Language and Language
The Making of “Montenegrin Language”: Nationalism, Language Planning, and Language Ideology after the Collapse of Yugoslavia (1992-2011)
... real language use, but an issue of politics over the name of the ...native language is ...“Montenegrin language” is slowly being received by ...“Montenegrin language” is under preparation ...
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Language policies and language education in Brazil and Canada: an interview with Professor Schmidt
... explore Language Programs for indigenous ...overworked. And I think a key issue arises: Are we really indigenizing academia successfully or are we simply trying to academize indigeneity? That's a problem, ...
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Second Language Aaquisition and Mobile-Assisted Language Learning: Educators' Perspectives on Identity and Practice.
... Smartphones and tablets play a particular role in m-learning and MALL, but one of the reasons mobile learning differs from e-learning and others previous digital language learning environments ...
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SIGN LANGUAGE AND SCHOOL: CONSIDERATIONS ON THE BRAZILIAN SIGN LANGUAGE REGULATORY DECREE
... Sign Language regulatory ...teaching and learning at schools, the author discusses the need to propose a set of ethical principles that would lead to the formulation of linguistic policies to be adopted by ...
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Contemporary language: theories and practices
... art and design, as producers of contemporary languages, have an active and determin- ing role in the society where they operate, as one of the main edifiers of ...about language in virtual spaces ...
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Postcolonial Language: Rejection and Subversion
... identity, language is probably one of the most powerful culture- bound phenomena that help defining one’s sense of belonging to a particular ...relations and the existing conflicts within society, ...
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Research Trends in English Language Teacher Education and English Language Teaching
... of language use are complemented by ‘translocal’ and ‘deterritorialized’ forms of language use, and […] the combination of both often accounts for unexpected sociolinguistic effects” ...
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Differences and similarities in self-revision across portuguese as a native language and english as a foreign language /
... the Language Course were selected to take part in this ...foreign language was far from what was expected from these ...native language, a factor which, according to several researches reviewed by ...
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Technological Language as a Common Language for Euro-Mediterranean Population
... web and the computer technology, an instrument equipped with a single language and multiple ...of language, which can also be understood in a metaphysical sense, a new English language ...
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COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING
... Reading and writing skills need to be developed to promote pupils' confidence in all four skill ...debates) language is made more fluid and pupils' manipulation of language more ...inspiration ...
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Analyse de English Language Learning and Technology
... clairement plus importante que celle de la problématique théorique (construct). Voilà pourquoi les tests étudiés (dictée, test de vocabulaire, etc.) et le lien qui est fait entre la problématique théorique et la notation ...
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Entertainment delivery methods and language learning
... classroom and/or involved in their homework and school ...the language in order to understand the plot ...(69.7%) and it exposes them to everyday dialogue ...on language learning but ...
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English as a foreign language students' tales of their language learning
... Benson and Lor (1999), “rationale as long as the learner holds to a conception of language as consisting of a definite number of items to be learned” ...the language, he appears to confess that he ...
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Portuguese language identity in the world: adventures and misadventures of an international language
... Portuguese language is dramatically increasing, because it is felt and thought by the (middle class) population as the language of culture and power, and the lingua franca for ...
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New teaching concepts of the German language as a modern language
... Im folgenden Community Language Learning welches sich an Erwachsene wendet und maximal drei Personen in Gruppen lernen, haben Professoren u.a. die Aufgabe, Ängste bei den Studenten abzubauen und ihnen die Sprache ...
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Teachers´use of and beliefs on ludic language in the foreign language class
... the language used in language classes as being based on learners’ need is a reflection of the Western civilization which takes for granted that most students seek to learn a foreign/second language ...
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Prototyping, Domain Specific Language, and Testing
... database and extracts relevant data. Then it studies the patterns of the data and builds a model to represent the ...validated and reported to the ...domain-specific language. The target ...
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Teaching and learning brazilian sign language as a foreign language :: a microethnographic description /
... schools and became acquainted with the methods used by some disciples of both oralist and signing ...“strange and secretive”, thus fearing for its future ...Sicard, and later, Laurent C le rc ...
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Who Studies Which Language and Why? : A Cross-Language Survey of First-Year College-Level Language Learners
... to language contact, language use within immigrant communities and demographics un- derlying the perception that one understands a language ‘a little’ or ‘more than a ...Spanish and ...
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Second language education context and home language effect: language dissimilarities and variation in immigrant students’ outcomes.
... Portuguese language, in African student speakers of Creole with a Portu- guese lexical ...languages and this fact should stress activities related to decoding ...sentences, and enhances the meaning ...
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