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Learning a /through a foreign language in higher education

Learning a /through a foreign language in higher education

... key learning objective is subdivided into more specific steps, such as collaborative knowledge building in international teams through telecollaboration methodology (also included in most of ... See full document

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Language learning in Tourism through mobile devices in higher education

Language learning in Tourism through mobile devices in higher education

... needed in order to make access to information and to learning resources more ...their learning. E-Learning has a remarkable influence on learners’ ...“tethered” learning solution ... See full document

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Motivation for learning mathematics in higher education through the “M@t-educate with success” platform

Motivation for learning mathematics in higher education through the “M@t-educate with success” platform

... Degree in Management of a Portuguese Polytechnic ...contents in pM@t and tried to solve the weekly tasks proposed, before those contents were lectured in ...class. In these sessions, the ... See full document

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English language learning through networked written interaction

English language learning through networked written interaction

... ‘Traditional definitions of language learning, as measured by demonstrated proficiency and control of the target language, no longer suffice as the primary knowledge base for teachers i[r] ... See full document

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The significance of knowing preferred learning styles in primary foreign language learning

The significance of knowing preferred learning styles in primary foreign language learning

... 2010). In the educational context, action research requires you to inquire into your own practice in order to solve a problem or simply improve your ...practice. In order to do this it involves the ... See full document

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e-Moderation in Virtual Environments - Enhancing e-Learning Contexts in Higher Education

e-Moderation in Virtual Environments - Enhancing e-Learning Contexts in Higher Education

... place in real time. When you do something in the world, you can expect feedback almost ...socialization in real time, an advantage, to meet the colleagues when the presence in the classroom is ... See full document

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The Dynamics of Learning Organizations in Higher Education Institutions

The Dynamics of Learning Organizations in Higher Education Institutions

... that learning organizations have a significant impact on the performance of their activities (Hernaus et ...organizational learning is positively related to organizational performance in Spanish ... See full document

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Teaching and learning brazilian sign language as a foreign language ::  a microethnographic description /

Teaching and learning brazilian sign language as a foreign language :: a microethnographic description /

... centuries. In the 1960s, William ...people’s language in a new way, that is, breaking the “tradition of describing signs as whole picture signs” (Padden & Humphries, 1996, ... See full document

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Teaching/learning in a new technological context: a study in higher education

Teaching/learning in a new technological context: a study in higher education

... collaborative learning environment through communication, exchange of ideas and sharing of ...process. In particular, the study described in this article has as its objective to assess the ... See full document

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Assessment of and for learning in higher education

Assessment of and for learning in higher education

... two learning assessment ...of learning, making students progressively responsible for the evolution of their training ...independent in their learning (…) through a decrease in ... See full document

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Innovation and social learning in higher education institutions

Innovation and social learning in higher education institutions

... sign language is the fully accessible natural language for a deaf child who relies on visual stimulus to communicate, understand and be understood from an early ...Sign language is a fully fledged ... See full document

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International cooperation helps developing higher education through distance education in Mozambique

International cooperation helps developing higher education through distance education in Mozambique

... Eventually, in many universities this lead to the interest to include distance education as one of the learning modalities offered, on a complementary basis with traditional face-to-face and mixed ... See full document

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Understanding learning skills in online learning environments by higher education students

Understanding learning skills in online learning environments by higher education students

... teacher in these educational ...teacher-moderator in working with students in order to build virtual leaning ...of learning communities, in which each student’s contribution has its own ... See full document

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The role of simulation learning in higher education

The role of simulation learning in higher education

... In the opinion of (Barnett, 1994), the same conducting wire of the idea of higher education in ancient Greece and in medieval ages, still extends in the early XIX century, with ... See full document

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Innovation and social learning in higher education institutions

Innovation and social learning in higher education institutions

... simpler language”. Audio and video contents are useful and effective in learning, but not usable by all ...to learning, it is important to ensure that key information is equally perceptible to ... See full document

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Learning activities with semantic hypermedia in higher education

Learning activities with semantic hypermedia in higher education

... Bandura, in the same chapter, reinforces the idea that awareness and the aid of thought is key for ...learning. In project based learning approaches, students may be invited to propose ... See full document

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Challenges for E-Learning and Adult Students in Higher Education

Challenges for E-Learning and Adult Students in Higher Education

... adult learning experiences and needs was obtained through in-depth biographical interviews of mature ...schooling. In short, we asked them to tell the story of their lives (Polking- horne, ... See full document

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CLIL as a catalyst for developing reflective practice in foreign language teacher education

CLIL as a catalyst for developing reflective practice in foreign language teacher education

... shift in focus from the teacher to others involved in the teaching/learning ...self in the teachers' reflections as they work through their understandings of their practice which leads ... See full document

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Serious game framework for statistics learning in higher education

Serious game framework for statistics learning in higher education

... For that, a group of scripts and classes were created, responsible for individual tasks to achieve the desired end goal. Starting with the brain of the operations, the GlobalControl class is updated with each action made ... See full document

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Foreign language education in portuguese higher education institutions: the state of play

Foreign language education in portuguese higher education institutions: the state of play

... creativity through its insistence on ‘harmonization’ or ‘standardisation’ (see Tomusk; or ...to foreign language courses in HEIs, the creation by the Council of Europe (1989- 1996) of a Common ... See full document

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