曹植遊仙「詩」研究
黃樂怡
ISBN: 9789881396938
Source: 擷華初集 - 論文篇 / 作者: 嶺南大學中文文學碩士課程 . 香港 : 匯智出版有限公司, 2015, p. 381-436
A corpus-based study of noun-adjective continuum in Japanese and English
Hirata, Masayuki; Fang, A.C.
Source: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of Asian Association of Lexicography, June 2015, p. 281-301
Bringing social interdependence theory to postgraduate EAP teaching practice
Leung, Chi Sun Benjamin
Building English fluency with Readers Theatre: From student to early childhood education teacher
Stamper, Suzan Elizabeth
Contrastive analysis of cross-lingual discourse strategies in post-handover Hong Kong Government’s Financial Budgeting Press
Ng, P. P. K.; Leung, Chi Sun Benjamin
Introducing LearnEnglish Teens
Rickard, Jonathan
Source: KOTESOL National Conference, May 2015, article number
Language attitudes and listener-oriented properties in non-native speech
Dmitrieva, Olga; Law, Wai Ling; Lin, Mengxi; Wang, Yuanyuan; Cooklin, Jenna; Kentner, Ashley
Language curriculum design for engineering students: How specific can it be?
Carmichael, Sarah; Wu, Kam Yin; Lee, Yuen Yee
The final stage of curriculum innovation for the four year degree program at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology was the development of specialized department-based English courses for senior undergraduate students in the School of Engineering. These students are in their fourth year of study and have built up considerable subject expertise. The Center for Language Education has developed four such courses for Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Civil Engineering. All these courses include an academic component, preparing students to write and present on their Final Year Project, as well as a professional communication component, but all have to be tailored to the specific academic requirements of the department, and cater for differing professional contexts after graduation. We report on some of the issuesinvolved and the challengesfaced, in designing specialized courses, using authentic materials, to meet specific purposes. Questions which arose included: how specific should the materials be given that within the same department, academic projects may be extremely varied? How should we handle professional communication, given that students may enter a variety of occupations after graduation? Our resolution of such issues may be applicable to curriculum developers facing similar challenges in other institutions.