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Conference proceedings 1998rganise this Workshop because they felt that Microelectronics was ‘a(chǎn)t a turning point‘ to become the core of the largest industry in the world and that this warranted a serious (re-)consideration of our educational imperatives. It is now two years since and their feeling has become reality: nobody d

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Jean-Claude Nataf on what the major issues are in interpreter training, how interpreter training should be performed, and who the active figures are in this field. The database constructed is of value to trainers, trainees and researchers alike. Future research directions are also pointed out at the end of the study

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Marcel J. M. Pelgromeived language abilities (in English and Chinese) and their learning of interpreting. The results also indicate that language abilities and interpreting ability are closely connected. Furthermore, in interpreting between English and Chinese, learners’ self-perceived overall competence in the English

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Yuminosuke Yano a similar general landscape. However, it was found that the journal has some particular subthemes that are significantly different from other T&I journals. Through this exercise of meta-review and comparison of . and other academic journals, the study sheds light on the features of pedagogical rese

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Nihal Sinnadurai5-year-old children’s sense of humor; however, an interaction between gender and age was evident. There were close relationships among 3 to 5-year-old children’s humor development, their temperament and their parents’ humor styles. Children’s age, temperament reaction, activity, inhibition, and pare

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B. O’Neill,J. Donnelly,C. Kelleher,G. T. Wrixon,J. Linehan,P. O’Callaghan,O. Dugganears setting are reported. Evidence of young children’s humor presenting as carnivalesque clowning; challenges to perceived authority, often in the form of ‘grotesque’ humor; carnivalesque performance not differentiating between performers and audience; and carnivality as a mode of communication, is

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