Jill Murray
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3979032 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jill Murray |
| PRENOMES | Jill |
| SOBRENOME | Murray |
| ASSINATURA | MURRAY J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Health Laboratory Service |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1797-3645 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2004 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Without the video I wouldn't have known”
Oral corrective feedback, a key aspect of second language teaching, has received extensive research attention. However, little is known about whether and how professional development (PD) activities influence teachers' beliefs and classroom practices regarding oral corrective feedback. This case study investigates the effects of a targeted PD program on one experienced teacher's feedback beliefs and practices. The program comprised a workshop fac…
The impact of a professional development program on EFL teachers’ beliefs about corrective feedback
Paul-André Rosental, editor. Silicosis
Silicosis is a chronic, incurable, disabling lung disease that can lead to death, and it is caused by inhalation of fine silica dust particles. The health effects of silica dust exposure might manifest and progress many years after exposure has ceased. Silica is also one of the most common elements in the earth’s crust; a wide and evolving range of industrial activities results in continued cases of silicosis into the twenty-first century. Paul-A…
“You Speak Greek Well … (for an Australian)”
It has been estimated that over 40% of people of Greek origin reside outside their home country, maintaining their language and cultural identity in different ways and to different degrees (Tamis 2005). As the proportion of Greek-born migrants in diaspora communities diminishes, their second-, third-, and fourth-generation descendants have been found to develop hybrid identities in which different attributes and values define their “Greekness.” V…
Politeness and the Greek diaspora
Partial bilinguals who were born and raised in diaspora communities sometimes experience pragmatic failure when interacting with native speakers of their heritage language. This paper explores encounters among heritage and native speakers of Greek, focusing specifically on how the former conceptualize politeness, and how expectations may differ. Differences have been identified between Modern Greek and English: for example, the negotiation of the…
Framing and blaming in times of economic crisis
This article takes a critical approach to the language used by Australian politicians during the global financial crisis of 2007–8. Critical periods in history provide a rich substrate for the appearance of new expressions with the potential to frame the debate, influencing the ways events are interpreted and blame attributed. Passing unnoticed into usage, such memes have the potential to become part of unexamined background knowledge and covertl…
Framing and blaming in times of economic crisis
This article takes a critical approach to the language used by Australian politicians during the global financial crisis of 2007–8. Critical periods in history provide a rich substrate for the appearance of new expressions with the potential to frame the debate, influencing the ways events are interpreted and blame attributed. Passing unnoticed into usage, such memes have the potential to become part of unexamined background knowledge and covertl…
Compensation for environmental asbestos-related diseases in South Africa
BACKGROUND: Environmentally acquired asbestos-related diseases (ARDs) are of concern globally. In South Africa, there is widespread contamination of the environment due to historical asbestos mining operations that were poorly regulated. Although the law makes provision for the compensation of occupationally acquired ARDs, compensation for environmentally acquired ARDs is only available through the Asbestos Relief Trust (ART) and Kgalagadi Relief…
Missed opportunities in TB diagnosis
This study introduces the TB-PBPR tool as a novel method to review and evaluate clinical performance in TB management. We found that simple clinical actions were omitted in many cases. The tool, in conjunction with a manual describing best practice, is adaptable to a range of settings, is educational and enables detailed feedback within a TB programme. The TB-PBPR tool and manual are both freely available for general use
Towards a Democratic Division of Labour in Europe? The Combination Model as a New Integrated Approach to Professional and Family Life – By Walter Van Dongen
South African platinum mine employees reduce smoking in 5 years
This study showed a significant decrease in smoking prevalence over a relatively short period, despite the fact that there was no smoking cessation programme in the company. The decline can be largely attributed to the South African government's antismoking initiative and supports the drive to continue to increase excise taxes on cigarette products. Nevertheless, the relatively high prevalence of smoking in some groups of mine employees highlight…
Reconciling Work and Care Responsibilities
Corporate Social Responsibility Discussion Paper
Rebuild America
The impact of a professional development program on EFL teachers’ beliefs about corrective feedback
Corporate Social Responsibility Discussion Paper
Politeness and the Greek diaspora
