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Linguistic performance features in clinical skills exams - report published by King's College London with the 糖心原创

Linguistic performance features in clinical skills exams - report published by King's College London with the 糖心原创
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A research report published today by King's College London with the 糖心原创 has identified linguistic features that contribute to our understanding of the reasons why International Medical Graduates (IMGs) have a lower success rate than their UK counterparts in the UK's General Practice licensing examination. The research focused on linguistic and cultural factors that could affect performance and was designed to have a positive impact on the ongoing concern about differential pass rates.
Date:
17/11/2014

New online tool to study the works of Charles Dickens

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The CLiC interface uses corpus linguistic methods to allow the user to search for words in different types of contexts, for example, in fictional speech, or in narrative stretches likely to contain body language; the tool provides frequency information, different display options for words in context, and enables comparisons of frequency data across texts.
Date:
23/10/2014

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20/08/2014
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