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ANKI Biblical Hebrew Flashcards Now for Mobile Devices
A while back I posted my dissertation along with an invite to anyone who would like to use the ANKI cards that have developed out of part of my research. I’ve now got a file with those ANKI cards that you can use on your iPad, iPod Touch, or iPhone. If you’re interested in getting…
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My Dissertation on Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary Learning
Thanks to Daniel and Tonya again for mentioning my vocabulary research as well as Rod. I was going to post this when it hit SUNScholar, but I’m not sure how long that process takes. So, for those interested in reading my dissertation, you can find it HERE. Daniel also mentioned that I’m now using a…
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The Limited Usefulness of Semantic Domains for Learning Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary (Part 2)
I should preface this second post on the limited usefulness of semantic domains for learning Biblical Hebrew vocabulary by stating that I did not always think this was the case. In my intermediate Hebrew course, I remember having Landes as the vocabulary text and thinking it was great to see someone finally do something other…
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Finkbeiner and Nicol on Interference
Yesterday I posted a bibliography on the problem of interference when learning semantically related words, which I have updated this morning. However, I know that not everyone will have access to all of those works and that not everyone will have the time to read them all. But, I have found one of the articles…
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Interference When Learning Semantically Related Words (A Bibliography)
This morning I wrote a first post stating one of the reasons I believe learning semantically related items is of limited usefulness, at least early on in the learning process. There was a bit of interest in that post with the first part of my reasoning being called into question. But, it may be a…
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The Limited Usefulness of Semantic Domains for Learning Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary (Part 1)
New related post: Interference When Learning Semantically Related Words (A Bibliography) I hope that no one takes this post as too harsh of a critique as I applaud anyone’s effort to make Biblical Hebrew instruction better. I have noticed in two recent posts materials for learning Biblical Hebrew vocabulary that make use of semantic domains. …