S4C was established by statute in 1980 to foster the the Welsh language, but even eminent members of the Welsh establishment, including the former BBC controller of Wales, Geraint Talfan Davies, question whether it is over-funded, while others ask if such a small talent base can sustain a full-service television channel.
Talk story about the Dance Notation Bureau, who foster the cause of a written language for the dance, called Labanotation.
By Bernard Taper The New Yorker, October 1, 1960 P. 34 Talk story about the Dance Notation Bureau, who foster the cause of a written language for the dance, called Labanotation.
A world of distracted and multitasking adults, along with children using gadgets, does not foster the type of interaction that stimulates the brain to learn language.
Commercial interests foster the stalemate.
Making the discussion of metacognitive knowledge part of the everyday discourse of the classroom helps foster a language for students to talk about their own cognition and learning.
(Pintrich, 2002 ) Making the discussion of metacognitive knowledge part of the everyday discourse of the classroom helps foster a language for students to talk about their own cognition and learning.
The results of the study revealed that concentrating time distribution of hours of language instruction fosters the acquisition of formulaic sequences under certain conditions.
Other complementary strategies act upstream by building a common ground: they aid in the formalisation of these specifications, fostering the use of a shared language and the same level of detail.
Against humans, the walls worked so well that Harar remained an independent city-state and fostered the creation of a unique language, culture, and ethnicity until its conquest by Egypt and then Ethiopia in 1875 (thereafter the city lost its trade edge and became slowly more and more marginal and impoverished).
