Attitudes of Students of Medicine Toward Oral Presentations as Part of Their ESP (English for Specific Purposes) Course

In the 2001 survey 88.2% of elderly living in 3-generation households chose co-habitation as the ideal type; however, this figure drops to 52.3% among Japanese elderly

 Statistical Description between the Status of Husband in the Family and the Sense of Filial Responsibility for Financial, Physical, and Emotional Support of Their

if having a high degree of Japanese-ness is considered to be a positive value in modern Japan. At least it can be said that Competence and International orientation do not seem to

An analysis of 40 English oral presentations delivered by Japanese university students reveals that almost all of the participants front-loaded their arguments, but that

However, when we analyzed a relationship between teachers' attitudes operationalized as self-efficacy, perceived enjoyment of using computers, perceived usefulness

In trying to understand the roles and the relationships between the English-language instructors, the engineering faculty, and the students, the authors have turned to Dawson