'What language' presentation slideshows

Seeing Patterns and Learning to Do Things and what that has to do with language

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Collecting Race, Ethnicity & Preferred Language Data California Pan-Ethnic Health Network

Collecting Race, Ethnicity & Preferred Language Data California Pan-Ethnic Health Network. Deborah Bohr, MPH September 29, 2008. Session Objectives. Rationale for collecting ethnicity, race and preferred language data (R/E/PL) HRET approach and experience Health Plan approaches Resources.

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Margaret E. Malone Victoria C. Nier Megan J. Montee U.S. Department of Education grant #P017A050033

Online Resources for Selecting Foreign Language Assessments. Margaret E. Malone Victoria C. Nier Megan J. Montee U.S. Department of Education grant #P017A050033. March 27, 2009 Interagency Language Roundtable. Purpose.

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Quiz Time

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Greek Americans Now

Greek Americans Now. Heather Sandefur Brianne Sandefur Jataya Randall Stacy Reh Julian Taylor Holly Ostrom Roxane Thogmartin. Greek School. Study Guide. Under whose rule were Greeks forbidden to attend schools? When was the school expansion program adopted?

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Conscious and Unconscious Processes in Attention

Conscious and Unconscious Processes in Attention. Vaughan Bell vaughan@backspace.org. Outline. Attention and Consciousness Cognitive models of attention Bottleneck Models Capacity / Resource Models Neuropsychological models of attention Spatial Attention and Neglect

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Uncertainty

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Uncertainty

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Working with the Common European Framework

Working with the Common European Framework. Cork & Dublin May 21st & 22nd 2009. Plan of the workshop. What is the CEFR? What are its contents? What other resources are linked to it? How can schools use it: to establish a levels system? to produce their curriculum and syllabi?

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Language

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The Concepts of 'Language' and 'Discipline' in Transgression

The Concepts of 'Language' and 'Discipline' in Transgression. A paradigmatic, critical and comparative study of 'Norwegian'. Language versus communication. a) Form/content + use = communication (addition) (categorical) ((applied) linguistics) Syntax/semantics + pragmatics = communication

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Capacity vs. bottleneck theories

Capacity vs. bottleneck theories. Capacity theory: minds have limited amount of mental fuel; different tasks share the amount of mental fuel available Can do two tasks in parallel, if enough mental fuel available

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Interpreting Media Messages

Interpreting Media Messages. Meeting Two. Intertextuality and Self-Construction. INTERTEXTUALITY All texts contain other texts Media discourse is qualitatively continuous within the exposure of everyday life. Viewers draw from their own attitudes, values and memories for meaning

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Language Choice and Code Switching Mansoor Al Surmi Mahishi Ranaweera Nataliya Rihs

Language Choice and Code Switching Mansoor Al Surmi Mahishi Ranaweera Nataliya Rihs. Objectives. know the basic terminology related to the topic of code-switching; be familiar with the techniques used in this sub-field of sociolinguistics;

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Lecturer: David Bish Project Editor EF Manchester, UK

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The Polyclinic Disease Mgt Team

The Polyclinic Disease Mgt Team. Creative Customizing of CDEMS. Methods For Distinguishing Single Or Multiple Chronic Conditions Jesi Ogo The Polyclinic. Project Goal.

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Writing to Persuade

Writing to Persuade. When Writing to Argue, we use AFOREST. When Writing to Persuade, We use WRAP A PLUM !. W is for WHY. Why are we writing this particular text? (To answer this question, you will need to refer to the task you have been set)

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Skippyjon Jones

Skippyjon Jones. Preteaching by Melanie Turner, ITS. Skippyjon Jones is a Siamese cat, but he pretends that he is a Chihuahua. When he steps into his closet, Skippyjon pretends that he is in Mexico. What language do people speak in Mexico?. Hola!. Adios!. Spanish!. Gracias!.

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Faux Friendship (William Deresiewicz)

Faux Friendship (William Deresiewicz). MKT 100 Classroom Exercise (Fall, 2011). Team 1. Q1. What does the term faux mean? Q2. What language does this term originate from?

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Reducibility

Giorgi Japaridze Theory of Computability. Reducibility. Chapter 5. 5.1.a. Giorgi Japaridze Theory of Computability. The undecidability of the halting problem. Let HALT TM = {<M,w> | M is a TM and M halts on input w} HALT TM is called the halting problem . .

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