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Manzo, Anthony V.; Sherk, John K., Jr. – 1975
Syntax, or, loosely, sentence structure, is a major linguistic variable influencing the comprehensibility of every written sentence. This paper attempts to set forth the relationship between elements of syntax and reading comprehension as the classroom teacher might see them, and to propose a strategy, the Complete Linguistic Elements Paradigm…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Language Arts, Linguistics, Reading Comprehension
Marlow, Patrick E. – 2001
This paper describes and discusses the University of Alaska's language programs for Eskimo-Aleut languages like Yupik and Inupiaq, offered through its Alaska Native Language Center. The paper is critical of the program's over-emphasis on the emphasis on teaching grammar and vocabulary. It argues that, though well intentioned when the framework for…
Descriptors: Athapascan Languages, Eskimos, Grammar, Instructional Improvement