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Out-of-class language learning

The Out-of-Class Language Learning Strategies of International Students in Malaysia

The Out-of-Class Language Learning Strategies of International Students in Malaysia

... English language learning; unlike Pearson (2004) research that involves international students, Hyland (2004) and Ihsan (2012) participants are nationals in their own countries – Hong Kong and Indonesia, ...

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A self-determination theory approach to technology-enhanced out-of-class language learning intention: A case of Japanese EFL learners

A self-determination theory approach to technology-enhanced out-of-class language learning intention: A case of Japanese EFL learners

... of learning, interact regularly, and influence each other’s ...own learning progress with their own distinct learning styles in the personal ...learners’ language proficiency level. The ...

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Language Learning Beyond the Classroom: Access all Areas

Language Learning Beyond the Classroom: Access all Areas

... and out-of-class language learning in the present ...foreign language proficiency without receiving classroom ...and out-of-class learning that has tended to ...

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Preparing Students For Class:  A Hybrid Enhancement To Language Learning

Preparing Students For Class: A Hybrid Enhancement To Language Learning

... second language acquisition has pointed out that one of the most important elements in language learning is the role of comprehensible input (see Gass, 1997 for a ...target language, it ...

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A Comparative Study of the Language Learning Environment of a Flipped Class Versus a Traditional Class

A Comparative Study of the Language Learning Environment of a Flipped Class Versus a Traditional Class

... viewed learning situation and motivated in the learning procedure in line with previous studies ...and out of- class attempts in a united and integrated manner with the help and use of ...

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Cultural Heritage as a Resource for English as an Additional Language Learner: An Out of Class Approach

Cultural Heritage as a Resource for English as an Additional Language Learner: An Out of Class Approach

... As Moll [5] says, Vygotski has developed a theory on interaction in which humans interact indirectly with their environment through mediation instruments including cultural resources and artefacts - considering oral and ...

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How do students become self-directed learners in the EFL flipped-class pedagogy? A study in higher education

How do students become self-directed learners in the EFL flipped-class pedagogy? A study in higher education

... of class time, as well as monitoring learning ...pre-class learning content, particularly with regard to note-taking of any questions posed during their self-study outside of the ...and ...

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Phenomenological Analysis into Students’ Self-Perceived Autonomy and Out-Of-Class Learning

Phenomenological Analysis into Students’ Self-Perceived Autonomy and Out-Of-Class Learning

... studies, language learning histories, (auto)biographies, among others, are featured in the ...L2 learning research (Barkhuizen, 2013; Benson ...L2 learning research, ...L2 learning and ...

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Cooperative learning and achievement in english language acquisition in a literature class in a secondary school

Cooperative learning and achievement in english language acquisition in a literature class in a secondary school

... found out that Cooperative learning is a successful teaching strategy at all levels, from pre-school to post ...Cooperative learning groups do not separate students on the basis of class, ...

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Analysis of Indonesian Language Learning Obstacles in Primary Schools

Analysis of Indonesian Language Learning Obstacles in Primary Schools

... Abstract: Learning Indonesian in elementary schools can help students get to know themselves, their culture and other cultures, express ideas, participate in society, and discover and use the analytical and ...

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The Possibility Of Applying YouTube To Motivate Learning Autonomy

The Possibility Of Applying YouTube To Motivate Learning Autonomy

... collaborative learning and teaching and the characteristics of a teacher as a ...autonomous learning, it is difficult to apply this to foreign (English) language education for non-English majors in ...

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Tapping into the Educational Potential of Facebook: Encouraging Out-of-Class Peer Collaboration in Foreign Language Learning

Tapping into the Educational Potential of Facebook: Encouraging Out-of-Class Peer Collaboration in Foreign Language Learning

... the learning process, additional to in-class instruction or online learning material, the actual learning environment is further extended ...a language to a fuller extent and are ...

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Iranian EFL Learners’ Autonomous Behavior in Out-of-class Contexts: A Call for Understanding Learners’ Personalized Approaches to Learning

Iranian EFL Learners’ Autonomous Behavior in Out-of-class Contexts: A Call for Understanding Learners’ Personalized Approaches to Learning

... of out-of-class learning is its freedom from formal preordination and predefined frames for learning (Marsick & Watkins, ...“out-of-class learning is not a structured ...

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IN-CLASS AND OUT-OF-CLASS ANXIETY IN SPEAKING TURKISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

IN-CLASS AND OUT-OF-CLASS ANXIETY IN SPEAKING TURKISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

... foreign language is a subject that gains importance ...in learning Turkish language in and outside the ...Second Language Speaking Anxiety Scale (SLSAS), which was analyzed with: correlation ...

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Students’ attitudes towards ICT-based learning in UITM Terengganu

Students’ attitudes towards ICT-based learning in UITM Terengganu

... In recent developments, the Malaysian government has gone to greater lengths in order to integrate the use of ICT into the classroom context, in order to maximize its potentials. To quote an example, in an article ...

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Addressing Foreign Language Learning Anxiety with Facebook

Addressing Foreign Language Learning Anxiety with Facebook

... foreign language learning. The theme of learning with friends was identified as the intervening condition to the ...provided learning support which proved beneficial in terms of ...their ...

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A study on second language learning and motivation

A study on second language learning and motivation

... different needs. Educators can therefore implement certain modifications or remedies upon current teaching methodologies and motivational strategies for English teaching and learning. Due to complicated ...

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Vol 8, No 2 (2017)

Vol 8, No 2 (2017)

... of language teaching are changing frequently and none of them are even scientifically confirmed, AR is used to help teachers discover what works and what does not in a particular ...

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Language preparatory school students’ use of modern technologies to study English

Language preparatory school students’ use of modern technologies to study English

... their language learning outside the borders of the classroom, not only providing them with a vast variety of exercises but also flourishing their communicative competence, by allowing them to communicate ...

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The relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement in elementary-school children

The relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement in elementary-school children

... I have the most serious problem with listening. I was told that I could not pass a second level [STEP examination] at the new cramming school. I think that I can earn a passing score on other questions [than listening]. ...

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