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Linguistic shock: A challenge to language learning
Fan, S; Shi, Y; Le, T. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2011
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Linguistic Complexity and its Relation to Language and Literacy Education
Le, T; Yue, Y; Le, Q. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2011
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Primary school teachers' views on grammar and literacy teaching
Le, T; Throssell, P; Hoban, L. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2011
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Investigating identities through language use: A perspective of discourse analysis
Shi, Y; Fan, S; Le, T. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2011
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Linguistic Mystery: A Challenge to Language and Literacy Education
Le, T; Le, Q; Short, M. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2011
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Systematic Functional Linguistics and Critical Discourse Analysis
Le, T; Wang, Xuefeng. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2009
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ESL Pre-service Teachers: What Do They Need?
Fan, S; Le, T. - : AARE, 2009
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Information technology: A Critical Discourse Analysis perspective
Le, T; Le, Q. - : IGI Global, 2009
Abstract: Information technology (IT) has permeated many fields and aspects of - modern society such as education, business, health and entertainment. It provides users with innovative and powerful products which were unimagined decades ago. The Internet is one of the most wonderful and powerful IT developments. The introduction of the Internet has brought new areas such as e-commerce, e-health and e-learning. Thus the instrumental role of IT is unquestionable in this digital age. However, from a Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) perspective, IT is socially situated and its role and impacts cannot be divorced from its socio-cultural context. CDA is an interdisciplinary approach which studies linguistic and social issues in relation to social discourse with a main aim to examine how social power permeates and controls discourses and consequently creates social inequality and injustice. As IT is closely linked to its social discourse, its use and value are embedded in social structures and processes which are organized through institutions and practices such as political system, business, education and the media, each of which is located in and structured by a particular discussive field. There are different social groups with competing discourses and they can exert power to use IT to their advantage. The challenge to IT experts, educators and IT users is not about the instrumental power that IT has brought to them. The real challenge is how to use it wisely to enhance humanity.
Keyword: Education; Educational Technology and Computing; Specialist Studies in Education
URL: http://ecite.utas.edu.au/58380
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Linguistics and Critical Discourse Analysis
Le, T; Short, M. - : Nova Science Publishers, 2009
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The International Journal of Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2008
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Cultural and Political Factors in Conducting Qualitative Research in China
Yang, G; Le, T. - : Informit, 2008
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The International Journal of Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2007
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Conducting Research in Conflicting Discourses: Conceptual, Methodological and Cultural Issues
Le, T; Le, Q; Wang, Q. - : University of Wollongong, 2007
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Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2005
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Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2003
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Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2002
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Language Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2001
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Language Society & Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 2000
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Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 1999
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Language, Society and Culture
Le, T; Le, Q. - : University of Tasmania, 1999
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