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Profiling Web Technology Adoption of English Language Instructors in Malaysian Universities
... A descriptive analytical method comprising both quantitative and qualitative approaches was used to investigate the current status of using web tools in university teaching. Two research instruments were employed in the ...
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Intercultural Communicative Competence: Beliefs and Practices of Adult English as a Second Language Instructors
... Second language instructors should recognize that resources are cultural products developed “within a cultural context, for consumption by others and are imbued with the cultural positionings, identities, ...
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Looking into burnout levels among English language instructors
... English language instructors who are currently teaching at School of Foreign Languages, namely Konya Necmettin Erbakan University, Selçuk University and Gazi University, to look for the factors leading to ...
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Classroom assessment practices of English language instructors
... English language instructors teaching English at the preparatory classes of universities regarding their purpose in assessment, methods of assessment and assessment ...to instructors' practices at ...
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A case study of Omani English-language instructors’ attitudes towards English and towards native speakers of English in an Omani university
... the language and Arab-Muslim ...English language and its native speakers, however, suggests a far more complicated ...English-language instructors of English at a university in the Gulf nation ...
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Understanding the Experiences of Underprepared Adult English as a Second Language Instructors: A Case Study.
... beginning instructors expected to attend a new employee orientation before they began working at their respective ...the instructors expected a session that would introduce them to the facility and inform ...
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A case study of Omani English-language instructors’ attitudes towards English and towards native speakers of English in an Omani university
... However, the belief of these students that learning about the culture of native English speakers is a way to protect them from the potential dangers of encounters with the West, appears, in some ways, to be a ...
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Collaborative teaching from English language instructors’ perspectives
... of instructors is promoted by being a part of collaboration, sometimes showing itself as adding to each other‟s knowledge about technology by making them aware of that tool, or sometimes as grasping the ...
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The Impact of Utilizing a Collaborative Approach on Teenage Iranian EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Retention
... year language instructors to consider making use of collaborative techniques in order to enhance their own students’ development in knowledge of the ...
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Training the trainers: addressing challenges and meeting expectations
... four language instructors were involved in the training programme designed for a group of twenty-five civil engineering ...develop language and communication skills in english for the purpose of ...
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INSTRUCTORS’ AND LEARNERS’ QUESTIONING: A CASE OF EFL CLASSROOM DISCOURSE IN IRAN
... EFL instructors and learners at a private language center in Yasouj, ...EFL instructors and learners in different course levels and to scrutinize the extent to which the instructors’ classroom ...
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Implicit and explicit instruction: what type of knowledge is promoted?:An empirical study investigating the effects of processing instruction, metalinguistic rule instruction and textual enhancement
... target language with native or non-native speakers, but they typically lag behind in terms of grammar accuracy (Harley, Cummins, Swain, & Allen, ...target language enough or they do not get sufficient ...
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INSTRUCTOR LEADERSHIP IN EFL CLASSROOMS AND THE OUTCOMES: THE EFFECTS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL AND TRANSACTIONAL LEADERSHIP STYLES
... inside language, EFL in particular, classrooms and currently appears to be a rare study to investigate full range leadership styles of English language instructors and the outcomes of classroom ...
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The Benefits of Intersecting Foreign and Programming Language Acquisition Pedagogical Methods.
... and language instructors interviewed agreed that texts should move logically and gradually from simpler exercises to more advanced ...foreign language instructor (L1) explained the importance of ...
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Characteristics of Effective EFL Instructors: Language Teachers’ Perceptions Versus Learners’ Perceptions
... foreign language teaching without improving the qualities of the teachers seems ...foreign language instructors perceive to be the most important characteristics of a successful EFL ...English ...
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PEDAGOGICAL ENGINEERING AND ESP: THE ICD AND ACTIVE APPROACH
... the language Higher Education (HE) instructor in is not a specialist in the domain that they are ...assisting language instructors to conceive didactic approaches which can be used to construct and ...
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Analysis of problems encountered by instructors teaching Turkish as a foreign language to Syrian children and their opinions on their participation in the certification program for teaching Turkish as a foreign language
... different language teaching systems and language skills around the world and to help individuals using the language being learned to communicate with ...foreign language teaching can be ...
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The Relationship Between Cognitive Development and Language Learning in a Cross-Cultural Context: A Review of the Literature and its Implication
... on language learners (including ESL learners) in the hope that language instructors will gain a deeper appreciation of the difficulties that ESL learners encounter in the language learning ...
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The challenges of using TED Talks as authentic resources of academic listening for EFL university students
... to language instructors in designing tasks for listening courses where vocabulary learning precedes tasks that require students to understand the information in the listening ...
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ELT Methodology and Learners Meet in Techniques: A Lesson Planning Perspective for Teacher Trainees
... This is an important language sub-skill essential for self expression. The aim is to reach a mutually understandable level of pronunciation. The teacher is the most important model for standard pronunciation. Like ...
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