Since its introduction to EAP theory in the 1980s, the concept of genre has proven to be a rigorous theoretical construct for a deeperunderstanding of the nature of academic discourse. However, the inherent potential of this concept as a means of classifying and categorizing academic texts has also given rise to what we have called “the misconception of homogeneity”. Criticizing this misconcept...

To reinforce the pedagogical significance of genre analysis in EAP, current study analyzed thirty research article abstracts TESOL with approach, aiming to serve non-native pre-service/novice English teachers. The results showed that Abstract generally includes these moves: Introduction, Purpose, Method, Results, and Conclusion (optional). In addition, move signals are common tenses vary moves....

This paper reports on a qualitative study investigating the experience and perspectives of students using English as an international language studying transdisciplinary master’s degrees related to culture industries at Goldsmiths, University of London. The particular focus of this paper concerns their experiences of writing several different genres on their degree programmes, including a categ...

The last 10–15 years has seen significant change in the ways which English for Academic Purposes (EAP) is labelled and positioned within higher education institutions U.K. (Hyland, 2018). EAP teachers are often viewed treated as a uniform group even though they work under number of interchangeable locally specific titles, deploying their teaching expertise across range different settings. Despi...

Technology both complicates and liberates oral presentation pedagogy in higher education. On one hand, 21st century communication realities require students to deliver multimodal presentations but educators have only begun experiment with the relevant pedagogy. other Web 2.0 offers vast pedagogical potential which practitioners just explore. Confronted by a predicament intrigued affordances of ...

The Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) is an authentication framework that supports multiple authentication mechanisms [38] between a peer and an authentication server in a data communication network. EAP is used as a useful tool for enabling user authentication and distribution of session keys. There are numerous EAP methods that have been developed by global SDOs such as IETF, IEEE, ITU...

OBJECTIVE An enhanced employee assistance program (EAP) intervention was developed that delivers comprehensive EAP outreach services to all employees who may have alcohol-related and other workplace problems; standard EAP materials traditionally targeted at white men were enhanced to include women and minorities. This study evaluates whether the enhanced EAP intervention increased EAP utilizati...

An oviduct-specific, estrus-associated glycoprotein (EAP) of 85-95 kDa is detectable in both conditioned medium (CM) from oviductal explants and cannula-derived oviductal fluid (ODF). The objectives of this study were to purify EAP from both ODF and CM, to characterize the glycosylation of EAP, and to localize binding of EAP on sperm. EAP was purified from ODF by ammonium sulfate precipitation ...