A page for LMD Students - الصفحة 9

~~الضب الزين~~ · 2015-09-30, 20:02

Hello there ! How are you ?
First of all , thank you a lot and may Allah bless you and your parents .
I would like to know what are the modules of Third Year LMD English of course , sepeciality of Didactics .

Thank you again .

هاجر19 · 2015-11-12, 11:43

hellow guys
i wish that you okii !!
plzzz i need your help in my uestion in the module of Linguistic which is: what is the relationship between the linguistic and the behaviour ??
plzzzz i need it at Sunday

toulay · 2015-11-12, 12:27

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hellow guys

i wish that you okii !!
plzzz i need your help in my uestion in the module of Linguistic which is: what is the relationship between the linguistic and the behaviour ??
plzzzz i need it at Sunday

Hello
According to my understanding,it's about the theories of 1st l a n g u a g e acquisition
Well,there are 2 theories of 1st l a n g u a g e acquisition.We have Behaviorist theory (it is introduced by Skinner) and we have The nativistic theory(it is introduced by Chomsky)

Now,you are concerned with the behaviorist theory

As you know,linguistics is the scientific study of l a n g u a g e.So,,we are going to relate the acquisition of 1st l a n g u a g e with behavior

The behaviorist theory believes that “infants learn oral l a n g u a g e from other human role models through a process involving imitation, rewards, and practice.

The child is born without any linguistic knowledge, so he will acquire his first l a n g u a g e from
the environment, through stimulus response, repeating, habit formation, conditioning and
reinforcement.

Good luck

هاجر19 · 2015-11-12, 16:42

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Hello
According to my understanding,it's about the theories of 1st l a n g u a g e acquisition
Well,there are 2 theories of 1st l a n g u a g e acquisition.We have Behaviorist theory (it is introduced by Skinner) and we have The nativistic theory(it is introduced by Chomsky)

Now,you are concerned with the behaviorist theory

Sorry.I'm going to carry on later nchallah

Thank youu very much my sister :*

toulay · 2015-11-14, 20:23

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Thank youu very much my sister :*

You're welcome
Done
Good luck

nasserbou · 2015-11-28, 01:30

thank you so much

Farahcr7 · 2015-11-30, 19:59

Hello guys hope that everybody is okey
Today I will share with u My personel essay about The Ancient Egyptian Civ hope it will helps u

• Ancient Egyptian civilization :
Ancient Egyptian civilization is known as one of the most significant events in history due to its lengthy existence.
It fulfilled vast achievements such as medicine, art and engineering … to understand its significance you need to learn about it’s history .
The Ancient Egyptian civilization started somewhere around 3000 BC in northeast Africa a long the Nile valley . Egyptian culture has been called “the gift of the Nile.” Without the Nile River, Egypt might never have existed.The lands along the Nile were rich enough to be farmed, so over time the people started to grow crops.They found ways to store the yearly floodwaters and then use them for the dry seasons. The farmers learned to lift water out of the Nile or wells and send it across the fields through a system of canals.
The Nile brought other gifts, too. One gift was transportation. Boats carried goods and people from one part of Egypt to another.Transportation made trade profitable. The Nile also provided natural resources. Egyptians used its mud to make pottery and bricks.
The egyptians were a unified nation under the role of single king called The pharaoh .The pharaoh’s government assured both internal and external peace . As a consequence, Egyptians were pround to belonging to the land. This feeling of pied added much to ther unification.They become so found of the pharaoh that they worshipped him as a god king .
Religion played a great role in the daily life of the Egyptians,they had a strong belief in the afterlife led them to build pyramids as tombs for their pharaohs believing the spirt of the pharaoh would survive only if his body were preserved.
The effort and the resources needed to build the pyramids were so great. The later pharaoh were buried , not in pyramids , but in rock tombs. Yet the *******s of the tombs remained exaggerated as before.
In 1922 Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamun proved to contain the most incredible burial treasure ever found . with all this treasure going into the ground instead of being invested , it was no surprise that eventually the pharaohs proved to be the major cause behind the decline and fall of ancient egyptian economy , and therefore, of its civilization.

ملكة الإحساس 94 · 2016-01-09, 19:26

hello everybody
i wonder if there are students from 3rd year bachlor degree.i need the modules they learn in this year and in which university?
thank you

ZINA 98 · 2016-06-14, 04:24

Teacher
Could you give your email because I want ask you about the english bac exam and I want you help me to developp my ******** after the exam*if there is no problem*
Please help me
Iam so sorry about my bad ********