101. Division Of Teaching & Learning Services This is achieved through high quality support for teaching and learning, A study skills booklet has been developed specifically for students commencing http://dtls.cqu.edu.au/students/study_skills.html

for Students for Staff the Division for Students About Flexible Learning Assignment Submission Course Profiles Getting Help ... CQU Study Skills CQU Study Skills Good news for students who are returning to study after a long break and would like to refresh their study skills or students who just feel that they lack the necessary skills for study at tertiary level. A study skills booklet has been developed specifically for students commencing study at Central Queensland University. CQU Study Skills The Division of Teaching and Learning Services Central Queensland University Authorised by Jeanne McConachie Web design and graphic interface by: The Multimedia Design Centre Please send feedback and bug reports to: dtls-webmaster@cqu.edu.au

102. UTS: English Language Study Skills Assistance Learning Teaching Resources. • UTS Links • study Links. • Recent News • Archives Integration of academic skills in teaching and learning. http://www.elssa.uts.edu.au/about/research.htm

Welcome Staff Research FAQ ... Archives City campus Level 18, Tower Building PO Box 123 Broadway NSW 2007 Australia Phone +61 2 9514 2327 Fax +61 2 9514 2321 Kuring-gai campus Room K2.522 PO Box 222 Lindfield NSW 2070 Australia Phone +61 2 9514 5160 Fax +61 2 9514 5524 Opening hours Monday to Thursday from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Friday from 9:30 am to 2:00 pm e-mail elssa.centre@uts.edu.au Research - ELSSA Centre research report 2004 ELSSA Centre academics are actively engaged in a range of research projects that investigate questions pertaining to language, literacy, identity, pedagogy and educational policy in various intercultural contexts, both in Australia and abroad. 2004 was a very productive year for ELSSA Centre researchers. With fewer than ten core staff, we managed to produce a total of 2 book chapters, 1 international refereed journal paper, 1 national refereed journal paper, and 2 conference proceedings papers (a total of 5.5 DEST points). We also presented at 1 international conference, 2 invited seminars abroad, 5 regional/national conferences, 1 statewide seminar, and 2 UTS forums. This year our work was presented here in Australia and also in China, New Zealand, Tonga, and the USA.

103. University Of Botswana Academic Centres communications study skills. educational technology goals 2003 activities services highlights related links teaching and learning http://www.ub.bw/departments/centres/cad_css.cfm

search UB web: UB future campus official documents management documents ... INNOPAC The Communication and Study Skills Unit (CSSU) teaches communication and study skills to all incoming first year students. The courses are designed to help students make the difficult transition from secondary to tertiary level education. To facilitate this transition, courses are specifically designed for the communication needs of students in different faculties. The different study modes and strategies applicable to university study are also taught. Each course also contains a section which focuses upon the development of academic writing skills which go beyond the narrow conceptualisation of communication and study skills as a course concerned only with study skills activities and incidental remediation of writing conventions, grammar, punctuation and essay structuring. Currently, communication and Study Skills courses are offered to first year students only. With the introduction of semeristerised courses from August 2002, CSSU courses will be offered as General Education Courses (GEC) at two levels. Level I will comprise six (6) foundation courses, which every 1st year student will be required to study in two semesters to earn a total of 4 credits.

104. Teaching/Studying English As A Second/Foreign Language TOEICMindstorm - (JP); Training Resources Store ESL and Business skills An on-line magazine for those teaching and learning English as a Foreign http://www.growing.com/skills/english/esl_list.html

This list is brought to you courtesy of www.growing.com Please notify us of any outdated or new links. Academic Testing ETS Net Distributors of the TOEFL, SAT, GRE, and GMAT GRE OnLine from ETS - Educational Testing Service Kaplan Study helps for the major university placement tests MBA Explorer and also GMAT Online Testing Center SAT, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE SAT Program Information from College Board Online Articles about Language 75 ESL Teaching Ideas Internet Teaching Journal / Hall Houston - (JP) A Cross-language Study of Nasal Sounds Stephen G. Lambacher, University of Aizu, Japan - (JP) An Analysis of Computer Workstation and Handwriting Output by ESP Students John Izzo, University of Aizu, Japan - (JP) Analytic and Systemic Analyses of Computer-Supported Language Learning Environments Joy L. Egbert, Leonard M. Jessup - (JP) Engines for Educators from The Institute for the Learning Sciences English and its History - Blue Rider Development Extensive Reading vs Skills Building in an EFL Context Reading in a Foreign Language / T. Robb - (JP) First Steps to Internet Connectivity from The Language Teacher - (JP) Frequency and Duration of Nasal Sounds: An Experiment with Japanese Speakers Stephen G. Lambacher, University of Aizu, Japan - (JP)

105. Teachit's English Teaching Resources Welcome to Teachit s library of free English teaching resources. NEW The Teachit book group. Now that you have some extra time on your hands (once you ve http://www.teachit.co.uk/index.asp

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