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Issues in development of the Test Battery for Australian Sign Language morphology and syntax
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The Representation of English using Auslan : implications for deaf bilingualism and English literacy
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University interpreting : linguistic issues for consideration
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Collaborative action research : an Australian experience
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Burns, Anne. - : Hong Kong : City University of Hong Kong, 2002
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The Efficacy of 'whole-word' versus 'analytic' reading instruction for children with Down Syndrome
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New discourses of the clinic : rediscovering the patient in healthcare
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The Implementation of the principles of sign bilingualism in a self-described sign bilingual program : implications for the evaluation of language outcomes
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Becoming a psychologist : contested orders of discourse in academic writing
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Discourse, expertise, and the management of risk in health care settings
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This special issue identifies three interrelated constructs-discourse, expertise, and the definition and management of risk-located in various health care sites: genetic counseling, nursing, and medical practice. The articles highlight the relation between the management of risk situations and the nature of expertise displayed or achieved by practitioners and their patients or clients. Professional expertise is differentiated and multifaceted, concerning not only the exercise of discipline-specific professional practices and behaviors but also intimately related to the management of discoursal practices. The articles suggest that health care outcomes can be related closely to the quality of the discoursal encounters between professional practitioners and their patients or clients, among professional practitioners themselves, or both. The research we present evidences differentiated goals and outcomes from a range of professional encounters. It focuses especially on the resource of discoursal strategies drawn on in the achievement of discoursal and professional goals by both professional and lay participants. ; 23 page(s)
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200401 Applied Linguistics and Educational Linguistics; 200403 Discourse and Pragmatics
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Developing legal writing materials for English second language learners : problems and perspectives
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Medical discourse as professional and institutional action : challanges to teaching and researching languages for special purposes
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