2015
DOI: 10.18103/mra.v0i4.228
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Enhancing the Academic Literacy Skills of ESL Higher Education Students in Canada

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“…The implications for language assessment and learning support have received li le a ention. Likewise, research on disciplinary language support or discipline-specifi c academic literacy in health professions education (Andre & Graves, 2013), especially at the university level, is minimal (Lum, 2015). For this study, we endorse the position of Strange and Cox (2016) who state that "student success is not solely a ma er of individual eff ort, but also a function of how well the institution adapts to the needs of each student" (p. 215).…”
Section: Study Purposementioning
confidence: 70%
“…The implications for language assessment and learning support have received li le a ention. Likewise, research on disciplinary language support or discipline-specifi c academic literacy in health professions education (Andre & Graves, 2013), especially at the university level, is minimal (Lum, 2015). For this study, we endorse the position of Strange and Cox (2016) who state that "student success is not solely a ma er of individual eff ort, but also a function of how well the institution adapts to the needs of each student" (p. 215).…”
Section: Study Purposementioning
confidence: 70%