Sentence examples for capital of language from inspiring English sources
"It is the capital of language density in the world," said Daniel Kaufman, an adjunct professor of linguistics at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
What is the state of the social capital of language teachers in Queensland? 2.
What is the state of the social capital of language teachers in Queensland?
He's the Master – with a capital M – of language: there's at least one original metaphor on every page.
Further independent impacts of immigrant background on training chances are caused by an undersupply of social and cultural capital, e.g., lack of language capital or information on the educational system of the host country (e.g., Kalter 2006).
Studies of the social capital of foreign language teachers in other states and countries are important to determine if the findings of this study are replicated in other contexts.
Table 1 Likert items measuring the social capital of 227 foreign language teachers Descriptive analyses Correlations Mean SD Chosen to stay or not A B C D E F G H I J K L Questionnaire items - A. I generally have a good relationship with my students 4.48*.637.109 - B.
Children from different socioeconomic backgrounds also acquire quite different amounts and kinds of cultural capital, the language and the way of thinking and the cultural knowledge and the interactional skills that prepare them to succeed in the education system and in the labor market.
The literature on effects of immigrants' age at arrival or years since migration is rooted in the theory of transmission of human capital and language capital over generations.
Which is bollocks: thinking – and writing – has to begin with an appreciation of radical inauthenticity, of being always and irremediably caught within the mesh – of language, power, capital, the Symbolic Order.
Recent respositionings of discourse both as analytical concept and a focus of research on shifts of capital, culture, and language in contemporary landscapes sparked a proliferation of research on discourse and its frequent assimilation as a mundane component of research frameworks.
