After reading “The Information Ecosystem,” You may consider responding to the following prompts: 1. Do you agree with Berger in his assessment that “We’re bombarded with too much data, too much information, too many images and numbers from everywhere all at once?” How do you think this bombardment has changed since the article …
After reading “The Information Ecosystem,” You may consider responding to the following prompts: 1. Do you agree with Berger in his assessment that “We’re bombarded with too much data, too much information, too many images and numbers from everywhere all at once?” How do you think this bombardment has changed since the article …
Write a research paper on the Impact of modern lifestyle on health
After reading “The Information Ecosystem,” You may consider responding to the following prompts:
Discuss whether the emerging world Englishes due to globalization potentially could threaten mutual comprehensibility where BrEng or AmEng no longer are the norm. What are the implications and what could some of the solutions be? Also, briefly define and describe the term ‘standard English’. What are the pros and cons of having such a term? …
Discuss how English has developed as a global lingua franca. Give some examples of how varieties of English have evolved, first and second varieties and become standardized, i.e. how colonialism and British English has impacted on a country´s variety of English. Reflect upon concepts such as intelligibility, diversity, identity, EIL, ELF,settler colonization, pidgin and creole, …
Discuss the conception of English as an international language based on Kachru´s concentric model of the inner, outer, and expanding circle countries, compared to Modiano´s centripetal circle of World varieties. What are the fundamental differences and what implications will this have from a teaching perspective? Reflect upon concepts such as native speakers, second-language speakers, and …
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The subject of English in a Swedish school context is currently taught as an EFL, but where the platform EIL would be better suited to meet the requirements of the syllabuses for English. Explain the two concepts and their differences and why an EIL platform is better suited from a critical ELT perspective. What role …
Demonstrate understanding of the concept “Coded Language” and apply that concept to a novel. What does this mean? You need to show how Gilead uses its own coded language to maintain its authority over people. https://libgen.rocks/ads.php?md5=244e77c7fdbef6d72a706205c786f636
What unique opportunities or challenges have you experienced throughout your high school career that have shaped who you are today?
