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EFL Tertiary Teachers’ Perceptions of The Integration Of Culture Into English Classes
... In the interview, the teacher participants add many fac- tors preventing teachers’ culture integration; and they are related to teacher, students and policy factors. Regarding the teacher factor, the teacher participants ...
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Azerbaijani Turkic speaking English language teachers’ attitudes towards the use of their students’ mother tongue in English classes
... my English classes is deceiving ...an English word unfamiliar to him, the pupil inevitably searches in his mind for its equivalent in his own language, finding of which makes him feel happy, ...
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Integrating Self-Access Center Components into Core English Classes
... core English classes in the first and second year are taught by part-time faculty, the challenge has been to clearly communicate to the teachers the need for integrating SALL content into the bigger ...
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Ethical assessment practices in English classes: A focus on experience and gender
... Bachman and Palmer (1996) defined the scoring methods as “the criteria by which test takers’ responses are evaluated and the procedures followed to arrive at a score.” (p. 193) They classified the measurement processes ...
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INTEGRATING ISLAMIC VALUES IN ENGLISH CLASSES AT MTS AL ISLAMIYAH BEBIDAS
... in English Classes at MTs Al-Islamiyah ...in English lessons and how English teachers integrate ...are English teacher at MTs Al-Islamiyah ...
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“The Case for the Duchess: Teaching Webster’s Duchess of Malfi in Undergraduate English Classes"
... The Case for the Duchess: Teaching Webster’s Duchess of Malfi in Undergraduate English Classes Author(s): Darlene Farabee.. Reviewed Work(s):.[r] ...
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The Effect of Project-Based Learning on Students’ Attitude Towards English Classes
... technology classes alongside biology, geometry classes, ...teaching English as a foreign language is quite limited (Cirak, 2006; Bas &Beyhan, 2010; Bas, 2011; Koroglu, 2011; Yaman, 2014; Yiying, ...
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An Analysis of Social Media Use Within and Outside of College English Classes in China
... College English classes will be observed for about four to six ...College English class in China ...facilitate English learning, how do you perceive the impacts of using social media for ...
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Choosing Their Own Adventure: Student-Selected Reading in Secondary English Classes
... classroom experiences teaching high school English and working in school libraries. My approach to this project was also influenced by my time spent as a graduate research assistant at LEARN NC, since that is ...
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The Effects of Writing to Learn (WTL) on Academic Achievement and Attitude to Lesson in English Classes
... Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL), it has become inevitable to carry out a study in this ...Teaching English as a Second Language using WTL activities are very ...
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Do Learners Like Project in Their English Classes?: Impact of PBL on Students’ Attitudes
... PBL was also proven to affect students’ feeling on ELL. Before PBL was implemented in the classroom, the students’ open-ended questionnaire result shows that they tended to feel weary towards the learning. The students ...
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Issues on Teaching Listening In English Classes and Its Basic Principles
... studying English the teaching of listening acquires yet another important dimension: not only is listening practiced and developed as part of general language proficiency but also as a necessary element of ...
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Methods and Techniques for Activating Students with Sen1 on Foreign Language (English) Classes in Poland
... DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1104389 4 Open Access Library Journal this type suggested below should be modified accordingly. It seems, however, that in any case, the multi-sensory stimulation proposed in 1920 by S. Orton (in [5]) ...
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The Use of Mother Tongue in Moroccan Classes of English
... associate English language words and structure with most familiar words in the mother ...certain English word happens to be completely recognizable to the student, then the use of Arabic here is of course ...
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National *English for Speakers of Other Languages* (esol) strategy: mapping exercise and scoping study
... limited English and perhaps also because their skills and working practices may be more traditional and not completely appropriate for modern sites and ...of English, including occupational ...spoke ...
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Verbs Taking Clausal and Non Finite Arguments as Signals of Modality – Revisiting the Issue of Meaning Grounded in Syntax
... The English version of the semantic classes which we created by means of translation has the same semantic properties as the German ...the English classes are not fully specified, because ...
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English programmes of study: key stage 3
... for English in the national curriculum is to promote high standards of language and literacy by equipping pupils with a strong command of the spoken and written word, and to develop their love of literature ...
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The wrong side of the tracks: Starting school in a socially disadvantaged London borough
... professionals who work with them. For several of the schools tested the combined effects of social deprivation and lack of exposure to English mean that a majority of children in a class may be performing well ...
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English through Embarking upon Literature in EFL Classes
... The power of this teaching tool should not be underestimated. Zyngier (2006) states that teachers aim at the acquisition of language through the medium of literature. In other words, literature is considered as part of ...
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English Writing Students’ Perspective of Using Eportfolio in the Writing Class
... Using eportfolios to follow writing development is very important process in writing classes. Gebric, Lewis, and Amin (2011) conduct a longitudinal study to examine how eportfolios help students to learn and what ...
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