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A telecollaboration project on writing for tourism
(Routledge, 2019) Verzella, Massimo; Sendur, Agnieszka M.
Abstract: "This paper is a case study of an international project that linked two English as a foreign language classes in Italy and Poland and an English composition class in the United States. The goal of the project was to foster intercultural communicative competence and an understanding of English as a cosmopolitan language. English learners in Italy and Poland collaborated with students in the US to develop tourist brochures. Our data set consists of preproject questionnaires and feedback comments offered by the participants. We inductively identified patterns in the way students approached collaboration in cross-cultural virtual teams and the type of feedback they tend to offer. While English learners rarely criticized the texts produced by their project partners, students in the US addressed design flaws, problems in content strategy, and the lack of attention to preferences and motivations of the target audience. Our study shows that collaborative writing activities in first- and second-language classes help students see writing as an act of mediation between authors and audiences. International collaboration stimulates students to appreciate the value of becoming curious and open to difference while engaging with the Other, which is a key step in the development of intercultural competence for twenty-first century global citizens."(...)
Egzamin maturalny. Język angielski. Poziom podstawowy. Zbiór zadań. Materiały pomocnicze dla uczniów i nauczycieli
(Centralna Komisja Egzaminacyjna, 2015) Bartmańska, Aleksandra; Janicka-Biernat, Elżbieta; Kodzis, Aleksandra; Potocka-Grych, Maria; Sendur, Agnieszka M.; Zysk, Mariusz
Język angielski. Egzamin gimnazjalny. COMPANION.
(Wydawnictwo EGIS, 2008) Janicka-Biernat, Elżbieta; Potocka-Grych, Maria; Sendur, Agnieszka M.; Tyliba, Halina
Egzaminy certyfikujące z języków obcych ogólnych i akademickich oraz języków obcych dla potrzeb zawodowych – porównanie sprawdzanych umiejętności, sprawności i kryteriów oceny
(Fundacja Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie, 2015) Sendur, Agnieszka M.
Plant-derived phenolic acids in Shilajit: a comparative HPLC–MS/MS analysis across five regions
(Nature Portfolio, 2026-02-16) Kamgar, Elham ; Spryszyńska, Aleksandra ; Zembrzuska, Joanna ; Kowalczewski, Przemysław Łukasz ; Kaykhaii, Massoud
Abstract: "Shilajit, a resinous exudate traditionally used in Asian medicine, is thought to originate from the decomposition of plant material, yet direct chemical evidence for this hypothesis has remained limited. Here, we report the first comprehensive quantification of phenolic acids, as the key plant-derived antioxidants, in eleven Shilajit samples from Iran, India, Nepal, Russia, and Kyrgyzstan using HPLC–MS/MS. Nine phenolic acids (gallic, vanillic, syringic, caffeic, p-coumaric, ferulic, sinapic, chlorogenic, and rosmarinic acids) were identified and quantified. Most samples had more hydroxybenzoic acids (gallic, vanillic, syringic) than hydroxycinnamic acids. Gallic acid was the most abundant compound, reaching up to 2839.28 μg g−1 in Iranian Shilajit, whereas rosmarinic acid displayed exceptionally high levels (216.26 μg g−1) in one Iranian sample. The pronounced geographical variation in phenolic acid composition suggests a strong environmental and botanical influence on Shilajit formation. These findings provide molecular evidence supporting its plant-based origin and highlight phenolic acids as contributors to Shilajit’s well-documented antioxidant and therapeutic effects. The study also establishes a robust analytical platform for future standardization and quality assessment of Shilajit as a natural medicinal product."(...)