Partial bilinguals who were born and raised in diaspora communities sometimes experience pragmatic failure when interacting with native speakers of their heritage language. This paper explores encounters among heritage and native speakers of Greek, focusing specifically on how the former conceptualize politeness, and how expectations may differ. Differences have been identified between Modern Greek and English: for example, the negotiation of the…
Framing and blaming in times of economic crisis
This article takes a critical approach to the language used by Australian politicians during the global financial crisis of 2007–8. Critical periods in history provide a rich substrate for the appearance of new expressions with the potential to frame the debate, influencing the ways events are interpreted and blame attributed. Passing unnoticed into usage, such memes have the potential to become part of unexamined background knowledge and covertl…
Corporate Social Responsibility Discussion Paper
Reconciling Work and Care Responsibilities
South African platinum mine employees reduce smoking in 5 years
This study showed a significant decrease in smoking prevalence over a relatively short period, despite the fact that there was no smoking cessation programme in the company. The decline can be largely attributed to the South African government's antismoking initiative and supports the drive to continue to increase excise taxes on cigarette products. Nevertheless, the relatively high prevalence of smoking in some groups of mine employees highlight…
Towards a Democratic Division of Labour in Europe? The Combination Model as a New Integrated Approach to Professional and Family Life – By Walter Van Dongen
Missed opportunities in TB diagnosis
This study introduces the TB-PBPR tool as a novel method to review and evaluate clinical performance in TB management. We found that simple clinical actions were omitted in many cases. The tool, in conjunction with a manual describing best practice, is adaptable to a range of settings, is educational and enables detailed feedback within a TB programme. The TB-PBPR tool and manual are both freely available for general use
Compensation for environmental asbestos-related diseases in South Africa
BACKGROUND: Environmentally acquired asbestos-related diseases (ARDs) are of concern globally. In South Africa, there is widespread contamination of the environment due to historical asbestos mining operations that were poorly regulated. Although the law makes provision for the compensation of occupationally acquired ARDs, compensation for environmentally acquired ARDs is only available through the Asbestos Relief Trust (ART) and Kgalagadi Relief…
Framing and blaming in times of economic crisis
This article takes a critical approach to the language used by Australian politicians during the global financial crisis of 2007–8. Critical periods in history provide a rich substrate for the appearance of new expressions with the potential to frame the debate, influencing the ways events are interpreted and blame attributed. Passing unnoticed into usage, such memes have the potential to become part of unexamined background knowledge and covertl…
Framing and blaming in times of economic crisis
This article takes a critical approach to the language used by Australian politicians during the global financial crisis of 2007–8. Critical periods in history provide a rich substrate for the appearance of new expressions with the potential to frame the debate, influencing the ways events are interpreted and blame attributed. Passing unnoticed into usage, such memes have the potential to become part of unexamined background knowledge and covertl…
Politeness and the Greek diaspora
Partial bilinguals who were born and raised in diaspora communities sometimes experience pragmatic failure when interacting with native speakers of their heritage language. This paper explores encounters among heritage and native speakers of Greek, focusing specifically on how the former conceptualize politeness, and how expectations may differ. Differences have been identified between Modern Greek and English: for example, the negotiation of the…
“You Speak Greek Well … (for an Australian)”
It has been estimated that over 40% of people of Greek origin reside outside their home country, maintaining their language and cultural identity in different ways and to different degrees (Tamis 2005). As the proportion of Greek-born migrants in diaspora communities diminishes, their second-, third-, and fourth-generation descendants have been found to develop hybrid identities in which different attributes and values define their “Greekness.” V…
Paul-André Rosental, editor. Silicosis
Silicosis is a chronic, incurable, disabling lung disease that can lead to death, and it is caused by inhalation of fine silica dust particles. The health effects of silica dust exposure might manifest and progress many years after exposure has ceased. Silica is also one of the most common elements in the earth’s crust; a wide and evolving range of industrial activities results in continued cases of silicosis into the twenty-first century. Paul-A…
The impact of a professional development program on EFL teachers’ beliefs about corrective feedback
Rebuild America
Without the video I wouldn't have known”
Oral corrective feedback, a key aspect of second language teaching, has received extensive research attention. However, little is known about whether and how professional development (PD) activities influence teachers' beliefs and classroom practices regarding oral corrective feedback. This case study investigates the effects of a targeted PD program on one experienced teacher's feedback beliefs and practices. The program comprised a workshop fac…
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