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An investigation of EAP teachers’ views and experiences of e-learning technology
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Pragmatic Competence as a Regulator of Foreign Language Speaking Proficiency ; La competencia pragmática como reguladora de la competencia oral en la lengua extranjera
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Pragmatic Competence as a Regulator of Foreign Language Speaking Proficiency
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In: Porta Linguarum: revista internacional de didáctica de las lenguas extranjeras, ISSN 1697-7467, Nº. 33, 2020, pags. 163-182 (2020)
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Pragmatic competence as a regulator of foreign language speaking proficiency
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Constraints on innovation in English language teaching in hinterland regions of China
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Finding their feet : lecturers’ and students’ perceptions of English as a medium of instruction in a recently-implemented Master's programme at an Italian university
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What traits do academics value in student writing? Insights from a psychometric approach
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English Language Teaching in Iran : a case of shifting sands, ambiguity, and incoherent policy and practice
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Developing academic literacy through a decentralised model of English language provision
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Language education and dynamic ecologies in world Englishes
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University gatekeeping tests : what are they really testing and what are the implications for EAP provision?
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Understanding student participation in the internationalised university : some issues, challenges, and strategies
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'Participation' in the internationalized higher education classroom : an academic staff perspective
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What's in a name? Degree programs and what they tell us about 'applied linguistics' in Australia ...
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An academic literacies argument for decentralizing EAP provision
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English-medium universities have generally adopted centralized models of in-sessional English language provision, where expertise resides and is often delivered within language development units or as part of larger cognate departments, typically TESOL or Applied Linguistics departments. This arrangement might be seen as reflecting a one-size-fits-all study skills perspective on EAP, one that treats the development of student writing, in particular, as mastery of a set of skills that are generalizable across different disciplines. With the emergence of the ‘academic literacies’ perspective, this emphasis has shifted somewhat towards an approach that gives greater recognition to the variation which exists between the writing practices of different academic disciplines. This shift provides support for a move away from a centralized model of English language provision to a decentralized approach that brings with it a number of distinct benefits outlined in this article.
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LB2300 Higher Education; PE English
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URL: http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/78203/7/WRAP_1172586-cal-220316-eltj-2016-art-0010_r1_nm-final_accepted.pdf http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/78203/ https://doi.org/10.1093/elt/ccw030
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Standards of English in higher education : issues, challenges and strategies
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Embedding academic literacies in university programme curricula : a case study
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