English for IT students
International students’ perspectives of Malaysian English teachers’ spoken English
... Malaysian English variety, an outer circle variety. Malaysia English teachers are often non-native speakers of English who speak English with some influence from the local languages and ...
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Autonomous English learning: Teachers’ and students’ perceptions
... help students define the term clearly. This lack of students’ awareness of autonomous learning of English attributes and the importance of those attributes is likely due to the lack of information or ...
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Students' perception on teaching and learning mathematics in english
... on students’ understanding in mathematics that experience English medium of ...the students. Normally, students’ conceptions of prior experience and knowledge influence students’ ...
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An Investigation On Iranian Students’ Weaknessess In Spoken English
... the students needs is one critical matter for the teachers to teach and authors to write school ...of students in Iran tend to participate in communicative activities type to learn ...Some students ...
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Compiling a Corpus of Taiwanese Students’ Spoken English
... Taiwanese students’ spoken English provides a range of possibilities for ...learners’ English proficiency levels is available (see Table 2) and reliable, because it based on the results of ...
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DEVELOPING ENGLISH TEACHING MATERIAL FOR MIDWIFERY STUDENTS
... of English Teaching Material for midwifery has been specifically set as follows: Snapshot, Conversation in Context, Grammar Focus, Word Power, and Video ...of English speaking learning needs to assist the ...
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A Study of English Vocabulary Learning Strategies of Non-English Major College Students
... This questionnaire is mainly from the following two sources: Studies on the classification of learning strategies from O’Malley and Chamot (1990) and Wen (1996). Some quantitative and qualitative research on vocabulary ...
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THE INFLUENCE OF STUDENTS’ L1 AND SPOKEN ENGLISH IN ENGLISH WRITING: A CORPUS-BASED RESEARCH
... for students whose L1 is not English, the evaluation of the writing is mostly on grammar; which is how the students can express their ideas logically through grammatically correct ...where ...
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THE ROLE OF OUT-OF-SCHOOL ENGLISH LITERACY ACTIVITIES IN PROMOTING STUDENTS' ENGLISH LITERACY
... the students, proficiency tests focused on reading and writing abilities were conducted at the ...measure students’ reading ability; word analysis, systematic vocabulary development, and comprehen- ...
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Students' Perceptions of the Impact of the College English Test
... school-based English proficiency test that is less challenging than the ...their students and thus may bring stronger ...on students may also interact with students’ individual ...
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English learning strategies of Vietnamese tertiary students
... English Learning Strategies of Vietnamese Tertiary Students by.. Nguyen Thi Boi Hoang Master of Arts.[r] ...
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Students’ Belief On English As Foreign Language Learning: A Case Study At English Education Students, Faculty Of Education And Teacher Training
... The success of language learning is influenced by many factors such as intelligence, motivation, and also learning beliefs (Abdi and Asadi, 2015). It is generally agreed that individual language learners hold different ...
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Problems of Non-English Medium Students to Learn English at Graduate Level- A Few Solutions
... is English and who have their entire education in the similar ...non- English medium students who, at one stage, should take up the language for their employability or their survival in the society ...
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IMPACT OF ENGLISH INSTRUCTION AT THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ON THE STUDENTS' ACHIEVEMENT OF ENGLISH AT THE LOWER SECONDARY SCHOOL
... the students' characteristics their own interest and motivation in learning ...in English is also reinforced by the studies of Gardner and Lambert (in Hermann, 1980) and Djigunovic and Bartolovic (1994) ...
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An Action Research of English Songwriting Implementation in Teaching English as a Second Language for University Students
... some students who completed the tasks by themselves. These students always had good musical accomplishments or even played musical instruments such as guitar or ...where students needed to learn ...
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Challenges in English to Persian Translation of Contracts and Agreements: The Case of Iranian English Translation Students
... for students to improve their knowledge in translating legal texts; Students should be exposed to various legal texts translated by professional translators with a view to enhancing their performance; They ...
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STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION TO LEARN ENGLISH USING MOBILE APPLICATIONS: THE CASE OF DUOLINGO AND HELLO ENGLISH
... the students’ new experience in learning with mobile applications, superficial engagement in mobile learning, in fact, was considered as one of its ...Hello English to learn English on their own will ...
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English Conversation Teaching by Pair-work Technique for the First Year English Majored Students
... about English conversation teaching by pair-work technique for the firts year English majored ...and students’ ability after a particular technique ...the students’ motivation to take part in ...
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Barriers to Speaking in English Among Maritime Students
... between students‟ attitude towards English-medium instruction and L2 ...The students in the study tend to be frustrated with spontaneous speech production rather than reading and listening ...
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NURSING STUDENTS' PERCEPTIONS OF ENGLISH AS A LINGUA FRANCA
... nursing students were in favour of and the Englishes they needed for their future career and to find out their perceptions toward English as a Lingua Franca ...ELF. Students were found to be in ...
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