The article presents research conducted by the author on metalinguistic abilities in disadvantaged bilingual Italian children . An additive and a substractive case were analysed, both assessed by means of the same test, targeted for 9-14 year-old children. In the additive situation, bilinguals outperformed their monolingual homologues, whereas in the substractive case, the contrary was true. The results are discussed in the light of the educational variables which characterize the two contexts.

Metalinguistic Abilities Across Different Typologies of Minority Language Speakers. recent Advances in Italian Research / Pinto, Maria Antonietta. - In: IL FORNERI. - ISSN 0713-0627. - STAMPA. - 9:2(1995), pp. 63-69.

Metalinguistic Abilities Across Different Typologies of Minority Language Speakers. recent Advances in Italian Research.

PINTO, Maria Antonietta
1995

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The article presents research conducted by the author on metalinguistic abilities in disadvantaged bilingual Italian children . An additive and a substractive case were analysed, both assessed by means of the same test, targeted for 9-14 year-old children. In the additive situation, bilinguals outperformed their monolingual homologues, whereas in the substractive case, the contrary was true. The results are discussed in the light of the educational variables which characterize the two contexts.
1995
Metalinguistic Abilities, Minority Languages, Italian Research, Substractive Bilingualism, Additive Bilingualism.
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Metalinguistic Abilities Across Different Typologies of Minority Language Speakers. recent Advances in Italian Research / Pinto, Maria Antonietta. - In: IL FORNERI. - ISSN 0713-0627. - STAMPA. - 9:2(1995), pp. 63-69.
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