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Internship Students’ Workplace Communication Skills: Workplace Practices and University Preparation

Communication lecturers need to be equipped with the communicative needs knowledge of the technical students’ future working environment to make learning more relevant and meaningful in the future workplace.

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Teachers’ Learning: Committed and Resilient Teachers are More Effective Practitioners

Committed and resilient teachers are more effective practitioners and enhance students’ learning. Teachers matter; they make a difference to students’ attainment, achievement and social gains.

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An “Intranational” Teacher Education French Immersion Experience: Looking to the Past, Informing the Future

This paper examines the linguistic and cultural immersion experiences provided by a Canadian French teacher education training program.

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Pippa’s Song: Multimodality and Pedagogic Praxis

This paper commemorates the contribution of Pippa Stein, professor of language education at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg from 1981 to 2008.

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Lesbian Oppression and Marginalization: Teaching Across the Disciplines of Literary Studies and Social Work

This joint presentation will explore aspects of teaching lesbian oppression and marginalization from the interdisciplinary perspectives of Literary Studies and Social Work, as well as the challenges of pedagogical collaboration.

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New Spaces, New Tools, New Roles: Two Case Studies on the Impact of Open Educational Resources

This paper reports on research investigating the impact of Open Educational Resources, focusing on two case-studies based on OpenLearn, the UK Open University Open Content Initiative.

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A Multimodal Analysis of Film Clips: The Importance of Nonverbal Behaviour in Meaning-making Processes

The significance of speech-related gestures in meaning-making processes

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In whose Languages should we Teach? A Comparison of Historically Disadvantaged Student English and Home Language Capabilities at a South African University

Using multi-lingual course support materials in an accounting course: A study of experimental teaching practice at Walter Sisulu University in South Africa.

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Autonomy, Negotiation and Collaboration: Student Participation in Curriculum Development: The Development of an On-line Learning Lexicon for Fashion and Textiles Students

This study presents a new approach in which students were asked to participate in redesigning a course curriculum and materials to suit their personal and professional language needs.

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Linking Language with Art: Developing a Cross-curriculum Multicultural K-6 Art Program

This paper presents both teacher and student reflections based on activities undertaken during the developmental stages of a Cross-Curriculum Multicultural K-6 Art Program.

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