Sentence examples for Discipline-specific language from inspiring English sources

For students in Yale College and in the graduate and professional schools, the CLS offers specialized language programs such as Directed Independent Language Study DILSS) for the study of languages not taught at Yale, and the Fields program for discipline-specific language study at advanced levels.

Rather, one to one feedback or discipline-specific language training would have been preferred.

The findings also highlight the probability that, in highly specialized disciplines, speakers' language backgrounds would impact the ease or difficulty of acquiring discipline-specific terminology.

"Students develop an understanding of and facility with discipline-specific conventions, language and approaches, as well as a strengthening of their identities as scholars and researchers," Giulianetti says.

However, the small number of EFL courses that individual students are required to take and the primary emphasis on general English as opposed to academic English in the courses may partly explain the difficulties in developing discipline-specific English language ability reported by the study participants.

This shows that many teachers were professionally disconnected from a space that could potentially provide discipline-specific support from other foreign language teachers in their schools, making it more difficult to develop into accomplished professionals.

Requirements: Discipline-specific and open only to bilingual speech and language providers.

We hypothesized that undergraduate and graduate student authors would be more likely to submit abstracts containing plagiarism, as many of those writers are still learning discipline-specific conventions of citation, documentation, and appropriation of language.

Failure to distinguish between aspects of discipline-specific content and aspects of the writing or use of language may account for some deficiencies in current peer review processes.

Nevertheless, novice writers must acquire such language and views on the world, such as discipline-specific vocabulary and writing styles that highlight the object of study rather than the researcher.

A plethora of research has demonstrated the use of formulaic language in teaching English for academic purposes to participate in discipline-specific communities.