Perception and language
Perception of audio visual speech synchrony in Spanish speaking children with and without specific language impairment
... auditory perception alone is less than ...speech perception provides mixed clues about the ability of children with speech and language disorders to lip-read and whether they can take ...
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Foreign Subtitles Help but Native-Language Subtitles Harm Foreign Speech Perception
... English and Dutch subtitles ...old and new ...18], and did not ignore the English ...the language of the film and the negative effect of subtitles in the perceiver’s native ...speech ...
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Research Article Language and Visual Perception Associations: Meta-Analytic Connectivity Modeling of Brodmann Area 37
... distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly ...inferior, and temporal/fusiform gyrus) in relation to (1) language and (2) visual ...the language ...
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Teaching english pronunciation to spanish native learners of english as a foreign language: acquisition, attitudes and perception
... students and used in classrooms significantly vary their behaviour toward the pronunciation of ...correct and improve their pronunciation, although key phrases and common expressions are listed in ...
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Instructor's and learners' perception of the sign language course in a state university
... educational and cultural background, and learning styles; in order, to have an impact on their learning ...aims and anticipated potential problems" ...class and it is expected to have an ...
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Students' perception regarding their B.A. in english language graduate profile
... Veracruz and southern states. They belong to different social classes and have a different economical ...participated and answered to the ...males and six were ...university and they ...
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CULTURE, LANGUAGE AND REPRESENTATION
... overall perception of his works, that are read as a chain of experiences rather than a story with a beginning and an ...time and time ...(1994) and Slow Man (2005) are divided into very short ...
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Perception, Gap and Reflection of Service-Oriented Organizational Citizenship Behaviors from the Perspective of Banking Employees and Customers in Indonesia
... services and plays a role in improving services to customers ...company and customers, shapes customer perceptions of excellent service quality and can lead to customer ...service, and ...
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Language learning and technology
... a Language MOOC but the development of specific skills such as basic language skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking), good communication skills, higher order thinking skills, cultural skills ...
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Assessment of a bilingual program based on content and language integrated learning in a state school of Pereira
... first and second phases’ findings are drawn, it is evidenced the need of a third ...linguistic and content progresses in order to fully sharpen up the idea of CLIL implementations, to contribute to ...
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Creativity in PR consultancies: perception and management
... rotate and combine ad hoc for each client because this is considered to promote diversity and the flexibility to adopt different perspectives and so favour ...
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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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Bilingualism as a first language: language dominance and crosslinguistic influence
... first language acquisition (2L1) could be conceptualized as monolingual acquisition (L1) of two individual languages, the fact that in 2L1 acquisition there is exposure to input from two languages has consequences ...
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Steroids and risk perception / Esteroides y percepción del riesgo
... prevalence and the incidence of steroid anabo- lic consumption within the population object of ...risk perception and consumption was studied as ...men and women of ages 15 to 45 distributed ...
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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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2011 Ardila et al Gender differences in cognitive development
... fathers and mothers of the children from private school were ...signed and returned by each child’s parent or legal ...problems and for mental retardation and learning disabilities, using a ...
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Subjective and objective characteristics of altered consciousness during epileptic seizures
... subjective perception and objective duration of a seizure using the Seizure Perception Survey regarding memory; the patients had a better recall of ictal onset during wakefulness regardless of the ...
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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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Computer assisted early inclusion of authentic Slavic materials
... journalists and other ...Polish and Russian tagger are quite different to those in the BCS ...equivalents and inflections. The synergy of tagger training of the knowledge base and its ...
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Women vindicating school participation to become full right citizens: A research project in rural areas in Latin America
... Piura, and in El Alto in Bolivia from 2009 till ...women and their families, 22 in each ...groups and these women interpreted and assumed the models of participation in the educational arena ...
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