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Psychological Factor Affecting English Speaking Performance for the English Learners in Indonesia
... students’ English speaking performance in ...students’ English speaking performance is negatively affected which was manifested by their own ...learning English for many years as they ...
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STUDENTS’ ATTRIBUTIONS ON THEIR ENGLISH SPEAKING ENHANCEMENT
... students’ speaking enhancement into three specific ...using English actively since they considered doing them as a good practice to enhance their English speaking skill and ...use ...
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Through communicative approach to enhance students’ English speaking skills in Malaysia
... with English background justifies the need for more approach derived from the results of this ...in English speaking ...their English speaking proficiency that is very important to ...
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Exploring the beliefs of native and non-native English speaking kindergarten teachers in Taiwan
... native-speaking English teachers (NSETs) is ...in English language ...of English immersion for preschoolers, certain scholars have expressed doubt on the suitability of native English ...
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Child poverty in English speaking countries
... the English-speaking countries (especially in the UK), former teen mothers are markedly more likely than women who first gave birth in their 20s not to be in work and to be in the bottom fifth of the income ...
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Exploring English speaking Muslim women’s first time maternity experiences: a qualitative longitudinal interview study
... Methods: The study used longitudinal semi-structured interviews with seven English-speaking first-time pregnant Muslim women receiving maternity care in North-West of England. Total of 21 interview; each ...
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Testing English Speaking Skills in a University level Affect EFL Learners' Oral Performance: A Case Study of Arab Open University
... especially English, has been a constant headache to the concerned governmental bodies, teachers, parents and those who are in charge of ...of speaking tests in schools and colleges. The target of learning ...
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Plant-Powered: A Digital Plant-Based Nutrition Intervention for Low-Income Patients with Type II Diabetes
... learned English for years and want to pick up English again in their spare time after several years’ working at the non-English- speaking workplace is a better ...this speaking-practice ...
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Reading growth of first- and second-grade English language learners : achievement, subprocesses, and attitude
... native English-speaking students and 154 English-language learners in first and second grade at 16 high-poverty low-performing schools in the southeastern region of the United ...
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Literature and TEFL: Towards the Reintroduction of Literatures in English in the Francophone Secondary School Curriculum in Cameroon
... the English language classroom (Duff & Maley 1990: 3), literature as a component of the English language teaching programme in secondary schools in Cameroon "remains the exception rather than the ...
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STRATEGIES OF LEARNING SPEAKING SKILL BY INDONESIAN LEARNERS OF ENGLISH AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO SPEAKING PROFICIENCY
... to speaking skill, with the first strategy type being the most significant ...in speaking skill; consequently, it is essential for teachers to encourage particularly male learners to use the appro- priate ...
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Looking through the Lenses of Non Native English Teachers: Native English Trainers in the Pro ELT Programme
... teaching English as a second lan- guage ...(Malaysian English Language Teaching Association) (2010) in its report on the role of native speakers teachers and trainers in second and foreign language ...
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Immigrants and Welfare Programmes: Exploring the Interactions between Immigrant Characteristics, Immigrant Welfare Dependence and Welfare Policy ESRI WP238 May 2008
... In the final element of the analysis of the Irish data, we used the information included in the data on the amount of benefits received to see if there were differences between immigrants and natives. We ran tobit models ...
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Delving into International Students’ Attitudes to NESTs and NNESTs
... native English-speaking teachers (NESTs) and non-native English speaking teachers (NNESTs) in a Thai ...native English-speaking teachers and non- native English ...
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The readiness of future technical teachers to teach in English
... their English speaking ...in English, they tend to translate their scripts from BM to English ...mangles English badly, a term Manglish was created which means the colloquial version of ...
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An Investigation on the Design of English Curriculums in the Major of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language in China
... Instead, English is the tool to introduce Chinese culture to ...in English-speaking countries, it will be very difficult to live there if their English is not good ...pedagogy, English ...
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Vol 7, No 4 (2016)
... of English language teaching and learning, the culture of the English-speaking countries, represented by the American or the British culture, has become an inseparable component in the EFL/ESL ...the ...
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Vol 9, No 4 (2018)
... native English speaking teachers (NEST, PC TEFL volunteers) and non-native English speaking teachers (NNEST, Beninese EFL teachers), the combined strengths of both minimise the weaknesses and ...
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Linguistic and Cognitive Measures in Arabic-Speaking English Language Learners (ELLs) and monolingual children with and without Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
... monolingual English- speaking children as compared to ELLs on a nonword repetition test designed to follow the phonotactic rules of English (Thorn & Gathercole, ...
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Native-speakerism and professional teacher identity in L2 pronunciation learning
... about English, but it is offensive and racist to discredit other aspects of professionalism and expertise in teaching so much so that an NESPT’s accent becomes “like a linguistic albatross around the necks of the ...
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