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Language and Culture Sample Clauses

Language and Culture. This lot covers all research requirements that primarily or uniquely apply to one or more of the following audiences:  Black African  Black Caribbean  Indian  Pakistani  Bangladeshi  Chinese  Eastern European  Welsh Speakers Suppliers will need to demonstrate an understanding of one or more of these communities, the faith groups within those communities where applicable, and a facility with the relevant language(s). Qualitative research will be required within this sub-lot for UK-based research and, for international research; access to both quantitative and qualitative research will be required Suppliers will need to demonstrate their expertise in accessing one or more of these audiences, and the methodologies or techniques that they use in researching those audiences.
Language and Culture. Canada will provide one time funding in the amount of $833,815, adjusted in accordance with B.6, as set out in Table 2 of Schedule B to support Tla’amin language and culture.
Language and Culture. Cultural aspects, such as language, influence many facets of the evaluation process, including data collection, implementation of the evaluation program and the analysis and interpretation of the evaluation results. Language can be a major barrier to communicating concepts that the evaluator is trying to access, and translation is often required (Ebbutt, 1998). Thus, evaluators need to take this into account when planning the evaluation process (Xxxxxx & Xxxxxxx, 1993).
Language and Culture. Oxford: Oxford UP, 1998. Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx. “Metaphors of Hunger and Satiety in Xxxxxxxx Xxxx’x Monkey King and Xxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx’x Hunger.” Transnational, National and Personal Voices: New Perspectives on Asian American and Asian Diasporic Women Writers. Ed. Xxxxxx Xxxxx and Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx. Munster: Lit Verlag, 2004. 215-30. XxXxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx X.X. Xxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx. “Psychological Impact of Biculturalism: Evidence and Theory.” Psychological Bulletin 114.3 (1993): 395-412. Xxxxx, X. X. The Divided Self. New York: Pantheon-Random, 1969. Xxxxxx, Xxxx. “The Literatures of America: A Comparative Discipline.”
Language and CultureThe Parties commit to discussing the following over the Medium Term: a) establishing the Language and Cultural Committee to oversee Language and Culture initiatives;
Language and Culture. 1. Fields of Co-operation A. The Parties shall develop co-operation programs for the promotion of both the Portuguese and Korean languages and cultures in both countries, particularly in the fields of Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Cinema, Media and Multimedia, as well as in the book area. B. Either Party shall encourage the entities responsible for the area of language and culture to establish direct co-operation structures within their competencies in similar institutions of the other Party. 2. Co-operation in the field of Language 3. Assessment and Certification of Proficiency in the Portuguese Language
Language and CultureTeaching and learning must validate, enrich, and support our culturally, socially, and linguistically diverse school community. Practices include: • K-12 balanced bi-literacy programs in Spanish/English and Korean/English with a vision for continuing opportunities in middle and high school for developing a third language given sufficient funding. • Culturally relevant and responsive pedagogy and instructional materials • A system of learning supports that engages families in the life of the school, its programs, and culture (e.g., home visits, family homework, Parent Center)
Language and CultureTeaching and learning must validate, enrich, and support our culturally, socially, and linguistically, diverse school community. Practices include: Community: Teaching and learning must be situated within respectful, productive and inclusive communities that value the participation of all members. Practices include: Agency and Democracy: Teaching and learning must support active, critical, and democratic problem solving and participation in the context of the global political economy. Practices include:
Language and Culture. This lot covers all research requirements that primarily or uniquely apply to one or more of the following audiences: Black African Black Caribbean Indian Pakistani Bangladeshi Chinese Eastern European Welsh Speakers Suppliers will need to demonstrate an understanding of one or more of these communities, the faith groups within those communities where applicable, and a facility with the relevant language(s). Qualitative research will be required within this sub-lot for UK-based research and, for international research; access to both quantitative and qualitative research will be required Suppliers will need to demonstrate their expertise in accessing one or more of these audiences, and the methodologies or techniques that they use in researching those audiences.

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