… effects of globalization on the Chinese language from these different but closely … language
education of the Chinese children in Britain. The structure of the chapter is as follows. We first …

… universalise early childhood educational provision, this exploratory study investigated the
value attributed to play and drama-based teaching and learning in early childhood education …

… vocabulary development, it is unclear how the use of such games impact other proficiencies.
This is similar to the digital game-based language … These dynamic and integrated learning …

… for the first time-has to be followed, but the participants link the conventional ritual events
with their own stories and personal experiences put in metaphorical language and action. The …

… Furthermore, we demonstrate how language is used to serve the functions of scaffolding and
to provide learning opportunities as students progress in the zone of proximal development …

… great importance to cultivating children’s skills in composing folk songs. When a baby learns
to speak, his parents teach him to sing children’s folk songs; when a child grows old enough…

… language just to learn the language, it’s not useless, but I think… you don’t embody the
experience to the fullest… The point of learning another language … dynamic nature of culture. For …

… that the migrant workers are as ‘normal’as all other urbanites and even ‘… personal traits
that greatly exceed the normal or average in their peers. This advocacy of their ‘normal to ‘…

… In this study, we first analysed the keywords in the GWRs of the two terms’ offices to observe
the overall characterisation of the aboutness. Then, we made a further inspection of the …

… 1990s are quite different from those of the early migrations and I will return to this point later.
… Chinese Language Council International, a nongovernmental and non-profit organization …