Using English as a Lingua Franca in Education in Europe 2018
DOI: 10.1515/9781501503115-008
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Multilingual ELF interaction in multicultural student teamwork at Europe’s largest business university

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“…Student-centric education model: The student-centric education model enables the learner to make the curriculum, from the grades required by the industry and follow the program from various institutes of their choice [57]. The demand for this student-centric model has emanated from the high cost of education in most countries which the learners and the parents cannot afford.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Student-centric education model: The student-centric education model enables the learner to make the curriculum, from the grades required by the industry and follow the program from various institutes of their choice [57]. The demand for this student-centric model has emanated from the high cost of education in most countries which the learners and the parents cannot afford.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analytics can recommend or create courses to students as per their skills and skills required trends. Multiple learning spaces can recommend transactions with any environment by identifying learner needs, directing learning and its records as a guide using Blockchain assurances on reliability in the certification [57,71,88].…”
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“…Gaisch (2014), a qualitative study of EMI at a university of applied computer sciences, uses a combination of Nexus Analysis and the roadmapping framework as her analytical approach in trying to uncover what affordances computer science lecturers recognise with regard to EMI. Komori-Glatz (2018) investigates peer-to-peer interaction in multicultural student teams working on business simulations as part of a global marketing M.A. programme.…”
Section: Findings: Research On Language Teaching and Learning In Austriamentioning
confidence: 99%