ALPHABETIZATION AND / OR LITERACY: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING

ALPHABETIZATION AND / OR LITERACY: IMPLICATIONS FOR TEACHING

The study proposed in this article aims to present a review and theoretical reflection on the concepts of alphabetization and literacy.Whereas the term literacy emerged in Brazil Joint Care in the 80s, we intend to investigate how it has been used in Brazilian education and reflexes which provoked its use in school pedagogical practices.Used as the

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The building history of the Amsterdam city gate St Anthonispoort. A further research of the weigh house Waag on Nieuwmarkt

Waag on Nieuwmarkt was built as a city gate and later transformed into a weigh house.The numerous descriptions of the history of the building are nearly exclusively based on written sources.Building-historical research was lacking.On the basis of a memorial stone with the year 1488 it was assumed that the gate had been built in connection with the

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The Shanghai Gesture

Many classical films noirs rely upon Orientalist elements of mise-en-scène to convey a sense of enigma or unintelligibility.This article gives a name to this visual trope, “the Shanghai gesture,” and describes how Asian objects in Hollywood cinema have come to be associated with the irrational.In The Maltese Falcon (Huston, 1941) and The

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Frequency Fitting Optimization Using Evolutionary Algorithm in Cochlear Implant Users with Bimodal Binaural Hearing

Optimizing hearing in patients with a unilateral cochlear implant (CI) and contralateral acoustic hearing is a challenge.Evolutionary algorithms (EA) can explore a large set of potential solutions in a stochastic manner to approach the Covers optimum of a minimization problem.The objective of this study was to develop and evaluate an EA-based proto

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