Assessing Lebanese bilingual children: The use of Cross-linguistic Lexical Tasks in Lebanese Arabic.

Since norms for vocabulary acquisition in Lebanese bilingual children (L1: Lebanese, L2: French and/or English) do not yet exist, clinical assessment based on normative data and using appropriate tools remains difficult for speech and language therapists. The current study focuses on exploring and c...

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Publicado en:Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics Vol. 31; no. 11/12; pp. 874 - 893
Autores principales: Khoury Aouad Saliby, Christel, dos Santos, Christophe, Kouba Hreich, Edith, Messarra, Camille
Formato: research tables/charts Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2017
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          Khoury Aouad Saliby, Christel
          dos Santos, Christophe
          Kouba Hreich, Edith
          Messarra, Camille
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          Language Development In Infancy and Childhood
          Language Processing In Infancy and Childhood
          Multilingualism In Infancy and Childhood
          Vocabulary In Infancy and Childhood
          Comparative Studies
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      ab: Since norms for vocabulary acquisition in Lebanese bilingual children (L1: Lebanese, L2: French and/or English) do not yet exist, clinical assessment based on normative data and using appropriate tools remains difficult for speech and language therapists. The current study focuses on exploring and comparing lexical performances of typically developing Lebanese bilingual children (32 Bi-TD, aged 5;7 to 6;9) and those with specific language impairment (10 Bi-SLI, aged 5;9 to 7;10), using Cross-Linguistic Lexical Tasks (LITMUS-CLT, COST Action IS0804, 2011) in Lebanese Arabic language (CLT-LB), specific to the Lebanese context. The results confirm that typically developing children have better lexical skills, especially expressive skills, than their peers with specific language impairment. Expressive and receptive performance by both groups of children was found to depend on word class (nouns and verbs). Bi-TD children were more accurate at naming and recognising verbs than the Bi-SLI group. The results of these lexical tasks reveal aspects of the nature of bilingual lexical variation, as well as similarities and differences between the Bi-TD and Bi-SLI groups.
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