EXPERIENCES FROM TWO SWEDISH SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY EDUCATION PROGRAMMES USING DIFFERENT APPR...

Problem Statement and Background
In today’s global context, with the rapid developments in information and
communication technologies (ICT), the thirst for knowledge access and mutual
understanding transcends the limitation of geographical boundaries and the different
educational and administrat[r]

for this activity.1.4. The role of the teacher is not clear.- When teaching communication, because worry about the students not tounderstand the problem of communication, difficult to use the language to expressthe use of bilingual language is always formed, trying[r]

testing. Note that the first two conceptsare understood here rather differentlyfrom the way they are usually usedwithin the conventional'presentationpractice-production' paradigm.In principle, the teaching processesof presenting,practising and testingcorrespond to strategiesused[r]

Copyright © 2009 Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458. All rights reserved.c) learning theory approach.d) infant-directed speech.Answer: d Page: 126 Level: Medium Type: Applied100. The outdated term for infant-directed speech isa)b)c)d)nativist languag[r]

Collocational knowledge is at the heart of vocabulary learning and enables language learners to produce flawless language. Nevertheless, the use of collocation is more problematic on productive language skills, especially in writing because written contexts require precision in the use of words. Thi[r]

Learning styles of ESL students have been approached in different aspects with implication on match and mismatch between students’ learning styles and teachers’ teaching styles. Employed from theory of previous researchers, this study focuses mainly on finding out learning style preferences of first[r]

This study is an attempt to describe, analyse, compare contrast English and Vietnamese root and epistemic modality as realized by modal verbs from Cognitive perspective, more specifically in terms of force dynamic framework. The study is both descriptive and contrastive in nature. The main aim of th[r]

The principle objectives of this research are to figure out the types of speech acts and politeness strategies used as well as their frequency in business response letters. From that, the effects of the speech acts and politeness strategies in conveying the Writers’ messages are analyzed.
The resea[r]

In this part, you have to give a talk about a particular topic. Th e examiner gives you a 'task card',which contains instruction s regarding the ta lk you w ill have to give.You have one minute to prepare for the talk. You can make notes if you wish.You must t hen give a talk, <[r]

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The optimization problem is solved using a new evolutionary learning algorithm based on a hybrid of real genetic algorithm RGA and particle swarm optimization PSO called HRGAPSO.. The Ne[r]

Globalization is taking place in which more people than ever are learning English. This is because it has become the planet’s language for commerce, technology and also empowerment. According to a recent report from the British Council, two billion people will be studying English and three billion p[r]

demonstrated during the observation. Overall, the differences between those with languageteacher training and those without were not as marked as the researcher had predicted theywould be. It was suggested that this might be attributed to the types of professionaldevelopment that those[r]

11INTRODUCTION1. Rationale for the studyThe Resolution No. 29 - NQ/TW of the 8 th Plenum of the 11thParty Central Committee issued requirements for radical andcomprehensive innovation of education and training to meet thedemands of industrialization and modernization in t[r]

Proposing a novel theory of parts of speech, this book discusses categorization
from a methodological and theoretical point of view. It draws on
discoveries and insights from a number of approaches – typology, cognitive
grammar, notional approaches and generative grammar – and presents a
generative,[r]

This initial chapter outlines the research problem and rationale of the study as well as its scope and significance. More importantly, the aims and objectives of the study are highlighted by three research questions. Finally, the framework of the paper serves as a compass to orientate the readers th[r]

but it is difficult for them to use English to communicate. To help the students improve the skills, it isnecessary to find factors that affect students ‘speaking and listening skills, so that the teachers can dealwith these factors to help the students impr[r]

Phonetics is the scientific study of the sounds of language. Phonetics includes
how speech sounds are produced (articulatory phonetics), the physical nature
of the sounds themselves (acoustic phonetics), and how speech is heard by
listeners (perceptuallinguistic phonetics).
The information you can g[r]

The automated categorization (or classification) of texts into predefined categories has witnessed a booming interest in the last 10 years, due to the increased availability of documents in digital form and the ensuing need to organize them. In the research community the dominant approach to this prob[r]

Chapter I. INTRODUCTION
Context, General Problem, and Purpose
Using computers and the Internet in today''s classes in general and in language
classes in particular is very common. Information overloading, rapid changes in
communication technology, globalization, and new knowledge-acquisition mod[r]