The Obsession with Education
The desire to be educated is a natural instinct that should be encouraged in a healthy manner. It is good that people seek to know more about the world around them, how it works, and how to...
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This collection of works centers on education and its impacts on society. The critical reviews published range from the specifics of the effects of research on teaching methodology to the broader...
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Design Elements: Many design choices the Critical Studies in Education journal made were guided by the strengths and weaknesses of WordPress. Choices such as a journal format and thematic choices were...
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ASL as a Foreign Language
Abstract All colleges and universities should be accepting and offering American Sign Language as a foreign language credit. Since colleges and universities have begun to do so, the gain of enrollment...
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Critical Studies in Education is a journal that focuses on various topics related to language and learning. Our mission is to survey the scientific and theoretical discussions within education. These...
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“The Grammar Debate” by Austin Jones Writing is an essential skill to master when trying to learn a second language, and the field of Second Language Acquisition has published many studies which try to...
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The Grammar Debate
Feedback and its effects on students have been debated across many different disciplines, and linguistics is no different. There has been significant Second Language Acquisition (SLA) research into the...
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