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Helping Language Learners Align with Readers Through Narrative: Insights into the Breadth, Targets, and Explicitness of Evaluation from Appraisal Studies of Second Language German Writers
Quam, Justin Erle. - : Georgetown University, 2020
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Incorporating Environmental Education into TESOL through Nature Journaling: A Literature Review and Curriculum Recommendations
Mueller, Hannah. - : Prescott College, 2020
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3983
The Impact of Direct Instruction at English Learner Instructional Sites Compared to Indirect Instruction at English Learner Support Sites
Shim, Lauren. - : Lindenwood University, 2020
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Nursing Faculties’ Perceptions of Teaching Students Who Speak English as Second Language
Ruiz Muniz, Natalia S.. - : Walden University, 2020
Abstract: Nursing students who speak English as a second language (ESL) often struggle due to language barriers, the complexity of the medical vocabulary, and the knowledge base that they must develop in a short time. These struggles may be due in part to the preparation of nursing educators to meet the specific needs of the ESL student population. The purpose of this qualitative research study was to develop a greater understanding of nurse educators' perceptions when teaching ESL nursing students. The conceptual framework used was Cummins' framework for the development of language proficiency. Four research questions guided this basic qualitative research allowing the understanding of nursing faculties’ perceptions about teaching ESL students. The research questions also focused on their practices and challenges of their teaching experience and the immediate need for training and development. An online survey and standardized interview protocol were used to collect data. Eight nursing faculty members participated in one-on-one phone interviews. Thematic data analysis identified four themes: interpretations on how to support ESL nursing students, the academic gap due to the lack of academic language, suggestions of teaching environments that harm or help ESL students, and faculties’ skill development needs. This study may contribute to a researched-based foundation that supported a positive change in faculty feelings of success. It might also bring a positive social change at state and local levels by advocating for a standardized nursing curriculum that meets the academic needs of minority nursing students improving their graduation rates.
Keyword: Nursing|English as a Second Language|Public Health Education|Higher education
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Negotiating Identity in Community ESL Classes: A Narrative Inquiry
Akyempon, Komfort. - : California State University, Long Beach, 2020
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Redesigning an International Pathway Program: a Change Management Plan
Parker, Laura Denise. - : Capella University, 2020
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3987
Culturally Responsive Teaching: an Investigation of Effective Practices for Korean English Language Learners
Kim, Kisong. - : St. John's University (New York), 2020
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Supporting the Needs of General Education Teachers of English Language Learners
Rocchio, Jillian M.. - : Notre Dame of Maryland University, 2020
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An Investigation of the Learning Perspectives of Non-Native English Speakers in an ESL / EPP Writing Program
Lundry, Susan L.. - : Lindenwood University, 2020
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3990
The Interplay between Working Memory and Topic Familiarity in L2 Reading Comprehension
Shin, Jihye. - : Northern Arizona University, 2020
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3991
Investigating Omani Parental Involvement in Their Children's English Language Learning
Al Harthy, Said Rashid. - : Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2020
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3992
Non-Native English-Speaking Teachers (NNESTs) in Diverse Classrooms
PhongSavanh, Bounemy Sayfone Phothisane. - : Piedmont College, 2020
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The Promise of Educational Media for Dual Language Learners’ L1 and L2 Vocabulary Development
Wong, Kevin M.. - : New York University, 2020
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Predictors of Code-Switching in Young Spanish-English Bilinguals
Tulloch, Michelle K.. - : Florida Atlantic University, 2020
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3995
The Speech Act of Requesting by Saudi ESL Learners
Alsakaker, Saleh Mohammad. - : Indiana University, 2020
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3996
Personal Narratives of Long-Term English Learners: High School Perspectives from Inside English Learner Policy
Burnell McCoy, Michelle. - : Lewis and Clark College, 2020
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3997
If You Start from Behind, the Race Isn't Fair: Math Placement of Language Minority High School Students
Powers, Kimberly Ann. - : California State University, Long Beach, 2020
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3998
Culturally Valid Assessment of the Alphabetic Principle for Early Elementary Hmong Students Learning English
Bostrom, Cheryl A.. - : Regent University, 2020
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3999
Be-Insertion in Interlanguage: A Topic Marker, A Tense/Agreement Morpheme, or Both?
Nam, Bora. - : Indiana University, 2020
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On Identifying Situations of Use: L1 and L2 Knowledge about Situation-Bound Utterances
Allendorfer, William Hastings. - : Indiana University, 2020
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