Discourse Patterns in First Language Use at Hcme and Second Language Learning at School: an Ethnographic Approach



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Aknow Iedgments

I feel I cannot write a proper acknowledgment page: I don't have a wife
to thank for putting up with my moods and demands, and for fibr being a
sponge to mop up my emotional mess of lone researcher in a foreign land;
I don't have a typist either, only a V.P. I am grateful, however, to the
following for their support, advice and collaboration:

At the University of London Institute of Education:

. Angela Hobsbaum (Supervisor), John Versey and Xaureen Shields of the
Department of Child Development and Hducational Psychology

. Euan Keid (Supervisor), Peter Skehan and Tony Burgess of the
Department of English to Speakers of Other Languages

. Trevor Coombe of the Department of International and Comparative
Education

. James Kanlell of the Dept, of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing

At the Instituto Hacional do Desenvolviinento da EducafSo, Maputo:

. Luis Filipe (Director), Guus Meijer, Zalda Gulll, Clotilde Vaddington
and Xadja Xanghesi (Kesearch Staff)

At the University 'E.Xondlane', Faculty of Education, Xaputo∙
. Arlindo Sitoe, Armando J.P. Lopes and Xatheus Katupe

Barbara Tlzard, Thomas Coraw Research Unit, London

Brian Street, University of Sussex, Department of Social Anthropology

The British Council and the University of London Institute of Education
for financial assistance

The Kabkin Family, London

Piero KcCarthy and his family, London.



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