Language of instruction Sample Clauses

Language of instruction. The school’s language of instruction is English Home Language. The official First Additional Language is Afrikaans. Learners will be admitted based on their ability to communicate and develop academically in English. Learners will be supported in these languages based on their diagnostic test results. Conversational Zulu is offered in the Foundation Phase.
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Language of instruction. As a rule, the language of instruction at Artevelde UAS is Dutch. Additionally, Artevelde UAS offers several initial bachelor programmes in other languages. The language of instruction in these programmes is indicated in the study information. Artevelde UAS is free to determine the language of instruction of the advanced bachelor programmes. The language of instruction of these advanced bachelor programmes is indicated in the study information. At Artevelde UAS, the following educational activities may be organised and assessed in a language other than Dutch in any initial bachelor programme:  the course units that have a foreign language as a subject and that are taught in that language;  the course units that are taught by non-native guest lecturers;  the foreign language course units which, at the initiative of the student and with the consent of the institution, are taken at a different higher education institution;  the course units which, by virtue of explicit reasoning, can be assumed to be an asset for the students and for the professional field and functionality of the study programme;  course units in study programmes that are designed specifically for foreign students. The load of course units taught in a foreign language in the standard study track of any initial bachelor programme with Dutch as language of instruction, is no more than 18.33 % (i.e. 33 credits) of the total volume of the course units offered in the standard study track of that study programme. The calculation of this load does not include the course units that have a foreign language as subject and that are taught in that language, and course units taught in a foreign language at another higher education institution. If the entire or part of a course unit is taught in a language other than Dutch, this is stated on the ECTS sheet. Moreover, for course units taught in a foreign language, a Dutch and an English ECTS sheet is always provided. The students retain the right to follow an entire bachelor programme in Dutch at all times. In addition, the students at all times retain the right to take an examination in Dutch for a course unit in which a language of instruction other than Dutch is used, and for which the same study programme has no equivalent in Dutch. This regulation does not apply in the following three cases:  the educational activities with a foreign language as subject  the course units taught in a foreign language which, at the initiative of the student and w...
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Language of instruction as a factor influencing teacher-student relationships Previous studies have not examined the effect of students‟ background on their relationships with teachers; however, there are several studies that have explored teacher- student relationships based on other student related socio-cultural features, such as ethnicity and culture. The findings of some studies suggest that culture seems to play an important role defining teacher-student relationships. (Xxxxx, 2002; Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxx, & Xxxxxxxxxxx, 2009). It could be explained by the fact that different cultures are regulated by different social regulations (Xxxxxx-Xxxx, Xxxxxx, & Xxxxxx, 2019). For example, in a qualitative study of twenty secondary school teachers‟ perspectives, it was found out that teachers working in Mediterranean countries like Spain tend to have closer relationships with their students while teachers working in Northern countries like England are less close with their students since they are aware of the risk that such close relationships could be misunderstood and considered as unprofessional practice (Xxxxxx- Xxxx et al., 2019). That is why people representing different cultures are likely to define what careful and close relationships are in different ways. In this study, similar findings might be expected for the effect of language on teacher-student relationships, since a person speaking a certain language is mostly embedded in the culture of that language and represents the same ethnicity.
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Language of instruction. Previous studies have not examined the effect of students‟ language of instruction on their level of emotional intelligence; however, there are several studies that have explored emotional intelligence based on students‟ skills in foreign language. For example, a quantitative study conducted by Xx, Xxxxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxxx (2015) with a sample of 159 students, identified that students having English as their foreign language of instruction demonstrated a high level of emotional intelligence. In addition, a study conducted with 330 Iranian students came to the conclusion that there is a significant relationship between students‟ emotional intelligence and their achievement in language learning (Zarezadeh, 2013). In this study, similar findings might be expected for the effect of language of instruction on students‟ emotional intelligence, since a person using a certain language of instruction must be good at it.
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Language of instruction. English is the official language of the EMTM program. For all courses, lectures, and reading materials as well as for the master thesis submission, English is the language of instruction.
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