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Akademický článek

When Learners Read in Two Languages: Understanding Chinese-English Bilingual Readers Through Miscue Analysis

Autor: Heather Blair, Jacqueline Filipek, Hongliang Fu, Miao Sun

Publikováno v: Language and Literacy: A Canadian Educational e-journal, Vol 24, Iss 2 (2022)

The number of Chinese-speaking students in Canadian schools is increasing dramatically. This article discusses a study in which we explored reading processes in Chinese and English through examining children’s reading in both languages. Based in a

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Akademický článek

The California Vegetation Treatment Program: integrating biological resource protection into wildfire risk reduction

Autor: Allison Fuller, Lara Rachowicz, Heather Blair

Publikováno v: California Fish and Wildlife Journal, Vol 106, Iss Fire Special Issue, Pp 46-51 (2020)

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Akademický článek

Our Journey to Becoming Ethnographers: An Exploration of Rhetorical Structures as Lived Experience

Autor: Heather Blair PhD, Jacqueline Filipek MEd, Meridith Lovell MEd, Doctoral Candidate, Marlene McKay MEd, Doctoral Candidate, Rhonda Nixon MEd, Doctoral Candidate, Miao Sun MA (Applied Linguistics), MA (English), Doctoral Candidate

Publikováno v: International Journal of Qualitative Methods, Vol 10 (2011)

This article, originally written as a performative piece, presents the experiences and perceptions of five graduate students and one professor as they reflect on and write about becoming ethnographers throughout a graduate-level research course. Data

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Elektronická kniha

Real and Imagined : The Peak of Gold in Heian Japan

Autor: Heather Blair

'During the Heian period (794–1185), the sacred mountain Kinpusen, literally the “Peak of Gold,” came to cultural prominence as a pilgrimage destination for the most powerful men in Japan—the Fujiwara regents and the retired emperors. Real an

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