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    education and society as well. Being an EC-6 Generalist with an ESL certification‚ I fully support the implementation of some sort of bilingual or ESL education in every school. America has overcome the racial segregation of the past and has accepted that we are a ‘melting pot’ of diverse cultures and that we’re all contributing members of society. However‚ within the education system‚ parents and some teachers forget that by ruling out bilingual/ESL programs and replacing it with English only programs; they

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    The book Muiris Ó Laoire (2004) reviewed is entitled Sociolinguistics: A resource book for students (Stockwell‚ 2002). The overall structure of this review is conventional‚ starting with a brief introduction‚ then a comprehensive summary‚ and finally some evaluative comments. However‚ there is no conclusion section in this review‚ which makes it a bit unconventional. The whole review adopts present tense consistently throughout with scattered inversions and unreal conditionals to mitigate the critisim

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    units‚ government and non-government organizations‚ whose aims are also for the modification and enhancement of the school in order to better serve their purpose of providing quality and global education to our beloved students. Following this rationale‚ the English Department as a whole provides various programs and projects that will pave the way for English Fluency and Adaptability. We have been strictly subsequent with the time table indicated in our School Improvement Plan for the existing

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    Tool in ESL Classrooms Author : Mohamed El Mamoun Abdel Magid & Abdelrahim Hamid Mugaddam Vol Number : Vol.2‚No 2; Year : 2013 Title of Article: Codeswitching in ESL Teaching Author : Niklas Berg Vol Number : - Year : 2013 Title of Article: Codeswitching:Instructor Use Of L1 In ESL Classrooms Author : Robert Van Benthuysen Journal Title and Vol Number : - Year : Introduction What is code-switching? Code switching is one of the issue receive growing attention in terms of ESL classroom

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    countries where English is taught as a second language or a foreign language (ESL / FL)‚ the shift from a teacher centered classroom to a learner centered one has been a great challenge. This happens because the teacher‚ obviously‚ a person of superior linguistic skills is expected to impart as much knowledge as possible within a limited number of hours. Confirming this‚ Tsui (1985) in a study where she observed two ESL classrooms found that teacher talk took up more than 80% of the total talk time

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    MSStage 6 English (ESL) Unit of work Created by: Pooja Verma ESL Teacher‚ Kogarah High School‚ 2009 Pooja Verma‚ ESL Teacher‚ Kogarah HS 2009 Introduction This unit provides activities for teachers to explore with students the ways in which the concept of Australian Vision is considered and expressed through the prescribed text‚ Baz Luhrman’s Strictly Ballroom. This unit includes activities to help students understand‚ examine and analyze how composer uses techniques to convey Australian

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    Teaching students whose first language is not English is often a challenging task. This essay will focus on a few effective teaching and learning strategies for teaching business studies to second-language learners (ESL learners) in the context of the mainstream classroom. Studies reveal that the negative effects of wrong beliefs about learning are significant (Sawir 2005). However‚ it has also been suggested that it is possible to intervene in relation to beliefs about learning (Sawir 2005)

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    and premenopausal women in the presence of particular hormonal disorders and other chronic diseases or as a result of smoking and medications‚ specifically glucocorticoids‚ when the disease is called steroid- or glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis (SIOP or GIOP). 6. With ageing‚ as estrogen decreases‚ ther is increased activity of osteoclasts which re-absorb bone. 7. Women have less bone mass then men to begin with. Before menopause the estrogen protect the bon mass by inhibiting the function

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    Institute of International Studies This paper first reviews recent research on evaluating second language learners’ writing skills. It then discusses research on a categorical instrument for evaluating compositions written by upper intermediate university ESL students. The form of the instrument used in this study included five equally weighted criteria for scoring: ( I ) Organization‚ (2) Logical Development of Ideas‚ ( 3 )Grammar‚ (4) Mechanics‚ and ( 5 ) Style. An experiment was conducted under controlled

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    Contrastive rhetoric

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    Contrastive rhetoric Contrastive rhetoric examines the influence of differences and similarities across cultures on students L2 writing. It is mainly concerned with the influence of the ESL learners’ culture and L1 language on their writing in target language. The concept of contrastive rhetoric was first investigated by Robert Kaplan (1966). In his article entitled “Cultural thought patterns in inter-cultural education”‚ Kaplan argues that the humans are influenced by the diversity of their

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