This research project by Dr. Anthony Manning explores the implications and recommendations regarding EAP assessment literacy for the International Foundation Program (IFP) and cross-curricular collaboration. The study delves into defining assessment literacy, research objectives, relevant literature

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The Education Assistance Program (EAP) by the Tohono O'odham Education Department aims to preserve Native American culture and language by empowering individuals to achieve their fullest potential through self-respect, awareness, and education. This program offers financial support prioritizing tuit

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Employee Assistance Program (EAP) offers up to 6 counseling sessions for personal and work-related issues, access to a wellbeing platform, online CBT, and various supports. It is accessible 24/7, free, and confidential, with no information shared with the employer. The EAP can help with stress, anxi

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Prisma Health offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) powered by Lifeworks to support employees, students, and their families with various resources for personal and work-related challenges. The program includes counseling, life coaching, financial and legal consultations, community referrals, a

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The City of Houston implements a hybrid Employee Assistance Program (EAP) model providing onsite and offsite services through external contract personnel. The program offers professional counseling and training services to employees, dependents, and management. The procurement process involved evalu

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Prisma Health's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) powered by Lifeworks, led by Stephanie A. John, MS, LMFT, LAC, focuses on providing support and resources for employees, students, and their families. The program collaborates with USC School of Medicine Greenville to offer quality educational and pr

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The City of Houston offers a hybrid Employee Assistance Program (EAP) model that provides professional counseling and training services to employees and their dependents. The EAP includes onsite and offsite services, delivering a wide range of support to address various issues such as stress, family

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Penn Foundation's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of employees by providing counseling, support services, and resources to address a variety of difficulties such as anxiety, depression, communication skills, and more. EAP offers free sessions and access to

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The future of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) in the UK is uncertain due to the potential impacts of Brexit. Decreases in EU student enrollment, loss of academic talent, and challenges in recruiting international staff pose significant risks. Competition from other countries and the shifting lan

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Essential information on EAP training topics including emergency procedures, safe meeting locations, fire protocols, and emergency supply locations at MICA campus. Details on life-threatening emergencies, fire response, and designated meeting points for staff are highlighted, emphasizing the importa

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Updates and changes in IHCDA's Energy Assistance Program (EAP) operations include transitioning to EAPConnect, enhancing online applications, contract guidelines, and vendor agreements. Important details about EAPConnect, federal compliance, vendor MOAs, and transmittals are highlighted for efficien

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This presentation provides insights from the Teaching Staff Digital Experience Insights Survey for the year 2020-21. It focuses on key metrics related to technology at the organization, technology in teaching, and the development of digital skills among teaching staff. The survey collected feedback

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Explore the use of Teachers Forums for EAP Teacher Development, providing a space for peer support, feedback, and discussions on pedagogical practices. Learn how these forums promote collaboration, shared experiences, and continuous professional growth among educators. Gain insights from reflections

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This insightful article explores the shifting landscape of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) teaching over the past three decades. It discusses emerging challenges, evolving instructional targets, and the changing dynamics of academic writing globally. The narrative delves into the vanishing cente

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The increasing presence of international students at UK universities necessitates language support, yet the oversight of proofreading services has been lacking. Unregulated interventions by proofreaders raise ethical concerns, impacting student grades. This study explores various perspectives of stu

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Delve into Sandra Leigh's research on post-EAP experiences of students in higher education, examining the value and impact of EAP education on students' transition and adaptation to the university setting. The study focuses on socialisation theories, research methodology, findings, and lessons learn

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This research delves into the first-year experiences of post-EAP students at the University of Nottingham, focusing on socialization structures, challenges faced by international and first-year students, and the impact of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programs. The study aims to understand the

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Venture out of the EAP comfort zone and delve into the evolving landscape of English for Academic Purposes with a focus on practitioner identity reconstruction. Dr. Jeni Driscoll's presentation at the BALEAP Conference 2023 challenges traditional notions of EAP through collaboration with various dis

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Explore the concept of echo chambers in the EAP practitioner community, addressing issues of identity, language reinforcement, and the need to break away for growth. Delve into overcoming the Cinderella status of EAP within academic institutions to elevate its recognition and value.

