentation for classroom teaching, but can be used in teacher training. There are notes under every slide that the user can print, but if you are giving this as a presentation it is suggested that you become a little more familiar with the subject. If you are not into linguistics then this is not for you, but if you are then I think your students will enjoy it.

 Level:advanced
 Age: 13-17
 Format: PowerPoint
 Downloads:49
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Copyright 17/10/2008  Michael Hughes
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Tere-arg
Argentina

Thanks!          posted by Tere-arg 0
Great work! Thanks for sharing it.


nikita2008
Argentina

          posted by nikita2008 0
Super!!


gilorit
Israel

Thank you very much for the interesting presentation Michael :-)          posted by gilorit 0


Mietz
Germany

          posted by Mietz 0
Very interesting! I think I aquired English as my second language, too - certainly more than I actually consciously learned it. It was still a mix though and that s the same with my mothertongue German. I learned / understood quite a few new German expressions as well as grammar rules through learning / aquiring English.
Thanks for sharing!


Lidukas
Russian Federation

Thank you!!!! Great!!!          posted by Lidukas 0