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BukuTechnology, Ideology and Practice in Applied Linguistics: 40th Annual Meeting of the British Association for Applied Linguistics, The University of Edinburgh UK, 6-8 September 2007
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Author: Edwardes, Martin (Editor)
Topik: Linguistics
Bahasa: (EN )    ISBN: 978-0-9559533-0-9    
Penerbit: Scitsiugnil Press     Tempat Terbit: London    Tahun Terbit: 2008    
Jenis: Proceeding
Artikel dalam koleksi ini
  1. MEETINGS SECRETARY REPORT, halaman 1-2
  2. The Pit Corder Colloquium, 7th September 2007, halaman 3-10
  3. Benefits and risks of the effects of mother tongue knowledge on the interpretation of figurative expressions, halaman 11-12
  4. But Where’s the Proof? The need for empirical evidence for data-driven learning, halaman 13-16
  5. Errors committed by L3 learners – what are they like and what do they tell us?, halaman 17-18
  6. GrammarTalk: international students’ responses to an online grammar resource, halaman 19-20
  7. META-CITEC: a cognitive semantic database of conceptual metaphor in science and technology, halaman 21-24
  8. Speaking Out! Developing, evaluating, and piloting learning outcomes, halaman 25-26
  9. “Isn’t it enough to be a Chinese speaker”: language ideology and migrant identity construction in a public primary school in Beijing, halaman 27-28
  10. An Empirical Study of Effective Corrective Feedback Strategies with Implications for Technological Applications in Applied Linguistics, halaman 29-32
  11. Conflict of cultures – the beginning of a new awareness, halaman 33-34
  12. Do Supportive Moves and Pictographs Mitigate the Request Force?, halaman 35-36
  13. Learning English in Britain: A Journey of Building up the Ideology of ‘Chinese National Identity’, halaman 37-40
  14. Exclusive boundaries, contested claims: authenticity, language and ideology, halaman 41-42
  15. Iceland’s language technology: policy versus practice, halaman 43-46
  16. “It seems reasonable to regard them as a single group”: As-predicative constructions in research articles in four academic disciplines., halaman 47-48
  17. Before or During? The impact of timing in form-focused intervention, halaman 49-50
  18. Proceedings of the BAAL Conference 2007 Context and Learner Attitude in Oral L3 Development Maria Juan-Garau & Carmen Pérez-Vidal 51 Context and Learner Attitude in Oral L3 Development: insights from native and non-native performance after a stay abroad, halaman 51-54
  19. Fonua: Lands, languages, teaching and learning Language Politics in the „National Diploma in Teaching Early Childhood Education (Pasifika)? (A work in progress), halaman 55-60
  20. When Language Talks, halaman 61-64
  21. ‘Visiting locals’ houses’ and ‘English without noticing’: the nature and potential of informal language development, halaman 65-66
  22. Interlanguage Requests in Academic Encounters, halaman 67-70
  23. Practicing Paraphrasing Skills in Online EAP Reading Programs, halaman 71-76
  24. Vocabulary in an EFL classroom, halaman 77-78
  25. The form, meaning and purpose of university level assessed reflective writing, halaman 79-80
  26. Emergent literacy across languages: using stories and technology to teach English to three and four year old Spanish children in a foreign language context, halaman 81-82
  27. Stodgy writing in the technical workplace, halaman 83-86
  28. Import genres in academia: the academic portfolio as a discourse technology, halaman 87-88
  29. Language-ideology based pupils’ identity construction: A case study in a Dutch multicultural primary classroom, halaman 89-92
  30. Exploring Causal Relationships between Individual Differences and Web-Based Language Learning: A Structural Equation Modelling Approach, halaman 93-94
  31. A Comparison of IELTS Preparation Courses: Taiwan and the UK, halaman 95-96
  32. Identifying Plagiarism in Student Academic Writing, halaman 97-98
  33. Lexical diversity in speaking and writing performances, halaman 99-100
  34. Computer-based vs. Paper-based Testing: Does the test administration mode matter?, halaman 101-110
  35. The actuality adverbs in fact, actually, really and indeed- establishing similarities and differences, halaman 111-120
  36. Spelling in the Mind: phonemic-graphemic correspondence hypotheses, halaman 121-130
  37. Global capitalism and change in Higher Education: dialectics of language and practice, technology, ideology, halaman 131-140

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