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Scaffolding CLIL in the science classroom via visual thinking: A systemic functional multimodal approach
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Towards a Discipline of Multimodality: Parallels to Mathematics and Linguistics and New Ways Forward
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Analyzing the talking book Imagine a world: A multimodal approach to English language learning in a multilingual context
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A multimodal approach to visual thinking: the scientific sketchnote
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Image and text relations in ISIS materials and the new relations established through recontextualisation in online media
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Natural Language Understanding and Multimodal Discourse Analysis for Interpreting Extremist Communications and the Re-Use of These Materials Online
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A linguistic analysis of the sample numeracy skills test items for pre-service teachers issued by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER).
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Intersemiotic Translation as Resemiotisation: A Multimodal Perspective
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International student transitioning experiences: Student voice
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As Australian higher education institutions seek to internationalise and in-crease enrolments of international students, the student experience is crucial for ensuring a sustainable future via delivery of quality learning, develop-ment of English language standards and retention of enrolments. This project aimed to capture student voice in order to better understand the early chal-lenges students face, the support they value and the adequacy of current ser-vices benchmarked against the Good Practice Principles (GPP) (DEEWR, 2009). With a focus on English language proficiency, a mixed method ap-proach surveyed 140 students across three campuses, followed by focus groups to capture student voice and provide a current snapshot of interna-tional student experiences and perceptions. The key findings confirm that in-ternational students are challenged with writing, speaking and listening and also that they believed more opportunities to interact using English would benefit them. Another finding indicated the incongruity between prior learn-ing experiences and basic academic literacy skills as well as technology for learning skills. The project found that although the university has taken steps towards meeting the GPP, a broader university-wide approach is needed. Recommendations include providing technology-essentials seminars; em-bedding opportunities in the curriculum for students to develop communica-tion skills, cultural competence and academic literacy; and increasing col-laboration between content staff and academic language and learning spe-cialists. Academic Skills support was one of the university services most valued by international students, and they particularly appreciated team teaching by Academic Skills staff and content lecturers together.
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/20210
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Interpreting text and image relations in violent extremist discourse: A mixed methods approach for big data analytics
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International student transitioning experiences: student voice
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In: Centre for Teaching and Learning (2016)
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Intertextual voices and engagement in TV advertisments
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In: Centre for Teaching and Learning (2011)
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A woman's place: a discussion of the place of linguistic analysis in critical literacy in the upper primary school (Chapter 4) / Peter Wignell.
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Wignell, Peter. - : Newtown, NSW : Primary English Teaching Association, 1998., 1998
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Making the abstract technical : on the evolution of the discourse of social science / Peter Wignell.
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Wignell, Peter. - : The University of Sydney, 1997. : Department of Linguistics, 1997. : NA, 1997
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Critical literacy : a linguistic perspective / Peter Wignell.
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Wignell, Peter. - : [Australia] : National Languages and Literacy Institute of Australia, [1995?]., 1995
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