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Date Posted: 06:18:19 08/21/07 Tue
Author: Laura
Subject: Re: TEXT 1 - Introduction to Discourse Analysis
In reply to: Simone Vitor Demicheli 's message, "Re: TEXT 1 - Introduction to Discourse Analysis" on 05:48:19 08/21/07 Tue

Simone and Kátia,
I don't know if I'm correct, but in this part of the text I understood that students will learn (acquire the language) faster (two or three years) if they are exposed to contextualized use of language ( with cohesion, coherence, etc).However, if they are exposed to decontextualized forms of language it will take a long time to acquire the language (five to seven years)and in this case Ss will have difficulties in general scholastc performance.
Laura.

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