Tag search:MA Dissertation

Mining for interaction : a study of task-induced interaction in game environments via different modes of communication. A dissertation submitted to the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies of the University of Victoria University of Wellington in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Applied Linguistics)

by Liam Atwood
Paper Book, 2015
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MA Dissertation, Computer Assisted Language Learning - CALL, Digital Game Based Language Learning - DGBLL, Task based language teaching, Computer games, Minecraft
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Research Projects - ATW

Wordsetting: the connection between words and melody. A pilot study: a preliminary investigation of how conscious audiation of vocabulary items in the context of a melody aids retention and recall. LALS 583 dissertation in partial fulfilment of MA in Applied Linguistics with accompanying CD.

by Rosie Salas
2006
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MA Dissertation, Memory, Music
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Research Projects - SAL

Conversational interaction: the effect of second language willingness to communicate on features of interaction. A dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for a degree of Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics

by Philip Michael Last
2007
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MA Dissertation, Second language acquisition, Spoken language
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Research Projects - LAS

Native and non-native speakers' perceptions of nonverbal behaviours in academic interactions. LALS 583 Research Dissertation submitted to S.L.A.L.S., V.U.W. in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Applied Linguistics

by Ewa Kusmierczyk
2008
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MA Dissertation, Nonverbal communication, Cross cultural communication
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Research Projects - KUS

The Tertiary academic reading experience: case studies of first year Pacific students. A Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics, Victoria University of Wellington

by Mary Ruth Davidson-Touma'a
2005
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MA Dissertation, Academic reading, Pacific Islands students
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Theses - DAV
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