If you answered yes, you were probably using a form of moral reasoning called "utilitarianism." Stripped down to its essentials, utilitarianism is a moral principle that holds that the morally right ...

The Reading Teacher, Vol. 54, No. 8, Embracing Pluralism Worldwide, Part 2: Classrooms in the U.S. (May, 2001), pp. 744-746 (3 pages) ...

Psychology of Language (LING 315) is an introductory course in psycholinguistics. Students learn to examine how language production and comprehension happen in the human mind. The course attracts many ...

Abstract: Cognates are words that share a common origin or have been borrowed across languages, often exhibiting similarities in both sound and meaning. In this work, we introduce a fully ...

While working on my endorsement for English as a second language, I learned about cognates—words that share similar meanings, spellings, and pronunciations across two languages. Back then, I thought ...

Join Dr Gerardo Ortega - Associate Professor within the University of Birmingham's Department of English Language and Linguistics - for his online seminar entitled 'Manual cognates: Iconic gestures ...

Cognates are words that are orthographically and semantically identical (or similar) between languages. The purpose of Experiment 1 was to provide educators and researchers with orthographic ...

Explore-before-explain teaching is an invitation to rethink the roles of teachers and students in world language classrooms, increase student agency for learning, and promote the unique combination of ...

A particular Act in Indian law defines these two relatively unfamiliar words. * “agnate” – one person is said to be an agnate of another if the two are related by blood or adoption wholly through ...