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  1. A comparison of Chinese and American student academic email requests to faculty in higher education in the United States

    Emails have become one of the most commonly used medium for students to make requests to professors in institutional settings for their convenience and efficiency. However, many international students studying in the U.S. may feel it difficult to write email requests to people in a higher status …

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  2. What works in academic email: A genre analysis with teacher and student perspectives

    Writing email requests to teachers is a necessary part of academic life for most students at Western universities, however it is a difficult undertaking as such email is an occluded genre (Swales, 1990). Students are therefore often unfamiliar with the expectations of academic email, particularly …

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  3. From Public Participation in Neighbourhood Policing to testing the limits of Social Media as a tool to increase the flow of Community Intelligence

    … PCSO inquiries received more information than email requests for information or alerts posted on social media. The research also acted as a catalyst for operational change and resulted in greater use of social media by the police force and a move towards a style of tweeting that was more likely …

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