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Leonore Ganschow

Leonore Ganschow

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Social Sciences and Humanities

D-Index
41
Citations
7324
World Ranking
5039
National Ranking
2379

Overview

Leonore Ganschow was affiliated with Miami University in the United States. Their research primarily focused on areas within Arts and Humanities, with significant contributions to the subfields of Language and Linguistics as well as Literature and Literary Theory.

Their work addressed several main topics, including:

  • EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning
  • Second Language Learning and Teaching
  • Linguistic Education and Pedagogy

Throughout their career, Ganschow collaborated frequently with a group of scholars, including:

  • Richard L. Sparks (with whom they co-authored 29 publications combined)
  • Jon Patton (12 publications)
  • Nancy Humbach (8 publications)
  • James Javorsky (5 publications)

While specific details about their recent papers or publication venues are not documented here, the volume and nature of collaborations suggest a consistent engagement with research communities specializing in second language acquisition and education.

Ganschow's focus on EFL/ESL teaching and linguistic pedagogy highlights an interest in developing effective educational strategies for language learning. Their contributions span practical teaching methodologies as well as theoretical inquiries into language acquisition processes.

Best Publications

  • Foreign language learning differences: Affective or native language aptitude differences?

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • Anxiety about Foreign Language Learning among High School Women

    Leonore Ganschow;Richard L. Sparks

  • Searching for the Cognitive Locus of Foreign Language Learning Difficulties: Linking First and Second Language Learning

    Richard Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • Differences in Language Performance among High-, Average-, and Low-Anxious College Foreign Language Learners

    Leonore Ganschow;Richard L. Sparks;Reed Anderson;James Javorshy

  • Foreign Language Learning Difficulties An Historical Perspective

    Leonore Ganschow;Richard L. Sparks;James Javorsky

  • The Impact of Native Language Learning Problems on Foreign Language Learning: Case Study Illustrations of the Linguistic Cooling Deficit Hypothesis

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • A Strong Inference Approach to Causal Factors in Foreign Language Learning: A Response to MacIntyre

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • Aptitude for learning a foreign language

    Richard Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • Déjà Vu All Over Again: A Response to Saito, Horwitz, and Garza

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow;James Javorsky

  • Long-Term Crosslinguistic Transfer of Skills From L1 to L2

    Richard Sparks;Jon Patton;Leonore Ganschow;Nancy Humbach

  • Early first-language reading and spelling skills predict later second-language reading and spelling skills

    Richard L. Sparks;Jon Patton;Leonore Ganschow;Nancy Humbach

  • Linguistic coding deficits in foreign language learners.

    Richard Sparks;Leonore Ganschow;Jane Pohlman

  • Native language predictors of foreign language proficiency and foreign language aptitude.

    Richard L Sparks;Jon Patton;Leonore Ganschow;Nancy Humbach

  • Identifying Native Language Difficulties Among Foreign Language Learners in College: A "Foreign" Language Learning Disability?

    Leonore Ganschow;Richard L. Sparks;James Javorsky;Jane Pohlman

  • Effects of Direct Instruction in Spanish Phonology on the Native-Language Skills and Foreign-Language Aptitude of At-Risk Foreign-Language Learners

    Leonore Ganschow;Richard Sparks

  • Is the Foreign Language Classroom Anxiety Scale Measuring Anxiety or Language Skills

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow

  • Long-term relationships among early first language skills, second language aptitude, second language affect, and later second language proficiency

    Richard L. Sparks;Jon M. Patton;Leonore Ganschow;Nancy Humbach

  • Test Comparisons among Students Identified as High-Risk, Low-Risk, and Learning Disabled in High School Foreign Language Courses.

    Richard L. Sparks;James Javorsky;Leonore Ganschow;Jane Pohlman

  • Prediction of foreign language proficiency

    Richard L. Sparks;Leonore Ganschow;Jon Patton;Marjorie Artzer

  • Subcomponents of Second-Language Aptitude and Second-Language Proficiency.

    Richard L. Sparks;Nancy Humbach;Jon M. Patton;Leonore Ganschow

Frequent Co-Authors

Richard L. Sparks
Richard L. Sparks Saint Joseph's University

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