LINGUIST List 6.34

Sat 14 Jan 1995

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 SYSTEM - An International Journal of Educational Technology and
 Applied Linguistics - Edited by: N.F. Davies, Sweden
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 CONTENTS - Volume 22 No. 3 (1994)
 J. Burgess Ideational frameworks in integrated
 language learning.
 J. Gibbons Cycle and activity structures in second
 language instruction.
 B. Ferguson Overcoming gender bias in oral testing:
 the effect of introducing candidates.
 J. Hellekant Are multiple-choice tests unfair to girls?
 T. Reves & P. Medgyes The non-native English speaking EFL/ESL
 teacher's self-image: an international survey.
 G. Cumming et al On-line lexical resources for language
 learners: assessment of some approaches to word
 definition.
 N. Markee Using electronic mail to manage the implementation
 of educational innovations.
 V.J. Lefta Machine-translated text: is it comprehensible to
 proficient readers?
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 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd - UK freesampleelsevier.co.uk
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