Learners Views
Learning journeys : learners’ voices : learners’ views on progress and achievement in literacy and numeracy
... It was perhaps inevitable that some new researchers had travelled further than others and the amount and quality of the data collected was uneven. Some interviewers had used prompts and follow-up questions very skilfully ...
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Adult learners' views regarding lifelong learning and the participatory educational techniques use: the case of second chance schools in greece
... for learners in an SCS, their motives regarding the reintegration into the education system due to the aspirations for a second opportunity in personal, social and professional development and are classified into ...
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Preferred Teaching Methods in Online Courses: Learners’ Views Mansureh Kebritchi
... the learners’ group interactions to guide and support group discussions while others suggest that students must solely rely on their own abilities to direct their ...
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Foreign language learners’ views on the importance of learning the target language pronunciation
... pronunciation; learners cannot improve themselves because of the fear of making mistakes in front of the ...of learners is limited (Burgess and Spencer, 2000; Derwing, 2010; Foote, Tracey & Derwing, ...
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ESP TEACHERS AND LEARNERS' VIEWS ABOUT ABOUT SPEAKING DIFFICULTIES: A VIEW THROUGH A CRITICAL LENS
... EFL learners at schools or universities have major challenges to ...and learners with regard to the speaking skill in the ...equipping learners to better cope with the communication ...and ...
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LEARNERS’ VIEWS ON ASYMPTOTES OF A HYPERBOLA AND EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION: A COMMOGNITIVE APPROACH
... equation. Learners need to realise the connectivity between methods and that the result from each of the methods is the ...enhances learners’ realisation that they are actually doing the same process using ...
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Learners’ views about cloud computing based group activities
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Exploring registered nurses’ attitudes towards postgraduate education in Australia: an overview of the literature
... ’s 1999 Evaluative Framework • • • • • • Learner’s reaction- the learners’ views of their learning experience and satisfaction with their training and education Changes in attitudes and [r] ...
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National learner satisfaction survey (nlss): highlights from 2009 (BIS research paper number 16)
... help learners improve), and also in taking learners’ views into account (both listening to and acting on learners’ ...FE learners (Figure ...
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Impact of Using Electronic Dictionary on Collocation Learning and Retention of Iranian EFL Learners
... Recently, electronic dictionaries have changed language learning style and have made learning process easier for learners. It’s pedagogical advantages are recognizable to be ignored (Nesi, 1999). Vesi (1999) ...
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Influence of Student Factors on Students’ Academic Performance in Public Secondary Schools in Kenya: A Case Study of Migori County
... Moses, Augustina and Rahama (2018) did a study on drug abuse and academic performance among adolescent students in Nigeria. The study noted that drug abuse influence students' academic performance negatively. The ...
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Depth-Map-Assisted Texture and Depth Map Super-Resolution
... Based on the LR image observed model, in [64] a Bayesian-based approach was used for adaptive video SR by simultaneously estimating the camera motion, blur kernel, and noise level while reconstructing the original HR ...
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Autonomy, Critical Thinking and Listening Comprehension Ability of Iranian EFL Learners
... that, learners should have the capacity to examine 'how to learn a language and how to monitor and be aware of their learning, so that they can become effective and independent language learners' ...
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Enhancing Iranian EFL Learners’ Descriptive Writing Through a Genre-based Pedagogy
... the learners to be engaged with different texts types and help them to take part in composing writing collaboratively with their teachers and their classmates to be according to the requirement of academic ...
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The ethical issues regarding consent to clinical trials with pre term or sick neonates: a systematic review (framework synthesis) of the empirical research
... Studies also reported clinicians’ views on consent forms and communication. Thus, clinicians suggested two pos- sibilities as to reasons for having consent forms and: that the forms are provided in order to ...
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Beyond 'anti-smacking': challenging parental violence and coercion
... Traditional views that children are helplessly dependent, unreasonable and selfish are now being challenged. New research methods are finding how competent, reasonable and altruistic young children can be (Mayall ...
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Beyond ‘AntiSmacking’: Challenging Parental Violence and Coercion
... children’s views on family life, punishment, power, kindness or ...women’s views seriously relying on the reasoned negotiation which violence ...and views, leaves the child outside the realm of ...
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Qualitative analysis of mediational strategies in emotionalized dynamic assessment of L2 reading comprehension
... Analysis of mediational strategies in emotionalized dynamic assessment of L2 reading comprehension going round the class, encourages the learners to think about the character's feeling and think about similar ...
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Changing views on viruses
... The major issue with conventional approaches in the detection of viral load in an infected cell is low resolution of microscopic techniques.. The light and confocal microscopic techni[r] ...
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Challenges in Promoting EFL Learners' Autonomy: Iranian EFL Teachers’ Perspectives
... Learner autonomy (LA) has always been a controversial issue among applied linguists. Several studies have been carried out to investigate the teachers' and learners' perceptions of learner autonomy as well as the ...
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