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Noun Phrases in Chinese and English

Sources: Chan, Alice Y.W. (2004). Noun Phrases in Chinese and English: A Study of English Structural Problems Encountered by Chinese ESL Students in Hong Kong. Language, Culture and Curriculum . 17(1), 33-47

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Introducing Self-directed Learning to College Students

Introducing Self-directed Learning to College Students . Yokohama JALT Sunday, December 11th, 2005. caution. This is not an academic paper This is a story The story of my personal development as a teacher

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Independent L earning Association Conference Bangkok, June 2013

Independent L earning Association Conference Bangkok, June 2013. learner autonomy - what do you mean ? Roger Barnard rbarnard@waikato.ac.nz. The research space. Contemporary theoretical debates about learner autonomy (LA) began in Europe three decades ago (e.g., Holec , 1981)

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Classroom Research in Autonomous Language Learning

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Bookshare and Job Corps

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Table of contents Tutorial home page What is University Press Scholarship Online ?

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Speak Good English Movement - Singapore

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Provisional Legislature

Provisional Legislature. from the perspective of Chinese law and common law. Outline. Background Pros and Cons from the perspective of Chinese law Pros and Cons from the perspective of common law Conclusion. Background. The 1990 NPC Decision: Method for the formation of the First LegCo

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Style in writing

Style in writing. Aleksandra Kasztalska ENGL 106i April 7, 2014. Announcements!. The course schedule has CHANGED! Please review the changes so that you know the class organization and deadlines for the rest of the semester!.

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Creating Cultural Heritage

Creating Cultural Heritage. Nicolas Peterson Australian National University. Cultural landscapes Appreciation of landscape developed 16-19 th centuries (Raymond Williams 1972) Focus on idea of nature: With expansion of agriculture and growth of industrial revolution

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