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Integrating language and content in mainstream biology classrooms - the experiences of English language learners
Globalization has vastly enhanced the mobility of people and ideas, in turn changing the world’s educational landscape and increasing the proportion of nonnative English speakers within English learning environments. Although research exists on English Language Learner (ELL) pedagogies and on intern...
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2017
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