i (representation of language level)

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i (/aɪ/), always lower case, can be used in algebraic notation to represent language level, following Krashen, in the context of his comprehensible input hypothesis:

  • "i" is the language level.
  • "i + 1" is language a level harder, not well understood in the given context.
  • "i - 1" is language a level easier, and well understood in the given context. Most extensive reading should be conducted at this level.


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