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Peer reviewedKvaal, Joy T.; And Others – Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, 1988
Spontaneous language samples from 15 Mexican-American monolingual Spanish-speaking children between the ages of two and five were analyzed for the acquisition sequence of 10 morphemes: demonstratives, articles, copulas, and the regular present indicative; followed by irregular present indicative, regular preterite indicative, plurals, possessive…
Descriptors: Developmental Stages, Ethnic Groups, Language Acquisition, Mexican Americans
Peer reviewedBennett, Peggy D. – Music Educators Journal, 2005
Walk into any primary grade music class in the U.S., and you will likely hear teacher and students singing a musical greeting, such as "Good morning boys and girls" (sol-mi-mi-sol-sol-mi) and the response "Good morning Miss Purdy" (sol-mi-mi-sol-mi-mi). Since about the 1970s, teachers have been beginning and ending music class for young children…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Young Children, Sequential Learning, Learning Strategies
