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Newspapers offer good chances of reading practice for ESL learners of different proficiency levels.Since newspaper articles are authentic in terms of language they use,experiences they report,and culture they reflect they may attract ESL learners‘…

From 13th to 19th century the Ottoman Turkish with Arabic and Persian literature have been constantly on the agenda, and has experienced considerable debate around these two strangers. Some of the Turkish language for considering these two know some…

The aim of the present paper is to show how the Polish students of English Philology changed their orientations towards intercultural differences as a result of intercultural encounters they experienced and instruction in intercultural development…

The frequency's applied linguistics to the study of corpora - already found in classical tradition - can offer itself as an ancillary tool to stylistic interpretation and con-tent production of a literary author. The proposed contribution intends…

The use of emerging technologies in and out of the classroom is changing the ways in which we interact with our students. Using different tools is key to interacting with students in new ways and this is especially relevant when trying to reach out…

The viability of task-based language teaching (TBLT) for primary school learners in Japan is a controversial issue. Some teachers and teacher educators are doubtful about using tasks because primary school children have very limited productive…

Instructional aspects of ESL/Bilingual Education Program currently implemented in K thru 12 US Public School System that may be applicable to educational systems of other regions and countries are discussed within the context of Legally Enforced…

Special Education program is implemented in each and every US Kindergarten thru 12 public schools and it is the major educational program that is subject to extra funding. In this review, instructional aspects of Special Education Program…

The analysis proposed, although based on the Theory of Error Analysis (Corder 1960’s), tends to establish a different way of approaching language errors (Theodoropoulou & Papanastasiou: 2001, Theophanopoulou – Kontou: 2001, Christidis: 1987, Brown:…

The phenomenon of multilingualism has increased in the last years in Europe, supported by the initiatives undertaken by the Council of Europe (2006), which encourage intercultural communication and multilingualism as key policy goals in the European…