Pramela Krısh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4514367 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pramela Krısh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pramela |
| FAMILY NAME | Krısh |
| SIGNATURE | KRISH P |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of Malaysia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Aviation communication challenges and language training development
Having error-free communication in air-to-ground communication is somewhat nonsensical in real-life conditions. Multiple factors, external or internal, inevitably cause miscommunication or misunderstanding. During unprecedented situations, the ability to adapt and language competency becomes a significant factor in ensuring that communication between pilots and air traffic controllers can succeed. Aviation English falls under English for Specific…
The Acquisition of Technical Terms using the Online Learning Approach among Aircraft Maintenance Learners
Building a good understanding of the technical terms is an essential achievement for aircraft maintenance learners for their future careers in the field of aircraft maintenance. With the recent evolution in educational technologies, teaching and learning technical terms need to be shaped differently. Most studies on technical terms acquisition have been conducted at college levels via the traditional mode. Hence, this qualitative study explored t…
Communication Competence in Pilot-Controller Interactions
Due to the exponential growth in the aviation industry, the number of non-native speaker pilots and air traffic controllers has significantly increased. Naturally, the interaction has become more challenging since the communication shifted to intercultural communication within a lingua franca setting. This study identifies and discusses the repair and accommodation strategies pilots and air traffic controllers use in their routine in-flight commu…
Investigating the utilisation of the Micro-Functions of Bahasa Melayu by English Teachers
The controversy over the use of first language (L1) in the second language (L2) classroom has been discussed extensively by numerous scholars in which they either advocate or reject the utilisation of L1 in the target language (TL) classroom. Although the proponents of the monolingual approach argued that there are many disadvantages of utilising the L1, they have yet to present empirical findings to demonstrate that L1 could ultimately hinder th…
Mother Tongue Interference in English Writing among Tamil School Students
Writing is considered one of the most challenging language skills that students need to acquire. In Malaysia’s vernacular schools, students encounter several challenges as they need to write in variety of languages: their mother tongue, Malay and English. The students’ mother tongue can interfere when writing in English due to the difference of structures between these languages. This paper aims to explore this issue further by examining how the …
At-Risk Youths
Youths are an important segment in a community as they are seen as the future leaders of a nation. One cannot deny that at-risk youths grow in environments not conducive to their well-being. These youths are victims of families where there is neglect, violence, poverty, sexual abuse and many other conflicts. Due to poverty and family instability, these youths are more sensitive to social ills. Based on a positive youth development perspective, th…
A Case Study of L1 Interference in Speech Acts among Chinese L2 Students
Improving linguistic and communicative competence will minimise challenges faced in Intercultural communication especially with globalisation and technology advancement. The study aimed at identifying potential areas of L1 interference in speech production relating to five speech acts: compliments, requests, refusals, apologies, and complaints. The L1 interference is examined based on four approaches which are Contrastive Analysis, Error Analysis…
Space-Time Formations in the South Indian Tamil Popular Film Kannathil Muthamittal
In tandem with the current development of flm scholarships in the area of the world \nand national cinemas, the paper seeks to examine four scenes from the South Indian \nTamil popular flm “Kannathil Muthamittal” (English: A Peck on the Cheek) using \na concept derived from Hamid Nafcy’s theorisation of an accented cinema known \nas the flmmakers’ “preoccupation with the place.” The conception is cinematically \nexpressed through spatial represen…
Gender-Specific English Language Use of Malaysian Blog Authors
Gender-based research on the language use in blogs has its roots in the long-standing notion that men and women speak and write differently. This paper reports an empirical study on the use of English in a blog context involving Malaysian blog authors. Specifically, the study aimed to identify gender-specific English use among Malaysian blog authors and determine the differences in the language use. Using an ensemble text analysis approach, Malay…
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Gender-Specific English Language Use of Malaysian Blog Authors
Gender-based research on the language use in blogs has its roots in the long-standing notion that men and women speak and write differently. This paper reports an empirical study on the use of English in a blog context involving Malaysian blog authors. Specifically, the study aimed to identify gender-specific English use among Malaysian blog authors and determine the differences in the language use. Using an ensemble text analysis approach, Malay…
Space-Time Formations in the South Indian Tamil Popular Film Kannathil Muthamittal
In tandem with the current development of flm scholarships in the area of the world \nand national cinemas, the paper seeks to examine four scenes from the South Indian \nTamil popular flm “Kannathil Muthamittal” (English: A Peck on the Cheek) using \na concept derived from Hamid Nafcy’s theorisation of an accented cinema known \nas the flmmakers’ “preoccupation with the place.” The conception is cinematically \nexpressed through spatial represen…
A Case Study of L1 Interference in Speech Acts among Chinese L2 Students
Improving linguistic and communicative competence will minimise challenges faced in Intercultural communication especially with globalisation and technology advancement. The study aimed at identifying potential areas of L1 interference in speech production relating to five speech acts: compliments, requests, refusals, apologies, and complaints. The L1 interference is examined based on four approaches which are Contrastive Analysis, Error Analysis…
Investigating the utilisation of the Micro-Functions of Bahasa Melayu by English Teachers
The controversy over the use of first language (L1) in the second language (L2) classroom has been discussed extensively by numerous scholars in which they either advocate or reject the utilisation of L1 in the target language (TL) classroom. Although the proponents of the monolingual approach argued that there are many disadvantages of utilising the L1, they have yet to present empirical findings to demonstrate that L1 could ultimately hinder th…
Mother Tongue Interference in English Writing among Tamil School Students
Writing is considered one of the most challenging language skills that students need to acquire. In Malaysia’s vernacular schools, students encounter several challenges as they need to write in variety of languages: their mother tongue, Malay and English. The students’ mother tongue can interfere when writing in English due to the difference of structures between these languages. This paper aims to explore this issue further by examining how the …
At-Risk Youths
Youths are an important segment in a community as they are seen as the future leaders of a nation. One cannot deny that at-risk youths grow in environments not conducive to their well-being. These youths are victims of families where there is neglect, violence, poverty, sexual abuse and many other conflicts. Due to poverty and family instability, these youths are more sensitive to social ills. Based on a positive youth development perspective, th…
The Acquisition of Technical Terms using the Online Learning Approach among Aircraft Maintenance Learners
Building a good understanding of the technical terms is an essential achievement for aircraft maintenance learners for their future careers in the field of aircraft maintenance. With the recent evolution in educational technologies, teaching and learning technical terms need to be shaped differently. Most studies on technical terms acquisition have been conducted at college levels via the traditional mode. Hence, this qualitative study explored t…
Communication Competence in Pilot-Controller Interactions
Due to the exponential growth in the aviation industry, the number of non-native speaker pilots and air traffic controllers has significantly increased. Naturally, the interaction has become more challenging since the communication shifted to intercultural communication within a lingua franca setting. This study identifies and discusses the repair and accommodation strategies pilots and air traffic controllers use in their routine in-flight commu…
Aviation communication challenges and language training development
Having error-free communication in air-to-ground communication is somewhat nonsensical in real-life conditions. Multiple factors, external or internal, inevitably cause miscommunication or misunderstanding. During unprecedented situations, the ability to adapt and language competency becomes a significant factor in ensuring that communication between pilots and air traffic controllers can succeed. Aviation English falls under English for Specific…
Psychology (8 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Aeronautics (2 works) · Air traffic control (2 works) · Aviation (2 works) · Communication (2 works) · Educational Methods and Technology (2 works)