The Most Important Issues in the Development of the Potential Student Vocabulary at a Higher Non-Philological School
Journal Title: Santalka: Filosofija, Komunikacija - Year 2009, Vol 17, Issue 4
Abstract
It is emphasized in the article that in order to understand various texts correctly, it is necessary to know a certain quantity of words and the main grammar rules and to have the skills necessary to process the information conveyed in a meaningful text. The research carried out by linguists and methodologists has demonstrated that neither secondary, nor higher non-philological school teaches the necessary lexis amount. According to the author, this problem may be solved by formation of the potential vocabulary. There are both linguistic and methodical presumptions, like: linguistic-formation of words, and methodical-transformation of unknown words into equivalent word combinations and analysis of the word formation. This article may be useful for lecturers-practitioners and methodologists-theoreticians.
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Liudmila Mauzienė
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- DOI 10.3846/1822-430X.2009.17.4.38-4
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