Research Methods in Second Language Acquisition 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9781444347340.ch9
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“…The field at large seems to favor a multi-component representation of the L2 reading construct. It is claimed that L2 reading includes several subskills (Koda, 2007(Koda, , 2012, strategies (Weir, 2005), or a combination of processes, knowledge, and abilities (Hudson, 1996). Different taxonomies of reading skills were developed for test development (e.g., Davis, 1968).…”
Section: Dimensionality Of the L2 Reading Constructmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The field at large seems to favor a multi-component representation of the L2 reading construct. It is claimed that L2 reading includes several subskills (Koda, 2007(Koda, , 2012, strategies (Weir, 2005), or a combination of processes, knowledge, and abilities (Hudson, 1996). Different taxonomies of reading skills were developed for test development (e.g., Davis, 1968).…”
Section: Dimensionality Of the L2 Reading Constructmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers assume (e.g., Alderson, 2005;Johnstone, 2009;Nikolov, 2016a) that early language learners may not be proficient in L2 as their language achievement frameworks are based on the "developmental stages" (Nikolov, 2016a, p. 7) that monitor how the learners pass from beginning to intermediate level. On the contrary, well-developed skills and abilities in L1 could be transferred to L2 (Cumming, 2013;Hirvela & Du, 2013;Koda, 2012;Nikolov & Csapó, 2010). But the question is how already developed skills in L1 can be transferred to L2, and what interference is supposed to prevent learners from developing language abilities and reading comprehension in L2.…”
Section: Individual Differences Of the Learners In Second Language Ac...mentioning
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“…The development of reading skills among young language learners in mother tongue and English as a foreign language can operate in both directions (e.g. Bialystok, 2002;Koda, 2007Koda, , 2012Verhoeven, 2007) because the learners' previously acquired resources accelerate mastering new skills.…”
Section: Reading Habitsmentioning
confidence: 99%