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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"2099 Other Language, Communication and Culture"”.

  1. Male and female relationships in Australian fiction 1917-1956

    … which portray love relationships between men and women, and to suggest some reasons for the quality of these relationships as fictionally depicted. Traditionally, Australian culture has been male dominated, therefore, central to the culture are stereotypes of the masculine and the feminine. …

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  2. Second language learning strategies and factors affecting their use: a qualitative study of the experiences of missionaries in Nepal

    … past 20 years identifying the effective second language learning strategies of language learners is a topic that has received considerable attention in the field of second language acquisition. More recently, research has focused on the factors that affect strategy use. Attention has been …

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  3. Alis volat propriis: pathways, challenges and strategies for Australian women in elite-level sport leadership

    … overcome societal, organisational, familial, and personal barriers to obtain employment as elite-level coaches, officials (referees, umpires), and administrators (managers, directors, executives).

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  4. Multi-sensory teaching techniques in foreign language acquisition for students with specific learning disabilities and dyslexia

    … multisensory techniques, which have been used in other learning situations, have been used successfully in teaching English as a foreign language. This thesis discusses the problems faced by pupils with learning disabilities (L.D.) and why their difficulty in learning English as a foreign language

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