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Introduction,/TCFL, and the current state of research in TCSL/TCFL to help readers who are interested in this issue understand the investigative context of this book, and to highlight the significance of the role of Taiwan in TCSL/TCFL.

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Book 2018he psychological characteristics of adult learners and their implications for immigrant Chinese curriculum design. As foreign learners of Chinese grow exponentially, this cutting edge read conceptualizes the educational philosophy of TCSL/TCFL as a distinctive discipline..

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Reality Psychology and Mental Health,guage between the two types of classes. However, after implementation, learning attitudes of the students in the high-achieving class show significant improvement over those in the low-achieving class, although both sets of students demonstrate an improved outcome.

Outspoken

Reality TV and Queer Identitiesluding introvert, extrovert, and self-demand; and (4) personal background, including bachelor degree major and identity. The findings have implications for professors advising NNCSPs, for NNCSPs themselves in similar contexts, and for the development of future studies.

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The Anxiety Factors of Studying Academic Chinese in Graduate Programs: Experiences of Non-Native Chluding introvert, extrovert, and self-demand; and (4) personal background, including bachelor degree major and identity. The findings have implications for professors advising NNCSPs, for NNCSPs themselves in similar contexts, and for the development of future studies.

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An Item Analysis of a Self-Made Placement Test for an Immigrant Chinese Program, mid-level Chinese language often mistake items involving Chinese language and comprehension, number reading, and actual calculation, and further, it is a myth that NNCSIs with higher-level Chinese do not make mistakes involving basic Chinese language points.