26.5204, FYI: Glossary of Grammatical Terminology for Schools

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Subject: 26.5204, FYI: Glossary of Grammatical Terminology for Schools

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Date: Fri, 20 Nov 2015 09:25:38
From: Richard Hudson [dick at ling.ucl.ac.uk]
Subject: Glossary of Grammatical Terminology for Schools

 
Dear Colleague,

As some of you may know, the Linguistics Association of Great Britain (LAGB) has a long-standing interest in building bridges to schools and an education committee responsible for this building process (http://lagb-education.org/). 

Reacting to recent developments in England's schools, this committee has produced a glossary of grammatical terminology for use in schools: http://lagb-education.org/grammatical-terminology-for-schools . This glossary includes 302 head words, with hyperlinks between entries. It has been formally adopted by the LAGB as an internally consistent guide for school teachers through the complexities of our discipline. Even though no LAGB member is happy with every entry, we do agree that it is better for us to produce a compromise synthesis than to leave this task to individual school teachers.

Colleagues in other countries, especially in English-speaking countries, may be interested to know about this glossary. We would, of course, be delighted to hear of similar initiatives or glossaries in other countries.

Best wishes, Dick Hudson
 



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