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Publikováno v:
Journal of Education for Teaching; Jun2024, Vol. 50 Issue 3, p464-478, 15p
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Language, Culture and Curriculum. :1-21
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Critical Inquiry in Language Studies. 20:1-3
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International Journal of Multilingualism. :1-20
Autor:
Lianjiang Jiang, Michelle Mingyue Gu
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Learning, Media and Technology. 47:537-556
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Journal of English-Medium Instruction. 1:7-28
This article presents English-medium instruction (EMI) in higher education (HE) from a language policy and planning (LPP) perspective. Based on a review of EMI policy research in diverse higher education contexts, we address several key contemporary
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Applied Research in Quality of Life.
The present study aimed to examine Hong Kong junior secondary school students’ participation in different types of political activities, to identify profiles of adolescents based on their political participation, and to examine potential protective
Autor:
Lixin Huang, Lei Zhang, Xiaonan Huang, Mingyue Gu, Zhangxin Chen, Ke He, Luqi Huang, Jie Deng, Zhenzhan Chang, Chao Shi, Juan Guo
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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications. 582:125-130
CYP76AH1 is the key enzyme in the biosynthesis pathway of tanshinones in Salvia miltiorrhiza, which are famous natural products with activities against various heart diseases and others. CYP76AH1 is a membrane-associated typical plant class II cytoch
Autor:
Michelle Mingyue Gu, Wanyu Amy Ou
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International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism. 25:2741-2758
Previous research on classroom interaction in international university contexts tended to focus on individual speakers’ language (in)competence. This paper adopts a translanguaging and spatial orie...
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Applied Linguistics Review.
Although the potential of translanguaging within ESL/EFL classroom contexts to promote students’ linguistic learning has been well-documented, most studies have focused on ESL/EFL teachers (whose L1 is not English) and their students’ ideologies