Language and Cultural
Language learning through cultural exchanges on site
... assessment and autonomous learning, they became more aware of their own language development and of the problems they had with grammar and pronunciation, and started being more ...
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Cultural identity and heritage language maintenance In Embera Chamí university´s students
... second language involves not only mastery of the language itself but also its culture, and in this process is where some members of minority groups face the challenge to maintain or kill off their ...
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Cultural Collision: The Interference of First Language Cultural Identity on Pragmatic Competence of the Target Language
... foreign language classrooms where both teachers and students learn from each other to expand linguistic and cultural ...sufficient cultural knowledge required for second or foreign ...
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Language and cultural identity in immigrant narratives: bridging the gap between arab tradition and american culture
... of cultural difference. Language can also embody the cultural difference in which it could act as a “signifying practice” which, as Hall suggests, “is a symbolic practice which gives meaning or ...
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Indigenous youth and multilingualism: Language identity, ideology, and practice in dynamic cultural worlds.
... Leisy T. Wyman, Teresa L. McCarty y Sheilah E. Nicholas (2014) nos presen- tan un volumen editado que brinda una manera prometedora de entender las prácticas e ideologías lingüísticas de jóvenes indígenas en contextos de ...
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Language learning and technology
... for Language Education as it brought unlimited opportunities for authentic interaction as well a great variety of resources and tools that could support efficiently the whole language learning ...
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Framenet as a corpus tool for the learning of second languages and for the lexical awareness of one's first language
... to language and, in this paper, to language learning aims at always taking into account what may be called the cognitive-semantic-cultural frame of a lexical ...a language has in his ...
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Motivation and second language acquisition
... the language, vocabulary, grammar, pronunciations, ...first language when the toddler learns new words, begins to put words together, mispronounces some words but corrects them later, ...second ...
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A Ludic and Cultural Space for Beginner English Learners: Studying the Hippie Movement Songs and Lyrics
... curriculum and also that songs have a high pedagogical value to develop communicative skills and to offer more oppor- tunities to show abilities in the ...contexts and the variety of uses and ...
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Main ground in the design of a pluricultural approach to Foreign Language Learning at Early Years (0 3)
... espacio cultural, desde un espacio que estaba en desuso, ha supuesto un gran reto ya que ningún integrante de la comunidad educativa (alumnado, profesorado o familiares) estaba acostumbrado a que en ese espacio ...
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Editorial
... how language choices and cultural practices can affect the identity development of minority students in the United ...of language ideologies on her cultural identity and literacy ...
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Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... Staff and Coordinated Staff Dialogue, English Language Communication Objectives, Benchmarking Learning Success, Concept Formation, English Language Program Input, and finally, Plagiarism ...
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Assessment of a bilingual program based on content and language integrated learning in a state school of Pereira
... professionally and personally, but we could not have been able to achieve this important accomplishment in our lives without the immense support that God, our families, advisors and friends have given ...
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The role of interaction in the young learners' classroom
... repeat and they learn through repetition. That’s why songs, rhymes, chants and poems are ideal tools for teaching because they contain patterns and help children remember vocabulary and ...
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CULTURE, LANGUAGE AND REPRESENTATION
... Dostoevsky and is a well-known ...ters and historical facts blend to show that truth is out of our ...authors and literary ...discussed and defended by postcolonial ...animals and in ...
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Elderly teachers and ict – opportunities for active aging in the profession
... integrated and acknowledged part of teacher’s profes- sional competencies which are in dynamic relationship with its status-role ...profession and described the willingness of elderly teachers to integrate ...
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Sociocultural contents in 6th grade English lessons
... motivated, and positively influenced to learn about socio-cultural ...questions and asked for more exercises to enhance their knowledge on the ...accepted and the students loved to work in ...
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Computer assisted early inclusion of authentic Slavic materials
... Slavic language classrooms is the ability to understand authentic written and spoken texts in the target ...reading and listening skills in a real-life setting is obvious in a range of professions – ...
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Language and culture
... guns, and my host arranged for me to be met by guards with high-powered ...Philippines and Sabah was enormous, and I frankly cannot think of a part of the world that seems less open to the Prince of ...
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The social context, communicative language teaching and English language learning in fourth grade students of secondary level at 142 school in San Juan de Lurigancho, 2017
... spoken language is often inconsistent and dynamic in nature except recorded, whereas the written language can be kept as a record for future ...written language is thoughtful and ...
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