2018
DOI: 10.1080/14664208.2018.1467635
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English language teaching in South America. Policy, preparation and practices

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“…Because streaming transmission uses the audio and video server to transmit sound, image, and other data to users in real time, users can download while watching. The overall process can be realized in a few seconds, which can greatly improve the teaching efficiency and reduce the cache capacity [34].…”
Section: Server Design Because the Teaching Video Under Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because streaming transmission uses the audio and video server to transmit sound, image, and other data to users in real time, users can download while watching. The overall process can be realized in a few seconds, which can greatly improve the teaching efficiency and reduce the cache capacity [34].…”
Section: Server Design Because the Teaching Video Under Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since it is fed and affected by a number of factors, it is doomed to be updated according to the needs of a nation (Brecht & Walton, 1993). The first quarter of the 21 st century has globally witnessed serious changes regarding language teaching policies due to social, political, technological and most importantly economic reasons (Boucher-Yip, 2019;Demirsu, 2020;Eurydice, 2017;Gürsoy, Korkmaz & Damar, 2017;Kahraman, 2012;Saville & Eugenio, 2016;Sharif, 2020). The Head Council of Education and Morality of Turkey (2017) emphasized the need for change at a press conference: "Sociocultural, scientific and technological developments in the world and in our country have changed the qualifications that students should have as productive members of society in the future.…”
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confidence: 99%