The current research deals with the English language; Further research should be carried out on other languages and in other countries and cultures, in which students may have different perceptions, and attitudes towards using online social networks for educational (linguistic) purposes.
Given the mountainous terrains of much of the territory, it is obvious that isolated peoples would develop cultural, educational, linguistic, and religious-based differences over such a lengthy time period.
Angela Creese, professor of educational linguistics, MOSAIC Centre for Research on Multilingualism, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK Angela's research and teaching interests are in multilingual classroom pedagogy, multilingualism in society and linguistic ethnography.
We can be fairly certain that Beijing is not just viewing the student demonstrations as merely an educational or linguistic problem.
Dedication and patience are absolutely necessary to ensure proper communication of information across the often sizable educational and linguistic divide between scientist and community.
The paper will also serve to shape the new identity of this kind of teacher proficient in English, as representing a fundamental criterion in designing new educational curriculum for linguistic educators in Romanian education.
The pattern of segregation has continued in the modern city, although the distribution is now based on religious, linguistic, educational, and economic criteria.
Since Sri Lanka's independence from Britain in 1948, members of the island's Tamil minority have insisted that they face linguistic, educational and employment discrimination from the Sinhalese majority, which controls the government.
Overall, different traditions concerning the orientation of educational systems across linguistic regions in Switzerland exist (Seibert et al. [2009]; Meyer [2009]).
An alternative explanation is that the ADL scale used in this study may not be valid in developing countries, such as Botswana, where people have very different educational, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds from those in the United States, Europe, and Australia.
The WVN is suitable for the general population as well as for children with cultural, linguistic, educational or socio-economic varying backgrounds.
