Editing Leonard Newmark

'''Leonard Newmark''' (1919–2022) was Professor Emeritus at San Diego University.<ref>https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/education/story/2022-06-15/leonard-newmark-ucsd-obit</ref>
<ref>[http://ling.ucsd.edu/people/emeriti.html Emeriti Professors]</ref> As the director of the Linguistics Language Program (LLP) in the mid 1960s, he is credited with introducing an "innovative way of teaching languages, a forerunner of the kinds of communicative approaches that are widespread today.”<ref>[http://linguistics.ucsd.edu/language/general-information.html The Linguistics Language Program (LLP): General Information]</ref>

[[Stephen Krashen]] acknowledges Newmark’s inspiration in developing his own [[Theory of second language acquisition]].<ref>[http://http://www.sdkrashen.com/SL_Acquisition_and_Learning/index.html Krashen, Stephen D. ''Second Language Acquisition and Second Language Learning'' (internet edition)]</ref> 

==Publications==
*Newmark, L. (1966) “How not to interfere with language learning.” Language Learning: The Individual and the Process. ''International Journal of American Linguistics'' 40: 77-83.
*Newmark, L. (1971) “A minimal language teaching program.” In P. Pimsleur and T. Quinn (Eds.), ''The Psychology of Second Language Learning''. [[Cambridge University Press]]. 

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