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Reconceptualising the Academic Writing Difficulties of International Students

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Li, Linda
Zhang, Yanyin

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Australian Academic Press Pty Ltd.

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International students from non-English speaking backgrounds (NESB) encounter a wide range of academic challenges at Australian universities. Research on international students' academic experiences suggests that the adjustment to a new learning environment where expectations, requirements and approaches to teaching and learning are different is a challenging process for most international students. Evidence from research highlights academic writing as a heightened challenge for international students. It has been identified as a significant predictor of academic performance and a main factor impacting on learning and academic performance.

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International Education and Cultural-Linguistic Experiences of International Students in Australia

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