More about the "Reading Matrix" -- Work Group One

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Subject: More about the "Reading Matrix"

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Mauricio J. A. Horto

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Date Posted: 14:12:11 08/12/10 Thu

Concerning the media proposed for discussion �The Reading Matrix�, I believe, after having read some about the refereed journal, that it is, indeed, a good example peer-reviewed journal. It follows the very essential steps needed for being called so.
It seems to me that the subject of the journal is very relevant since it is related to the researches done in the field of second language acquisition and applied linguistics.
It is also meant to be disseminated worldwide giving support to educators on L2 reading, L2 literacy and others subjects related to L2 learning and teaching.
It has a board of academics (experts) with a vast knowledge and background on the subject presented. They work together in order to review the articles before they�ll be released, supplying the spectators with a reliable work. It also provides a forum in order to get opinions and critics from all over the world.
Its layout looks serious and the language used is technical. Finally, the sources are fully listed, giving more credibility to the media.

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