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Needs and skills of dictionary use in Secondary Education

2021
Cette recherché vise à connaître les besoins et les compétences liées à l’utilisation du dictionnaire dans l’Enseignement Secondaire Obligatoire (ESO) dans une ville autonome espagnole. Pour ce faire, avec un échantillon de 215 étudiants de deux centres éducatifs, l’un public et l’autre subventionné, on a utilisé une méthodologie empirique-analytique ...
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Development of conversational skills by working with educational dictionaries in primary classes

ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, 2022
The article highlights educational dictionaries as the main educational tool for the development of conversational skills in primary school students. It says that dictionaries of pronunciation, spelling and explanatory teaching do not fully develop the communicative literacy of younger schoolchildren without the formation of literary pronunciation ...
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Motor Skills Bibliography: LVII. Baldwin's Dictionary through 1893

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1967
89 items concerning some aspect of motor skills are listed alphabetically.
C. H. Ammons, R. B. Ammons
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Online dictionary skills

2013
Successful dictionary use requires two ingredients: (1) high-quality, user-friendly dictionaries and (2) dictionary users who know what they are doing. The bulk of current research effort within lexicography concentrates on making better dictionaries, with new opportunities afforded by the electronic medium.
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From paper to electronic dictionaries: Evolving dictionary skills

2013
Successful dictionary use depends on two factors: (1) user-friendliness of dictionaries and (2) good dictionary reference skills of their users. As the world moves from paper to electronic dictionaries, we need to realize that the skills needed to use modern digital dictionaries are not necessarily identical to those for traditional print dictionaries.
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Seven Steps for Teaching the Use of the Dictionary as a Word Attack Skill

Academic Therapy, 1973
THE USE of the dictionary as a word attack skill can be beneficial to the reader who is approaching independence, as well as to the already independent reader. Eventually, the independent reader will be able to use the dictionary as a source of meanings for words, and as a source of expansion of vocabulary meanings.
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Dictionary skills in advanced learners’ coursebooks — Materials survey

2015
Nowadays, almost 65 years after the publication of the first advanced learner’s dictionary, this particular consultation source is considered “a useful addition to any [language] course” (Sharma & Barret, 2007: 52). However, as it was remarked by Leany (2007: 1), the ability to successfully utilize advanced learner’s dictionaries requires a ...
Molenda, Marek, Kiermasz, Zuzanna
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A Study on Chinese Dictionary Skill Instruction:For Beginner Chinese Learners

Korea Journal of Chinese Linguistics, 2022
Mihyang Lee, Saehwan Eum
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