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Simulated teaching is a powerful training technique that uses role-playing to change student behavior. It helps student teachers practice teaching skills in artificial scenarios before real classroom situations. This method allows for effective feedback, easy implementation, and the opportunity to r

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Delve into the motivations and challenges faced by EAP practitioners, heads of EAP departments, and journal editors when it comes to publishing research. Explore the impact of engaging in research on classroom teaching practices, the significance of writing in EAP, and the credibility and authority

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Professional development project at GCU London focused on adapting lectures for international students by collaborating between subject specialist lecturers and EAP practitioners. The project aimed to incorporate an international and intercultural dimension into the curriculum, leading to improved l

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Explore the concept of "Idiot Schoolmasters" and "Threshold Concepts" in the realm of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) education. Delve into the idea that everyone has the potential to teach and learn from one another, challenging traditional views of knowledge transmission. Discover how threshol

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This presentation by Andrew Drybrough evaluates the contribution of pre-sessional and in-sessional courses in teaching critical thinking to masters students. It discusses the importance of critical thinking skills in EAP, examines the responsibilities of various stakeholders, addresses the audience

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Explore the integration of tasks and actions in English for Academic Purposes (EAP), including the evolution of professional language associations, frameworks for communication modes, skills essential for academic success, and strategies like Blooms Taxonomy for effective learning outcomes.

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Recent A.I. technology developments are impacting the future of teaching EAP writing skills. The landscape includes faster Large Language Models, integration with popular applications, and specialized A.I. tools for researchers and students. Vulnerabilities to A.I. include massification of higher ed

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Fall 2010 guidelines at Cal Poly emphasize transparent, equitable, and supportive policies for student success, ensuring clear expectations, continuous policy review, and monitoring through Expected Academic Progress (EAP) for degree progression. Advisors assist students in creating academic plans t

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Explore innovative pronunciation activities for EAP learners focusing on diphthongs and nuclear stress. Discover strategies to contrast sounds across languages, provide visual cues, and integrate nuclear stress training into assessment preparation. Utilize methods like correction through non-verbal

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Delve into the evolution of English for Academic Purposes (EAP) through a qualitative SWOT analysis by Professor Douglas Bell. Uncover the growing demand for EAP, enhanced scholarly dissemination, and widened research scope. Explore the professionalization of EAP, influenced by organizations like BA

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This project focuses on assessing national quality assurance structures in higher education institutions in Moldova, Ukraine, and Belarus. It aims to address challenges, differences, and cross-country cooperation for ensuring quality standards. The background emphasizes the importance of quality ass

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This study delves into the identities, advantages, and challenges faced by non-native English teachers in English for Academic Purposes (EAP) in the UK. By examining the nuanced aspects of non-native identities, accent perceptions, and societal expectations, the research sheds light on the complexit

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California high school students admitted to CSU are often unprepared for college-level English and math. This mini-unit aims to improve readiness through EAP assessments, scoring levels, and rubric criteria to ensure students excel in the EAP exam.

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A study by Benet Vincent and Aleksandar Trklja explores the awareness of hedging among EAP learners, focusing on the importance of hedging in academic discourse and its role in pragmatic competence. The research aims to assess the proficiency of EAP students in recognizing and using hedges in their

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Investigating the teaching approaches to critical thinking in EAP writing classes, this meta-synthesis research delves into the importance of critical thinking, key issues in the literature review, defining critical thinking, enhancing criticality in academic writing, and understanding critical thin

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In an EAP classroom at Dalhousie University, Shazia Nawaz Awan guides students in writing research essays. The process involves understanding topics, researching, planning, and utilizing learned grammar and structure skills. Students learn to analyze topics, research independently, and craft compell

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Explore the realm of Critical EAP (CEAP) through the lens of political theory and pedagogy. Delve into the hazards and dilemmas faced by EAP practitioners as they navigate the balance between teaching for results and engaging in political liberation. Discover three paths to incorporating CEAP in the

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Explore the differences between spoken academic English and conversational English, examine discipline-specific constraints, and delve into corpus analysis findings that shape EAP materials. Discover the evolution of ESP/EAP traditions, the availability of spoken academic corpora like MICASE, and in

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An in-depth look into how EAP practitioners perceive the integration of critical, social justice texts in the EAP curriculum. The debate surrounding the political nature of EAP, recent discussions, and session overviews in educational contexts are explored, with a focus on a specific talk by JPB Ger

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Delve into the BALEAP 2019 workshop held in Leeds where EAP experts and creative arts academics discuss bridging gaps, challenging boundaries, and fostering collaborative practices. Motivated by the evolving landscape of international students in creative arts, this workshop aims to unify diverse pe

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Characteristics of good teaching include being sensitive to students' abilities and needs, using effective teaching methods, and integrating interactive teaching approaches. Teachers should structure their teaching in relation to students, be familiar with the curriculum, and develop methods that en

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