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26 août 2019

A Level Analysis 2019: Blood Pressure Alert for English and Mathematics

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "hepi"This analysis of the UK A level entries and outcomes is designed to get under the skin of trends for A level subjects and to challenge some of the findings of the JCQ, the body that releases the results data on behalf of the main A level awarding bodies. We repeat our call from last year for JCQ to release the data in readable files to aid analysis, and we urge them to learn the difference between ‘per cent’ and ‘percentage points’ – it makes a difference. More...

25 août 2019

A-level results 2019: drop in proportion of top grades – live

The GuardianSpanish becomes most popular foreign language at A-level, overtaking French for first time. More...

25 août 2019

We need languages graduates to steer us through our post-Brexit troubled waters

The GuardianLanguages departments are closing as undergraduate numbers fall. This must change to protect the UK’s international relations. More...

25 août 2019

China crisis? Hardly – it doesn’t matter most Aussie kids don’t speak fluent Mandarin

The ConversationFor decades, Australian schools have focused on teaching Asian languages to strengthen our opportunities in Asia. One of the four target languages has been Standard Chinese, or Mandarin, the official language of mainland China. More...

25 août 2019

Using language to make the world of fossil fuels strange and ugly

The ConversationThey weren’t getting it. 
I had a room full of bright first-year university students in front of me, but confusion reigned as I tried to describe how embedded fossil fuels are in every aspect of society. More...

25 août 2019

The amazing baby brain says ‘pas de problème’ with bilingualism

The ConversationResearch in recent years paints a different picture. Language researchers now recognize that more and more babies are growing up in families with two or more languages. According to Statistics Canada, in 2016, 19.4 per cent of Canadians reported speaking more than one language at home, an increase from 17.5 per cent in 2011. More...

24 août 2019

What’s the best way to teach children a second language? New research produces surprising results

The ConversationResearch has shown that children are highly successful learners if they have a lot of exposure to a new language over a long time, such as in the case of child immigrants who are surrounded by the new language all day, every day. In such a scenario, children become much more proficient in the new language over the long term than adults. More...

23 août 2019

Smart Language Always Puts Your Audience First

Language can be beautiful, especially for the marketer. It can persuade, inspire, inform, illuminate, challenge, intrigue, motivate and stay in the audience’s mind well beyond the conclusion of a campaign, landing page, ad, or social post, if wielded with deftness.
It can also confound, confuse, dilute, disappoint, and frustrate — particularly when language gets in the way of information, intent, meaning, and clarity. And while there are a multitude of reasons this happens (there are, after all, somewhere between 6,500 -7,000 languages in the world and countless ways to use language), marketers should strive to use language in ways that give their audiences what they need. More...
21 août 2019

A University Leader’s Glossary for AI and Machine Learning

HomeTrying to understand this growing presence on campuses? Tim Renick and Drew Magliozzi explain key terms and why they matter. More...

20 août 2019

Alibaba has claimed a new record in AI language understanding

Techno-News BlogAn AI program developed by Alibaba has notched up a record-high score on a reading comprehension test. The result shows how machines are steadily improving at handling text and speech. More...

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