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500 Essential English Words for ESL Missionaries
specialized corpus, corpora, word-lists, missionaries, ESL
In order to help ESL missionaries teach the gospel from their hearts using their own words, I have developed a 500-word list of core gospel vocabulary in English. To enhance the 500-word list, I incl
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A Computer-Based Course to Teach Speech Acts: Prototype for the Technology Assisted Language Learning Program
speech acts, computer-based, TALL
The following report discusses the design and formative evaluation of a prototype for a computer-based course to teach speech acts as part of the Technology Assisted Language Learning (TALL) program.
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A Corpus of Second Language Attrition Data
L2A, Second Language Attrition, Language Attrition, attrition of second language, L2, second language, language loss, loss of language, loss of language skills, language skill, language skills, SLA, Second Language Acquisition
This report addresses the lack of progress in the field of Second Language Attrition (L2A). Review of L2A history and literature show this to be cause by lack of appropriate data. Five criteria for ap
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A Correlation of Pronunciation Learning Strategies with Spontaneous English Pronunciation of Adult ESL Learners
taxonomy, pronunciation, strategies, pronunciation strategies, pronunciation learning, pronuciation taxonomy, English as a Second Language, ESL, language learning, language learning strategies, pronunciation learning strategies, self-regulated learning, pronunciation acquisition
In the last thirty years, language learning strategies have been used in the field of English as a Second Language (ESL) to help learners autonomously improve their English listening, speaking, readin
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A Family Literacy Curriculum for Community ESL Courses
Family Literacy, Family, ESL, TESOL, Family Literacy Curriculum, Curriculum
This project describes the piloting of a family literacy curriculum developed for use in a community ESL course. The purpose of this curriculum was to teach family-literacy-oriented English to student
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A Formal Semantic Analysis of Autistic Language: The Quantification Hypothesis
autism, language, quantification, scope, psycholinguistics
Autism is characterized by language dysfunction ranging from mild and peculiar language usage to a total lack of expressive language function. These language oddities are manifest in the form of phono
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A Grammatical Description of the Early Classic Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions
Maya, hieroglyphics, Mayan languages, grammar, Early Classic
The purpose of this thesis is to describe the grammatical system of Classical Ch’olti’, the language of the Classic Maya hieroglyphic inscriptions, as attested in inscriptions of the Early Classic
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A Learner-Centered and Participtory Approach to Teaching Community Adult ESL
ESL, EFF, Equipped For the Future, English as a Second Language, learner-centered, participatory, adult
This MA project examines the creation, implementation, and effectiveness of the guidebook, "Moving Forward: A Learner-Centered and Participatory Approach to Teaching Community Adult ESL", designed to
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A Two-level Engine for Tagalog Morphology and a Structured XML Output for PC-Kimmo
two-level, pc-kimmo, finite state, morphology, Tagalog, xml, fsa, engine, pckimmo, kimxm, BYU, Brigham Young University, computational linguistics
This paper presents a two-level morphological description of Tagalog for use in PC-Kimmo and a mechanism created for updating the results output from PC-Kimmo in order to meet the standards for curren
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A Web-based Tool for Oral Practice and Assessment of Grammatical Structures
assessment, grammar, oral, speaking, testing, ESL, language learning, task, tasks, online, web-based, internet, computer, software
The grammar course objectives at Brigham Young University’s English Language Center (ELC) are a list of grammar structures for each level that students are expected to be able to master. These
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An English for Specific Purposes Curriculum to Prepare English Learners to Become Nursing Assistants
English for specific purposes, ESP, TESOL, ESL, curriculum development, needs analysis, situation analysis, language goals and objectives, syllabus design, teaching procedures and techniques, teaching materials development, language testing, English for the workplace, EFL, English for nursing, English in a hospital setting, classroom management.
This project details the designing and implementation of an English for Specific Purposes (ESP) Curriculum to prepare English learners to become Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) at Utah Valley Regio
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An Evaluation of a Curriculum for Basic Training in TESOL
TESOL, English as a Second Language, English as a Foreign Language, volunteer, teacher training, novice, international internship, basic training, minimal training
A formal evaluation of BYU’s Basic Training in TESOL course shows the strengths and weaknesses of the curriculum of this course. Interns take this course in preparation for international internship
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An Evaluation of Brigham Young University's Local TESOL Internship Program
TESOL, evaluation, internship, teacher training
An evaluation of BYU’s Local TESOL Minor Internship program shows the strengths and weaknesses of this academic internship program. Students are required to complete 150 hours of TESOL-related
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Beliefs about the Education of Children: A Comparison of Hispanic Immigrant and Anglo-American Parents
parental beliefs, Hispanic immigrants, home-literacy, child-rearing beliefs, educational attitudes
In light of the fact that the number of Hispanic children enrolled in American schools is dramatically increasing and that these children are at higher risk of academic difficulty than any other group
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Computer-Aided Self-Access Pronunciation Materials Designed to Teach Stress in American English
pronunciation, stress, English, ESL, second language learning, computer-assisted language learning, CALL, self-access, autonomy, self-directed language learning, suprasegmentals
In recent years, increasing attention has been placed on providing pronunciation instruction that meets the communicative needs of nonnative speakers (NNSs) of English. Empirical research and pronunci
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Crossing Dependencies in Persian
Persian, Farsi, crossing dependencies, cross-serial dependencies, context-free grammar, planarity, split headedness, syntax, linguistics, BYU
Languages occasionally have syntactic constructions that are difficult, if not impossible, to describe using a context-free grammar. One such construction is a crossing dependency. Crossing depe
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Curriculum development of Elang 105: A GE first-year academic literacy course for international students
second language writing, academic literacy, freshman composition, first-year writing, GE course, ESL, L2 writing, writing, curriculum development, ELang 105, international students
Each year more international students enroll in American universities, and administrators nationwide must determine how to meet students’ unique writing needs. Compared to similar institutions of hi
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Developing A Teachers' Handbook for Content-based Instruction at Brigham Young University's English Language Center
CBI, content-based instruction, ELC, English Language Center, TESOL, teacher training, handbook, project, materials development, language teaching, curriculum development, sheltered instruction, adjunct, theme-based instruction, sustained content language teaching
In Winter semester of 2005 the English Language Center (ELC) began plans to implement a content-based program for students at its highest proficiency level in order to provide them with more effective
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Developing an Electronic Film Review for October Sky
EFR, ESL, EFL, video, film, October Sky
The purpose of this Electronic Film Review (EFR) Project was to take the feature film October Sky and apply the EFR approach to an ESL setting. By the use of a special EFRaid player, high-intermediate
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Developing Writing Fluency Through Synchronous Computer-Mediated Communication
SCMC, CMC, Writing Fluency
Drawing from sociocultural theory, this research investigated the effects of synchronous computer-mediated communication (SCMC) in the development of writing fluency. Likewise, the study aimed at co
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