6. Language Advice Online: Digital learning resources secondary
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Being able to work also involves the use of appropriate language and know and use the right information to speak or write correctly. What Dutch concerns on the Internet some decent free language advice available to both teachers and students can consult. Language errors and road game puck.
The advisory also often offer other facilities such as newsletters and the opportunity to submit questions, and this can give oxygen to the lesson and the students go. As the editors keep on the ball then the content up-to-date and users can continually update their knowledge.
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For our student journalists, the language databases of VRT, the Flemish public radio and television a real gold mine. The treasure trove of practical tips on language covers pronunciation problems (9000 words), correct spelling, many language issues. There are also tips on writing poems and a list of countries and names.
The whole is easily searchable and very properly arranged. All information is well maintained and regularly updated.
One can also consult newsletters with linguistic advice intended for the VRT staff.
The phone language is an initiative of the Flemish Community. The new service offers weekly tips and advice about correct language. He is also available by phone and publishes a newsletter. Each week a (new) word into the limelight. From all the questions submitted to the service is also a selection presented to the general public. In addition, the site contains a collection of information about valuable resources related to language. The site also offers the opportunity to subscribe to an e-mail language.
Language in the user opinion is a response to many specific questions about language and spelling. This site originates from the Dutch. The core of Language Advice is a database of over 1200 language issues that often questions asked. The answer can be read on two levels, with or without scientific explanation.
The site offers also a list of organizations involved in language advice or language standards involved, an extensive list of reference books on language and spelling and a compendium of linguistic terms and labels. Language advice offers several search options: an alphabetical list, a breakdown subject and a separate search. Language advice if one does not answer to his question is, can still make it through an electronic form. Basically you get within one week by e-mail response.
Being able to work also involves the use of appropriate language and know and use the right information to speak or write correctly. What Dutch concerns on the Internet some decent free language advice available to both teachers and students can consult. Language errors and road game puck.
The advisory also often offer other facilities such as newsletters and the opportunity to submit questions, and this can give oxygen to the lesson and the students go. As the editors keep on the ball then the content up-to-date and users can continually update their knowledge.
Sheet Material
For our student journalists, the language databases of VRT, the Flemish public radio and television a real gold mine. The treasure trove of practical tips on language covers pronunciation problems (9000 words), correct spelling, many language issues. There are also tips on writing poems and a list of countries and names.
The whole is easily searchable and very properly arranged. All information is well maintained and regularly updated.
One can also consult newsletters with linguistic advice intended for the VRT staff.
The phone language is an initiative of the Flemish Community. The new service offers weekly tips and advice about correct language. He is also available by phone and publishes a newsletter. Each week a (new) word into the limelight. From all the questions submitted to the service is also a selection presented to the general public. In addition, the site contains a collection of information about valuable resources related to language. The site also offers the opportunity to subscribe to an e-mail language.
Language in the user opinion is a response to many specific questions about language and spelling. This site originates from the Dutch. The core of Language Advice is a database of over 1200 language issues that often questions asked. The answer can be read on two levels, with or without scientific explanation.
The site offers also a list of organizations involved in language advice or language standards involved, an extensive list of reference books on language and spelling and a compendium of linguistic terms and labels. Language advice offers several search options: an alphabetical list, a breakdown subject and a separate search. Language advice if one does not answer to his question is, can still make it through an electronic form. Basically you get within one week by e-mail response.
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