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- 3Baudelaire, Charles, 1821-1867. Criticism and interpretation.
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L’anxiété Langagière chez des Étudiants (es) de Niveau Universitaire qui Suivent des Cours de Français et dont la Langue Première est L’anglais
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Language anxiety (LA) is a relatively common phenomenon that is likely to negatively influence the well-being and success of students learning a second language. Despite this, very few studies on this type of anxiety experienced by English-speaking students from French immersion environments who...
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L'enseignement de la Francophonie mondiale: la situation actuelle dans les écoles secondaires francophones de l'Alberta
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Fall 2013
Vocabulary plays an important role in students’ ability to understand academic content. For Francophone students in a minority setting, a poor vocabulary not only results in their difficulty at grasping the content, but it also impedes their ability to understand reading materials in core...
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Fall 2012
Exile, a term that encompasses a variety of meanings, implies primarily an uprootal or a displacement towards something else: the departure from a point of familiarity towards the unknown. These days, in a world where individuals are increasingly mobile and métissés, this term no longer applies...
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Fall 2012
This thesis concerns the possible contribution to ethics of the first two books of Roger Lemelin, Au pied de la pente douce and Les Plouffe. The contribution is framed by the Socratic question “how should we live?” and the Rawlsian process of reflective equilibrium between the institutions and...