... education.Gardeners nurture the plants in their gardens.They pull weeds and prune them to encourage them to grow. They feed them and apply insecticides.They watch them flower and then witness theirdemise.You’ll ... books they’d like to read.Why Compareand Contrast? In addition to following the ABABAB or AAABBBstructure, compareandcontrast passages must, like allother passages, have a point. There’s ... cause and effect work together; you can’t have one without the other. That’s why it’s very important to be able to distinguish between the two. See if you can determineboth the cause andthe effect...
... gives a soul tothe universe, wings tothe mind, flight tothe imagination, a charm to sadness, and a life to everything.” Plato 13Ü are unable to listen to/ hear a story and, in consequence, ... a foreign language poses a threat tothe development of the mother tongue, or leads to its neglect, then the roots of the mother tongue will not be sufficiently nourished…”as such the learners ... means the process of accumulating knowledge of the vocabulary and grammar of the language. 5must be able to communicate in English and another indigenous language. According to Pandor, the...
... aregreatly sensitized to RTAKDEL [10–12] and weretherefore usedtocomparethe cytotoxic activities of the recombinant polypeptides (Table 2). The KDELsequence increased the cytotoxicity of RTA almost20-fold ... recep-tors belonging tothe LDL-related receptor family(LRP) that are required for the efficient targeting and internalization of these toxic chimeras [19,33]. The cytotoxic activity of the seed-extracted ... whether saporinwould follow the same route of entry into the cytosol as the related plant toxin ricin [10–12] or the bacterial toxinPEA [2,29]. This would imply that saporin-mediatedcytotoxicity...
... of these facts and as a result, sensitize them tothe need to give English language learners in their classrooms time to grow and develop. To reinforce this concept among our teacher candidates ... at the end of the class. The ESL students found this type of instruction very interesting and they were motivated to learn the required lesson by the humor that the instructor used. (p. 15)7 ... POINT Understanding English Language Learners’ Needs andtheLanguageAcquisition Process: Two Teacher Educators’ Perspectives 5 language acquisition process that we acquire language naturally...
... understandable to students or not. The researcher also asked other two students to proof- read the questionnaires and highlight the points that they did not understand. The researcher, then, ... afford them opportunities to be exposed toand practise their knowledge. Although these strategies provide exposure tothe target language, they contribute indirectly to learning since they ... of planning, monitoring and evaluating to facilitate their learning. However, these students seemed to lack the skills to cope with stress and tension when they learnt English and was not good...
... mediating the transport of lipidsfrom their site of biosynthesis to other membranes. The presence of a signal peptide in their sequence, on the other hand, suggests an extracellular location, and some ... (b) Par j 1 and Par j 2are markedly less basic than other ns-LTPs; and (c)their internal hydrophobic cavities seem to be smaller and less polarized compared to other members of the family.Comparison ... considered to be the functionallyrelevant moieties. Therefore, the character of the sidechains lining the cavities of Par j 1 and Par j 2 couldprovide more revealing insights into the proteins...
... Permutation, if match then apply and goto 1), else goto 2) 2. The Shift Step: if the first cell of the Input Buffer is occupied, then pop it and move it onto the Stack to- gether with its associated ... schema matches the categories of the top 2 cells of the Stack, then they are popped from the Stack and the new category formed by applying the rule schema is pushed onto the Stack. The Permutation ... type andthe learner attempted to parse and learn from it, the state of the learner's p-settings was examined to determine whether the learner had con- verged on the same grammar as the...
... ngôn ngữ to n dân ở một địa phương cụ thể với những nét khác biệt của nó so với ngôn ngữ to n dân hay với một phương ngữ khác“[8; 24].Ở đây, chúng tôi thấy cũng cần phân biệt ngôn ngữ to n dân ... của ngôn ngữ to n dân. Tuy nhiên, phương ngữ là một hệ thống hoàn chỉnh riêng của nó chứ không phải là “một cái nhánh được tách ra từ thân cây” [8; 54] ngôn ngữ to n dân. Ngôn ngữ to n dân cũng ... kiện nghiên cứu phương thức giaùn tieáp. -10- 1.1.4.1.1. Phương ngữTheo Đái Xuân Ninh, Nguyễn Đức Dân, Nguyễn Quang, Vương To n: “Phương ngữ là hình thức ngôn ngữ có hệ thống từ vựng, ngữ pháp...
... integrative and instrumental. Integrative motivation ischaracterised by the learner's positive attitudes towards the target language group and the desire to integrate into the target language ... classroom interaction and help to motivate students to develop their language skills. It is important for the instructor to take advantage of such discussion topics and help students to realise that, ... that, even though they may see no need to become proficient in a second language, the study of another languageand culture can only enhance their perception and understanding of other cultures....
... to non-English major students at the PPA. These teachers, 3 males and 6 females, aged from 25 to 51 with the majority in their forties. They can be divided into two different generations. The ... teachers need to bear in mind when organizing information gap and jigsaw activities is their consciousness of thelanguage demands they place on their students. If the activities require thelanguage ... beyond the scope of the study. 4. Methods of the study In order to realize the aims of the study, quantitative method was used. Two survey questionnaires were usedto collect information and...
... merged all the sentences together and treated it as a single sentence. The total cost of the data collection was $277.92. While there were2,400 instructions, we filtered them to make surethey were ... of the single-sentence task and 20.13% of the completetask. All of these numbers are very similar tothe En-glish results, showing the generality of the system inits ability to learn other languages.5.6 ... navigationinstruction and placed at the starting location. Theyare asked to follow the navigation instruction as bestas they could using the three discrete controls. Theycould also skip the problem if they...