'Dominant language' diaporamas de présentation

Middle English

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Linguistic Inequalities: The Urdu-English Medium Divide in Pakistan

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An Analysis of Cultural Dissonance: Emergent Readers in High School

An Analysis of Cultural Dissonance: Emergent Readers in High School. Martha Bigelow, Univ. of MN Nicole Pettitt, GA State Univ . Kendall King, Univ. of MN SLRF 2012 Pittsburgh, PA. Adolescents with LFS/SLIFE. An uncommon population in our journals SLA - Tarone, Bigelow & Hansen (2009)

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Globalization and the Process of Transformation in Language of Korean Students in America

Globalization and the Process of Transformation in Language of Korean Students in America. Hi-Sun Kim University of Chicago AATK 2012. Introduction. Globalization and multilingualism in the 21 st century Languages of Korean International (KI) students

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Health Occupations

Health Occupations. Cultural Diversity. Individual factors causing uniqueness. Physical characteristics: Gender Body size Hair, nail, skin color Family life Socioeconomic status Religious beliefs Geographical location Education & occupation Life experiences Cultural/ethnic heritage.

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Questions? Comments?

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English 121 09/15

English 121 09/15. Introduction to Old English.

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Week 2

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English 121 09/15

English 121 09/15. Introduction to Old English.

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Cultural Diversity

Cultural Diversity. What are these?. Introduction. Healthcare workers must work with and provide care to a variety of people YOU must be aware of factors that cause each individual to be unique That uniqueness is influenced by many things: Physical characteristics Family life

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SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

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The Anglo-Saxons

The Anglo-Saxons. 449-1066. Great Britain. Invaded by Iberians (came from Iberian Peninsula) Celts Romans Anglo Saxons Vikings Normans These invasions shaped the country. Celts. Known to be in England since 300 B.C. 700 B.C. they dominated western and central Europe

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Quality Education Adult Learning Technology and the Future

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UNESCO Mother Language Day S ign Languages

UNESCO Mother Language Day S ign Languages. Markku Jokinen President The World Federation of the Deaf. LANGUAGES. AUDITIVE AND ORAL. VISUAL AND GESTURAL. SPOKEN LANGUAGES. SIGNED LANGUAGES. TACTILE SIGN LANGUAGES. VISUAL WRITTEN FORMS (Latin, Cyrillic,

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Today in class

Today in class. Announcement / check on PB and portfolio ? Week plan Schmidt on language policy break Prep for debate. Primary preconditions for language policy conflict. Linguistic diversity Language contact and competition

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The Great Schism

The Great Schism. The Great Schism is the name given to the split that formed in the Church in the eleventh century A.D. The separation of this led to the "Roman Catholic" Church, known as the Western Church, and the "Greek Catholic" or "Greek Orthodox Church," known as the Eastern Church.

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5.6 Global Dominance of English

5.6 Global Dominance of English. Qubilah Norman 5 th Period. Importance of English. English is the language of international communication . The importance of English is shown in the amount of students learning English as a second language.

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Specific Questions

Intralingual Homographs: The impact of L2 lexical acquisition on L1. Julia Peters & Manuel Sinor University of Alberta, Canada. Manuel Sinor msinor@ualberta.ca. Julia Peters juliap@ualberta.ca. Specific Questions. Methodology. Basic Question.

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