Volume 12 Number 4 December 2021

    
Linguistic Aspects of Learning with Texts

Danica Milosevic

https://doi.org/10.6025/jcl/2021/12/4/97-103

Abstract Project-based learning is a major learning that helps in understanding the linguistic aspects of texts. The linguistic based learners work on problem solving and contribute to thinking of the communication teams. This process will enable to understand the professional roles. In this work we intend to address the issue problem-based learning will help learning team during the collaboration process.... Read More


Knowledge Process Learning with the Linguistic Structures

Tania Vasileva, Stela Stefanova and Vassiliy Tchoumatchenko

https://doi.org/10.6025/jcl/2021/12/4/104-111

Abstract We in this paper address the collaborative learning process in the secondary schools. We studied the trialogical process and understand the knowledge learning using two case studies. The design we have used and the network technologies we have deployed are studied extensively. Ultimately, the knowledge process learning with the linguistic structures is studied.... Read More


Linguistic Aspects of Coding for Learning

Anton J. Knierzinger and Boyka Gradinarova

https://doi.org/10.6025/jcl/2021/12/4/112-118

Abstract Coding based on programming use certain linguistic attributes and rules. Understanding the attributes and linguistic rules is essential. A question also arises whether the students should learn coding and if one should learn coding, what is the impact of linguistic attributes. We need to study the importance of algorithms and their role in the linguistic-based learning process. Using algorithms is... Read More