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Unresolved Mental States: Hostile/Helpless States of Mind on the Adult Attachment Interview Are Associated with Disrupted Mother-Infant Communication and Infant
In: http://drsharonmelnick.com/pdfs/expanding_the_concept.pdf
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Electronic Discussion Group Lists In Adult Learning
In: http://www.emoderators.com/mauri/./papers/icdesdg.pdf
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An Investigation of the Relationship Between Health Literacy and Social Communication Skills in Older Adults
In: http://www.chpcp.org/servicecoord/chronicdisease/HealthLit/Hester,+2009.pdf
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Auditory-Visual Infant Directed Speech in Japanese and English
In: http://www2.cmp.uea.ac.uk/%7Ebjt/avsp2009/proc/papers/paper-10.pdf
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Auditory-Visual Infant Directed Speech in Japanese and English
In: http://staff.estem-uc.edu.au/roland/wp-content/uploads/file/roland/publications/AVSP2009/shochi_sekiyama_lees_boyce_goecke_burnham_AVSP2009.pdf
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• Background and research question
In: http://bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk/seminars/documents/bangor-mai08.pdf
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An acoustic comparison of vowel systems in Adult direct speech and child directed speech
In: http://www.icphs2007.de/conference/Papers/1588/1588.pdf
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Individual differences in adult second language learning:
In: https://repository.abertay.ac.uk/jspui/bitstream/10373/1045/2/KempeSCILTPublisher2011.pdf
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Stress Management Among Married Adult Learners in the Work
In: http://www.mcser.org/images/stories/JESR-Special-Issues/JESR+2012+Special+Issue+vol+2+no+10/Stella+Ngozi+Nduka-Ozo.pdf
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Goals and objectives of successful adult degree-completion students
In: http://www.aabri.com/manuscripts/11817.pdf
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Copyright © International Women Online Journal of Distance Education / www.wojde.org FEMALE LEARNER TENACITY IN OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING SUCCESS: Life History of Sharan, Fuziah and Aleena
In: http://www.wojde.org/FileUpload/bs295854/File/02_24_.pdf
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Subjects, Topicalizations and Wh- Questions in
In: http://www.lingref.com/cpp/hls/9/paper1382.pdf
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A Holistic Conceptualization of Adult Learning and its Critiques of Selected Concepts and Theories
In: http://www.adulterc.org/Proceedings/2006/Proceedings/Yang.pdf
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Adult Learners of English With Little Formal Education
In: http://ilabs.uw.edu/sites/default/files/2012 Ramirez-Esparza et al.pdf
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Galasso Engl 405: Lecture II Review Lecture II Review: Notes and Data Sample of Language Variation & Change
In: http://www.csun.edu/~galasso/English405LectureIIReviewcreole.pdf
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Achievement and satisfaction in adult Spanish language courses with compressed and standard formats.
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Effects of tutoring strategies and noninstructional variables on nontraditional students' reading comprehension scores.
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Cultural sensitivity of novice and experienced teachers of English to speakers of other languages.
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An exploratory study of the multicultural responsiveness of higher education faculty at two South Florida universities.
Abstract: The study started with a presumed conviction that there was ample evidence in Florida universities and in the community at large that students of color made up a large proportion of the student population. Meanwhile, I observed in classrooms, and realized that the diverse student population offers an opportunity to explore and understand issues of interest about diversity. With the changing demographics in the United States and a more inclusive university system, students of diverse cultures, racial, and ethnic backgrounds are making American education both more exciting and more complex. ; This qualitative study seeks to uncover the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of multicultural responsiveness of higher education faculty at two South Florida universities. The study recognizes the central role of faculty in delivering instruction in ways that are most understandable to cultural diverse populations Twenty faculty members from two universities were interviewed and observed. They demonstrated positive interest and responses to the study. Most faculty support the view that an integration of well balanced multicultural education is necessary, especially in today's classrooms that are more diverse than in the past. ; The findings of the study confirm that a number of faculty believe that there are characteristics of culture that must be attended in order to provide quality multicultural education to students. The results of the study also indicate a coherence of faculty willingness to modify their instruction although not specifically to align with the model used in this study. The model cannot be applied with equal success to all faculty members. It comprises of a number components that can be used with flexibility in numerous educational settings. Participants in this study provided important information about their practice, their views about the multicultural trends and changes of attitude toward classroom diversity. ; Thesis (Ed.D.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2006. ; The study started with a presumed conviction that there was ample evidence in Florida universities and in the community at large that students of color made up a large proportion of the student population. Meanwhile, I observed in classrooms, and realized that the diverse student population offers an opportunity to explore and understand issues of interest about diversity. With the changing demographics in the United States and a more inclusive university system, students of diverse cultures, racial, and ethnic backgrounds are making American education both more exciting and more complex. ; This qualitative study seeks to uncover the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of multicultural responsiveness of higher education faculty at two South Florida universities. The study recognizes the central role of faculty in delivering instruction in ways that are most understandable to cultural diverse populations Twenty faculty members from two universities were interviewed and observed. They demonstrated positive interest and responses to the study. Most faculty support the view that an integration of well balanced multicultural education is necessary, especially in today's classrooms that are more diverse than in the past. ; The findings of the study confirm that a number of faculty believe that there are characteristics of culture that must be attended in order to provide quality multicultural education to students. The results of the study also indicate a coherence of faculty willingness to modify their instruction although not specifically to align with the model used in this study. The model cannot be applied with equal success to all faculty members. It comprises of a number components that can be used with flexibility in numerous educational settings. Participants in this study provided important information about their practice, their views about the multicultural trends and changes of attitude toward classroom diversity. ; School code: 0119. ; hdl
Keyword: Adult and Continuing.; Bilingual and Multicultural.; Education
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The effect of a telecourse on content area teachers' achievement of language acquisition principles
Johnson, Anne Boone. - : Florida State University Libraries
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