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Volume 36 Number 1-2, 2002

Die toegepaste linguistiek – 'n toekomsbli k 

1

Henk Kroes

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Evaluating the role of Adult Basic Education and Training (ABET), in terms of fulfilling the need for literacy in English, in the private sector 

15

Brenda Vivian

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An investigation into the competence of workplace trainers to meet the special learning needs of under-prepared learners 

28

Gillian Cowley

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Akademiese geletterdheid: Van studie-vaardighede tot kritiese geletterdheid 

41

Ronél Johl

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Metacognitive reading skills in academic support: A transactionist perspective of the relationship between reading and learning 

62

Moyra Sweetnam Evans

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Academic development in writing composition: Beyond the limitations of a functionalist and pragmatic curriculum 

82

Elbie Henning en Wilhelm van Rensburg

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The lecturer doesn't have a rewind button – addressing the listening difficulties of mainstream L2 students at a New Zealand University

 91

Pat Strauss

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Language equity and assessment in South African education 

105

Denise Barry

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On the Possibility of a Cultural Psychology Theory of Pedagogy 

118

Carol Macdonald

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Narrative discourse in research on teaching 

134

Riana Paola

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The use of plain language – not that simple 

146

Marné Pienaar

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Language proficiency: Current strategies, future remedies 

152

Albert Weideman and Christo van Rensburg

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