... ixPreface to the first edition xii1 Why aglobal language? 1What is aglobal language? 3What makes aglobal language? 7Why do we need aglobal language? 11What are the dangers ofaglobal language? ... by law against what22 Englishasaglobal language Second editionDAVID CRYSTAL Why aglobal language? their attitudes towards other languages. Perhaps those who havesuch alanguage at their ... played an important part in several countries, such as in relation to the Maori in New Zealand, the Aboriginallanguages of Australia, the Indian languages of Canada and theUSA, and some of...
... EducationSpecial Programs Branch 7 ENGLISH ASA SECOND LANGUAGE STANDARDSIntroductionDefinition of an ESL Student ENGLISHASA SECOND LANGUAGE i students are those whose primary language( s), or language( s) ... 0-7726-4550-71. Englishlanguage Study and teaching asa second language - BritishColumbia. 2. Englishlanguage Study and teaching asa second language -Standards - British Columbia. I. British ... demonstrates awareness of sound-symbol relationships at the beginning of words ENGLISHASA SECOND LANGUAGE STANDARDS4 Englishasa Second Language Standards2001Ministry of EducationSpecial...
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... Ahour, T., & Mukundan, J. (2009). Analytic assessment of writing: Diagnosing areas of strength and weakness in the writing of TESL undergraduate students. Iranian Journal ofLanguage ... in analytical rating in L2 writing, it seems theoretically and statistically plausible to rate two major areas of the scripts: sentence structure and vocabulary and arrangement of ideas and ... terms associated with the measured variables in, say, the Making Argument task can correlate. This can neutralize the potential influence of the Halo effect that might have been a reason why...
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... with a partner on a common academic task– begin to adapt to a variety of teaching approaches andstrategies used in a Canadianclassroom– respect other cultures– participate with increasingcomfort ... increasing confidence to a variety of teaching approaches andstrategies (e.g., an informalclassroom atmosphere, activelearning, the use of games as a learning activity, activitiesthat involve ... in a Canadian classroom– begin to respond to social situations appropriately– begin to work with a partneron a common academic task– call some classmates and staffby name– communicate...
... international schools, learners at HFLC, regardless of their ages, always strive for a good command ofEnglishas they are well aware of their learning purposes.Learners of English, naturally and ... nature of reading, states reading classification, and introduces what effective reading is and the approaches to teach effective reading.Chapter two elaborates the analysis of current situation ... the old-fashioned method of teaching, which mainly concentrated on grammar transformation. Students now are offered various inputs with an aim of becoming proficient at using a language. Extensive...
... term globallanguage and how a language becomes agloballanguage ? - The term globallanguage : From Crystal’s [1] point of view, a language can achieve its role asaglobal language ... globallanguage and two ways to make alanguageglobal , they are official status and education priority. I also have given examples and cite ideas of [1] explanation to the way alanguage achieve ... cannot make a language global , many languages are easy to study in terms of grammar and vocabulary but they are not global . Here, I agree with Crystal in respect of his point that a language...