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Using Virtual Worlds to ‘Soft Control’ People’s Movements in the Real One
Science Daily ScienceDaily (Mar. 16, 2012) — Eighty-eight percent of Americans now own a cell phone, forming a massive network that offers scientists a wealth of information and an infinite number of new applications. With the help of these phone … Continue reading
Posted in Cyberspace, Headlines, Technology
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The importance on how non-native English speakers identify English vowels
There exists a significant amount of research pertaining to the second-language (L2) learner’s vowel perception and the influences of the native (L1) language (Flege, 2002; Flege, Munro, and MacKay, 1995; Munro, Flege, and MacKay, 1996 cited in Bundgaard-Nielsen et al., … Continue reading
Posted in Language Education
Tagged 192, American, amount, assimilation, Australian, Bilingualism, CAH, Cognition, com, contrastive analysis hypothesis, difficulty, english vowels, ESL, Flege, Flickr, individual, information, learners, learning history, linguistic variables, Mackay, mayr, munro, native english speakers, nielsen, number, PAM, perceptual learning, perceptual systems, proficiency, Psycholinguistics, Rounded, second language, size, SLM, Soc, vowel perception, width
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Scientist who said climate change sceptics had been proved wrong accused of hiding truth by colleague
Source: Daily Mail Professor Richard Muller, of Berkeley University in California, and his colleagues from the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperatures project team (BEST) claimed to have shown that the planet has warmed by almost a degree centigrade since 1950 and … Continue reading
Posted in Agenda 21/Great Reset, Headlines, Ponerology
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