Therefore, there is a need to develop policies, and engage in practices, which facilitate and encourage the further development of language teachers' social capital.
Applicants must be accepted for advanced training in both a foreign language and area or international studies OR accepted for research and training in the international aspects of professional (or other) fields of study which involve further development of language proficiency.
Students may select these 5-week courses at the appropriate level between their world language series courses to further development of language skills.
Lord Patten, BBC Trust chairman, said he believed the agreement would allow further development of "Welsh language broadcast media, to provide a service that truly meets the changes, needs and expectations of the audience".
This may be explained by the fact that greater clinical severity of ASD has been found to be related to a more abnormal early development and functioning of the brain, which in turn may be the driving force affecting the further development of cognitive, language, communicative, social, and emotional functions [ 2, 14].
Some of the more recent analytic philosophy of language essays have focused on the methodological implications of considering politically significant terms in philosophy of language (Saul 2012) and further development of the ways language obscures ideology (Haslanger 2011).
This paper deals with further development of a graphical specification language resembling timing-diagrams and allowing specification of partially ordered events in input and output signals.
The aim of this report is to provide teachers and education officials with a core curriculum or ideas on which to base their further developments of English language courses appropriate to the needs and goals of their schools and students.
The course focuses on the further development of their skills in using the language to engage with practical topics and situations, such as seeing a doctor, reading news, writing letters, and listening to music.
As evidenced by this video, activists are considering (and rightfully so) the role that language itself plays within the further development of this movement.
In a further development of these dialects, the early beginnings can be seen of modern Indo-Aryan languages of northern India: Bengali (also the language of Bangladesh), Hindi (the official language of the Republic of India since 1947), Rajasthani, Punjabi, Gujarati, Marathi, Kashmiri, Oriya, Assamese, and Sindhi, each of which produced a literature of its own.
