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Vol. 16 No. 1 (2022)
Vol. 16 No. 1 (2022)
Published:
2022-02-12
Research Articles
Cultivating intercultural competences in digital higher education through English as an international language
Dr Ha Nguyen, Hilary Dolan, Samuel Taylor, Thomas Peyretti
1-16
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The impact of L2 self-efficacy beliefs on a Chinese international student’s learning approaches
Hua Yu, Mark Wyatt
17-34
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The impact of an embedded academic literacy approach on international student transition to an Australian university
Ruth ONeill, Edward Pember, Michael Dzator, June Sanderson
35-58
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Reporting verb variation across disciplines
An academic corpus study
Grant Eckstein, Jacob Rawlins, Hannah Taylor, Haley Briggs, Andrea Candland, Elizabeth Hanks, Sarah Hill
59-75
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Using reflection and self-analysis to develop university students’ academic presentation skills
Satu Tuomainen
76-90
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Introducing data-driven learning on a PhD pre-sessional programme
Dana Therova, Andrew Mckay
91-104
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The Academic Skills Model: The value of program mapping to support students’ literacies
Nicholas Charlton, Christopher Hart, Julie Somers, Averil Martin, Caryl Bosman
105-124
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Dialogue-enabling questions in academic writing tutorials
Ursula Wingate, Eva Ogiermann
125-139
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Positioning PELA practice within language and literacy development
Sarah Veitch, Stephen Johnson
140-151
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Conference Articles
Embedding resources into digital assessment rubrics
Bringing academic support directly to students
Grace Chipperfield, Lauren Butterworth, Pablo Munguia
C1-C11
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From classroom to classZoom: Participation and engagement in an online environment
Aurora Murphy, Deborah Nixon, Joseph Yeo
C12-C25
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Labelling the expertise of STEMM research communication advisors
Sylvia Anne Mackie, Julie Holden
C26-C44
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Letters and Comments
Discursive mingling and agentiveness in recontextualising “doing HDR research”
A self-critical sequel to De Rycker (2014)
Teun De Rycker
L1-L15
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