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TPR – Introducing the waw-hahippux

This past SBL conference, a short video clip was shown (a second time - it was first presented at the SBL conference in Atlanta the previous year) as to how it is possible to introduce the ו''ו ההיפוך (conversive waw, narrative waw, etc.) concept to a class using TPR. Since there have been requests for [...]

By Brian Schultz|2017-06-12T21:31:34-07:00December 14th, 2011|ancient language acquisition, Biblical Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew verb, biblical language fluency, Hebrew alive, Hebrew as second language, TPR|2 Comments

When do corrections need to be made with language learners? When does Erasmian pronunciation cross the line and need to be corrected?

When do corrections need to be made with language learners? When does Erasmian pronunciation cross the line and need to be corrected? Children need a stress-free environment for play and learning. Parents correct their children's speech, but not everything all at once and most of the time most any understandable utterance is accepted and praised. [...]

By Randall Buth|2017-06-12T21:31:45-07:00April 25th, 2008|Erasmian pronunciation errors|2 Comments

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TPR – Introducing the waw-hahippux

When do corrections need to be made with language learners? When does Erasmian pronunciation cross the line and need to be corrected?

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