Interruptive Caring in a Bilingual Classroom

The Politics of Caring in a Bilingual Classroom: A Case Study on the (Im)possibilities of Critical Care in an Assimilationist School Context

Reform and Practice on Bilingual Classroom Instruction Patterns in Professional Courses Based on Web Resources

Considering the goal of bilingual teaching of professional courses, how to carry out bilingual classroom instruction of professional courses was investigated in detail. The bilingual teaching of professional courses is different from the ordinary teaching of professional courses and the teaching of foreign language. Based on the bilingual teaching practice for several years, several classroom i...

A retrospective analysis of interruptive versus non-interruptive clinical decision support for identification of patients needing contact isolation.

BACKGROUND In determining whether clinical decision support (CDS) should be interruptive or non-interruptive, CDS designers need more guidance to balance the potential for interruptive CDS to overburden clinicians and the potential for non-interruptive CDS to be overlooked by clinicians. OBJECTIVE (1)To compare performance achieved by clinicians using interruptive CDS versus using similar, no...

Student perceptions of caring in online baccalaureate education.

The concept of caring in nursing education is foundational. Knowledge development regarding caring in face-to-face classroom settings, effective online teaching approaches, differences between online and face-to-face classroom settings, and supporting student success in online settings is extensive. However, the question of whether caring can be effectively conveyed in online nursing classroom ...

Motivational Determinants of Code-Switching in Iranian EFL Classrooms

“Code-Switching”, an important issue in the field of both language classroom and sociolinguistics, has been under consideration in investigations related to bilingual and multilingual societies. First proposed by Haugen (1956) and later developed byGrosjean (1982), the termcode-switching refers to language alternation during communication. Although code-switching is unavoidable in bilingual and...