848 resultados para ICTs in English
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Background In recent years, an abstinence-focused, ‘recovery’ agenda has emerged in UK drug policy, largely in response to the perception that many opioid users had been ‘parked indefinitely’ on Opioid Substitution Therapy (OST). The introduction of ten pilot ‘Drug Recovery Wings’ (DRWs) in 2011 represents the application of this recovery agenda to prisons. This paper describes the DRWs’ operational models, the place of opiate dependent prisoners within them, and the challenges of delivering ‘recovery’ in prison. Methods In 2013, the implementation and operational models of all ten pilot DRWs were rapidly assessed. Up to three days were spent in each DRW, undertaking semi-structured interviews with a sample of 94 DRW staff and 102 DRW residents. Interviews were fully transcribed, and coded using grounded theory. Findings from the nine adult prisons are presented here. Results Four types of DRW were identified, distinguished by their size and selection criteria. Strikingly, no mid- or large-sized units regularly supported OST recipients through detoxification. Type A were large units whose residents were mostly on OST with long criminal records and few social or personal resources. Detoxification was rare, and medication reduction slow. Type B's mid-sized DRW was developed as a psychosocial support service for OST clients seeking detoxification. However, staff struggled to find such prisoners, and detoxification again proved rare. Type C DRWs focused on abstinence from all drugs, including OST. Though OST clients were not intentionally excluded, very few applied to these wings. Only Type D DRWs, offering intensive treatment on very small wings, regularly recruited OST recipients into abstinence-focused interventions. Conclusion Prison units wishing to support OST recipients in making greater progress towards abstinence may need to be small, intensive and take a stepped approach based on preparatory motivational work and extensive preparation for release. However, concerns about post-release deaths will remain.
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Tese de doutoramento, Linguística (Linguística Aplicada), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2015
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We will consider the architecture of the communication platform prototype, "World Cultures in English(es)" (WCE), in relation to the interaction among different types of media and audiences. Such an architecture has emphasized the need for an interdisciplinary team of scholars, librarians, and Information Technology experts who have conceived the prototype. This prototype was developed using PHP and MySQL, and is based on the University of Lisbon server. The "World Cultures in English(es)" is an Open Access platform bringing together different types of documents—written, audio, visual, multimedia, and electronic—and aims at educational, cultural, social, and economic inclusiveness, namely in terms of users with special needs. The WCE platform strongly implies social commitment through reliable information and forms of communication adequate to different kinds of audiences. The "World Cultures in English(es)" prototype will be tested by different audiences from different schools and universities, leading to the necessary adjustments.
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Currently, it is widely perceived among the English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teaching professionals, that motivation is a central factor for success in language learning. This work aims to examine and raise teachers’ awareness about the role of assessment and feedback in the process of language teaching and learning at polytechnic school in Benguela to develop and/or enhance their students’ motivation for learning. Hence the paper defines and discusses the key terms and, the techniques and strategies for an effective feedback provision in the context under study. It also collects data through the use of interview and questionnaire methods, and suggests the assessment and feedback types to be implemented at polytechnic school in Benguela
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Certificate for 2 shares of common stock in English Inns Limited to Hamilton K. Woodruff, Aug. 1, 1929.
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Certificate for 5 shares of preference shares in English Inns Limited to Hamilton K. Woodruff, Aug. 29, 1929.
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Certificate for 2 shares of common shares in English Inns Limited to Hamilton K. Woodruff, Aug. 29, 1929.
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Paul Latimer, Associate Professor, Department of Business Law and Taxation. Faculty of Business and Economics, Monash University. Présentation dans le cadre du cycle de conférences organisé par le CRDP intitulé « Le droit à la sécurité ... la sécurité par le droit ».
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Materiales didácticos (guías didácticas y manuales para profesores) del proyecto titulado 'Find out in English' que aúna varios objetivos a través de la utilización de diferentes disciplinas que convergen para lograr un mejor conocimiento del patrimonio histórico-artístico regional, mediante la utilización, como vehículo, de una lengua extranjera. La explotación didáctica de los materiales se realiza en tres fases. La primera que se basa en el tratamiento en el aula de los contenidos y procedimientos, la segunda, que consiste en la visita a diversos museos de la región en los que se asiste a una dramatización en lengua inglesa que supone un acercamiento histórico a los fondos de los museos visitados y la tercera que pretende consolidar los conocimientos adquiridos en las dos anteriores mediante actividades y juegos diversos. Los museos son el Medina Siyasa (Cieza - Murcia) y el Salzillo (Murcia).
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The framework was developed in response to feedback from partner institutions around Europe.
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El objetivo principal de este proyecto es mejorar la competencia comunicativa en inglés de los alumnos de 3õ y 4õ de ESO y 1õ de Bachillerato mediante el desarrollo curricular de las áreas de Geografía, Historia, Biología y Geología, Matemáticas y Educación Física. Para ello se elaboran materiales didácticos o se adaptan otros ya existentes con el fin de utilizarlos en la impartición de una enseñanza bilingüe en las mencionadas áreas. La metodología de trabajo consiste en la realización de actividades a partir de la lectura de textos entregados por los profesores o de información localizada en Internet, ambos en inglés. Se trata de que los alumnos comprendan esta información y, de este modo, puedan responder a las preguntas formuladas en unos cuestionarios, que presentan grados de dificultad diferentes. También se realizan visitas fuera del centro, donde se utilizan materiales en inglés, y sobre las que posteriormente se elaboran trabajos en los que se usa la lengua inglesa de forma escrita o hablada. Incluye un anexo con algunos de los recursos elaborados: textos en inglés, listados de direcciones web y cuestionarios.