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Science Communication across Disciplines: Reflecting on STEM Identity Building through Notation in Science Communication ePortfolios

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Christine Alfano; Emily Polk; Jennifer Stonaker – Across the Disciplines, 2023

The Notation in Science Communication (NSC) provides students an opportunity to develop their abilities to effectively communicate technical information to varied audiences using multiple genres and modes. A total of 115 students have earned the NSC as of May 2023. Currently there are just over 100 students in the program, with between 40-50 new…

Descriptors: Communication Skills, College Students, Electronic Publishing, Portfolios (Background Materials)

Mueve la Almohada. Levante la Cara. (Move the Pillow. Lift Your Head.) An Analysis of Correction Talk in Mexican and Central American Parent Child Interaction.

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Bhimji, Fazila – Issues in Applied Linguistics, 1997

Examines verbal and nonverbal communications employed in Hispanic families to correct children's speech and nonverbal behaviors, examining the interactions across various settings. Data come from video recordings taken in natural settings in Hispanic communities. Generally, parents employed unmodulated corrections and bald imperatives to direct…

Descriptors: Body Language, Child Behavior, Communication Skills, Hispanic Americans