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    The document presents a Likert scale to gauge agreement with 11 beliefs about language learning. Participants are asked to rate their level of agreement on a scale from strongly agree to strongly disagree on statements such as whether young children need to be taught language, the importance of language valuation in the community, the need for English fluency in Australia, and beliefs about correcting errors in language learning.

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    The document presents a Likert scale to gauge agreement with 11 beliefs about language learning. Participants are asked to rate their level of agreement on a scale from strongly agree to strongly disagree on statements such as whether young children need to be taught language, the importance of language valuation in the community, the need for English fluency in Australia, and beliefs about correcting errors in language learning.

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    Likert Scale: Your beliefs about language learning

    Young children don’t need to be taught language – they will pick it up if they hear it around them.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    The extent to which a language is valued in the mainstream community will determine its survival.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Languages other than English are not valued in Australia.


    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Native speakers of English growing up in Australia have no need to learn another language.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Children need no special assistance to learn a new language.


    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Immigrants to Australia should speak English in public.


    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Families should speak English to their children at home if they want them to learn to speak English.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    It is impractical to expect children to learn to read and write in more than one language.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    All children growing up in Australia need to be fluent in English.


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    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Language is learnt through repetition of models, which are error free.


    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    Children’s errors in a new language should be corrected by the early childhood teacher or care-giver.
    . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- . -------------------- .
    Strongly Neutral Strongly
    agree disagree

    (Makin, Campbell & Jones Diaz, 1995, pp. xxx–xxxi)

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