Concept information
Terme préférentiel
underlying linguistic proficiencies
Définition
- In the 1980s, Canadian linguist James Cummins advanced the theory that persons who are learning a second language are not faced with a completely unmapped territory. They possess a common framework of language structures and functions that can be described as a common underlying proficiency drawn from their knowledge of one language to help them learn the second or additional language. [Source: Encyclopedia of Bilingual Education; Underlying Linguistic Proficiencies]
Concept générique
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