Strawberries for Mavis in Wales: Word play as metalinguistic knowledge
Author
Laugharne, Janet
Date
2005-01-01Publisher
Common Ground
ISSN
1447-9494
Metadata
Show full item recordAbstract
Double blind peer reviewed article in an international online journal, which was published in Australia. Reviewers commented that the research represented a contribution to knowledge in the area of bilingualism and that there was little such contribution from Wales in the research field. As part of the review process peer reviewing of three other journal articles was undertaken by the author who acted as guest editor for volume 10 of 'The International Journal of Learning'.
The research reported was one of several disseminations of a two year research project asking pupils in Year 5 (eight and nine years old) and Year 8 (twelve and thirteen years old) their opinions about and experiences of bilingualism in Wales. Other sections of the research were presented at international conference on bilingualism (International Symposium on Bilingualism ISB4 University of Arizona, 2004) and literacy education (United Kingdom Literacy Association UKLA, University of Swansea, 2007)
Journal/conference proceeding
International Journal of Learning
Citation
International Journal of Learning 10, pp.3623-3633
Collections
- Education Research [256]
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, subject and abstract.
-
The impact of the development stage of a hallmark event on the host city and the local communities: A case study of the Olympic Games in London 2012
Jurisch, C. Jacqueline (Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2012)The overall research aim was to give a critical overview of the impacts of the development stage of a hallmark event on the host city and the local communities. This dissertation was investigating the case study of the ... -
Capturing Research Value in Commercial Design Outputs
Al Batlouni, Dana (Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2020)Effective university-industry collaboration has become a major focus for governments in recent years. Universities are increasingly expected to play a greater role in the innovation system and evidence their contribution ... -
An investigation into how businesses use sponsorship within their marketing strategy to promote the organisation at events and what motivates the organisation to do so
Emmett, Andrew (Cardiff Metropolitan University, 2015)The focus of this research is to analyse and research how businesses use sponsorship within marketing mix to promote the organisation at events, from this the researcher looked into the different motivations for sponsoring ...