Can you develop your thoughts?
Mr. Levy recommended that all the city's 32 community school districts and its high schools set up programs with the goal of having students who do not speak English as their native language develop English proficiency in three years.
She predicts that the number of "textisms" will stop growing as people continue to develop more proficiency in using handheld devices and as the devices continue to grow more sophisticated than simple telephone touch pads.
This project aimed to develop a proficiency testing scheme for the assessment of fingermark quality for researchers.
Perhaps the most advanced training programs in focused ultrasonography have come from Emergency Medicine, where residents are recommended to develop a proficiency in 11 different ultrasound foci [9, 14].
This paper demonstrates that, irrespective of country of origin, parents develop linguistic proficiency that then helps to increase their children's Swedish performance.
What makes the cognitive architecture of WS interesting is the mixture of delay, deviance, and asynchronies across the developing system and yet, despite this, individuals develop surprising proficiency by adulthood.
By requiring students to generate questions and corresponding answers based on the English learning content, as if they were test item designers, it is assumed that SQG can help students to develop language proficiency by consciously directing their attention to the forms and meanings of the target language simultaneously during SQG activities.
Mother-tongue instruction was seen as a pre-emptive measure against 'half-lingualism' and alienation, since it helped children to develop language proficiency in and identification with both Swedish and the language of the parents (SOU, 1974:69, p. 241f; Borevi, 2002, p. 202 212).
However, technology now provides opportunities to develop language proficiency and cultural awareness in ways that are motivating, engaging and fun.
