attitudes toward foreign language
The effect of classroom emotions, attitudes toward English, and teacher behavior on willingness to communicate among English Foreign Language Learners
... (attitudes toward the FL outside the classroom, historical and political context, intergroup relations) to determine the emotional state of the FL user, which will in turn affect their ...was foreign ...
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Chilean 12th graders’ Attitudes towards English as a Foreign Language
... the language of business and commerce, and second, that more than two decades ago, English as a foreign language was included as part of the curriculum in ...target language, especially the ...
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English as a Foreign Language Students Attitudes towards the Utilization of iPad in Language Learning
... the attitudes of the English as a Foreign Language (EFL) students towards the use of ...English language learners at Majmmah ...positive attitudes toward iPad use in ...
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Parent attitudes about and involvement with foreign language programs for elementary students
... English language, cultural, and social learning support services (Fishman, 1997), English-speaking parents and parents who spoke a language besides English in Phoenix, Arizona demonstrated a distinct ...
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Pre-Service Foreign Language Teachers’ Attitudes of Privilege and Oppression
... a foreign language, ethnocentrism and stereotypes could be diminished as learners begin to understand a new culture, worldview and way of life (Kubota, et ...another language that pre-service ...
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING IN SUDANESE UNIVERSITIES: GOALS, ATTITUDES, AND REALITY
... Chinese language at the department indicated that most of his students were motivated by money, which is clearly reflected in their proficiency in the ...a language competition in which students show their ...
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Prospective ELT Teachers Attitudes Toward The English Language In An EFL Context
... earners’ attitudes toward foreign language learning” is a widely researched ...topic. Attitudes have been explored in terms of their relationships with other factors, such as motivation ...
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Bilingualism and Comparison of the Attitudes of the Learners towards Foreign Language Learning
... one language has a lower memory capacity than those with more than one language, which is empirically ...one language is better at recalling than a person with only one ...second language ...
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Online Teachers’ Attitudes toward Using Technology in Teaching English as a Foreign Language
... Most of the institutions prefer to incorporate modern technology into their studies. Most of professionals acknowledge that the technology application in the learning settings as the means of improvement on regular bases ...
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Teachers’ and Learners’ Attitudes toward the Use of Web-based Language Learning (WBLL)
... for language teaching pedagogy, and language ...for language teaching pedagogy and emerging computer-based learning technologies, in terms of helping us to understand how teachers capitalize upon the ...
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An Investigation into the Iranian EFL Language Learners' Attitudes on TOEFL iBT
... a foreign language was formed in 1962; its members were representatives of more than 30 private organizations and government agencies concerned with the English language proficiency of nonnative ...
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The Newest Survey on Language Attitude of Sundanese Urban Community in West Java Province, Indonesia Against Sundanese, Indonesian, And Foreign Language: A Study on Multilingual Speaker
... users’ attitudes towards the language because it reflects they are and represents the social group- ings they belong ...A language becomes appealing to the speakers who have positive attitude towards ...
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Effects of different text difficulty levels on Iranian EFL learners’ foreign language Reading motivation and Reading comprehension
... second language decide to read in the second language depending on the two key concepts (expectancy and ...the language used in the reading material, attractive- ness as established both by the ...
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Attitudes towards English Language Norms in the Expanding Circle: Development and Validation of a new Model and Questionnaire
... a foreign language learners’ attitudes towards the use of native versus non-native English language ...learners’ attitudes towards norms was ...ethnorelativity, language ...
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Effects of a Pop-up Dictionary Interface on Students’ Vocabulary Retention and Attitudes towards Reading Literary Works
... a Foreign Language (EFL) students’ attitudes toward literary works were impacted by employing an online English pop-up dictionary (PD) function for every unknown word in the ...students’ ...
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Attitudes of the Students Studying at Kafkas University Private Primary EFL Classroom towards Storytelling and Motivation
... the foreign language component of the Turkish University Entrance Examination takes the form of a multiple choice test which measures the candidates’ grammatical and lexical knowledge, and their reading ...
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The Perceptions of Language Learners across Various Proficiency Levels of Teachers’ Code-switching
... in foreign language education, in ...of foreign languages, based on the results of the analyses of personal attitudes of students across various proficiency levels toward teachers’ ...
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Foreign Language Teachers’ Attitude toward Authentic Assessment in Language
... and attitudes on instructionally-relevant classroom activities” (O’Malley and Valdez Pierce, 1996, ...examine language teachers’ perceptions and attitude toward authentic assessment is quite ...
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A Study of Students’ Attitudes toward Using Technology in Second Language Learning
... for language learners when used ...orientation toward technology. They are enjoyed and satisfied with it for foreign language learning in classes because of its convenience, and practicality ...
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Student modern foreign languages teachers learning to teach: beliefs, attitudes and the development of a methodological landscape
... Abstract This study examines the motivations,beliefs and attitudes of beginning modern foreign languages teachers towards foreign language teaching and learning during their initial teac[r] ...
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