Titlebook: English as a Medium of Instruction in Higher Education; Implementations and Wenli Tsou,Shin-Mei Kao Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pt

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Instructional Activities that Motivate Learners in Tourism Programe have identified one of the EMI tourism programs as a site for exploration. We observed classes, interviewed the instructor, and conducted student surveys as well as follow-up interviews. This chapter will start with an overview of studies on EMI programs in Taiwan and then take a close look at cla

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Developing Glocalized Materials for EMI Courses in the Humanitiesstudents are not language majors and thus may need to rely on a lingua franca, such as English, to complete their academic studies in the humanities within a limited time. This chapter will investigate two cases and find out some challenges faced by EMI teachers in designing the humanities courses a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51129-6edge in EMI courses. The feasible solution of motivating students to take EMI courses is to implement bridging courses which reduce learning anxiety about EMI courses and cultivate students’ global competence..During a recent period of medical education reform, vertical integration between basic and

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The New Politics of British Trade Unionismn a comprehensive university in southern Taiwan. Finally, the chapter will suggest quick but effective activities that meet teachers’ needs for quality feedback and students’ desire for oral practice.