Teaching Foreign Languages and Teaching Translation to Foreign Language Students
Teaching Foreign Language: Teaching… Or Fraud?
... study foreign languages, ...studying foreign languages, to physiological rules, human memory rules, pedagogical and methodological ...in teaching foreign languages ...
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Teaching English as a Foreign Language Major to Gifted Students
... for foreign languages where teaching was both in Russian and in a foreign language (Kitano, ...1986). Foreign language instruction began in the first or second grade and ...
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Proficiency exams in teaching Turkish as a foreign language in TÖMER (Turkish and foreign languages research and application centers)
... 6 TÖMERs provide examples for learners in reading skills with more than one developmental phases at the A1 and A2 levels which is positive in terms of learners being exposed to more daily life-examples. Lack of examples ...
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Teacher's Use of First Language in EFL Classrooms
... first language in second language pedagogy In language pedagogy, teachers’ views of using learners’ mother tongue in teaching foreign language have been another ...not, ...
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Language As An Effective Tool For Business Communication: The Role Of French As A Foreign Language In Ghana
... second language can help advance one‟s career, as many businesses, market products and services are emerging across the ...other languages other than English in order to communicate effectively and with ...
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Which Foreign Language Should Be Taught in the Albanian Education System?
... Europe, foreign languages were a privilege aimed just for the rich, the educated and some other people who had specific ...the foreign languages are part of the daily activities of lots of ...
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Culture in Foreign Language Teaching
... in students a post-modern subjectivity, that applied linguists, following Bhabha (1994), have located in the third place of discourse (Kramsch, 2009a) - a symbolic competence that focuses on the process of meaning ...
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Social capital: a vital ingredient for retaining foreign language teachers
... for Teaching and School Leadership ...Accomplished Teaching of Languages and Cultures (Australian Federation of Modern Language Teachers Associations 2005), which serve as a guide to assist ...
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Creative approach to development of competence “writing” in foreign language classes
... the foreign language communicative competence - the skill of writing as a structural element of the technical university students’ professional ...study. Foreign and domestic research in the ...
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Teaching foreign languages through audiovisual translation resources: teachers’ perspectives
... that students are not learning, especially because they observe a lack of engagement if the task is not ...of students getting distracted (especially when the class is large), other teachers complaining ...
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English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Teaching Effectiveness Revisited: A Narrative Inquiry into the English Proficiency of an International Student in the U.S.
... learning language. Language learning and cultural awareness are related and they ought to be taken into consideration while designing syllabuses of foreign ...the language, which in turn ...
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MAKING THE MOST OF EXPERIENCE: FROM SYLLABUS TO TEXTBOOK DESIGN
... between foreign language learning and the field of ...our students of biology, chemistry, and environmental ...up students’ language competence is vocabulary-based and thus special ...
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Methodological Compression in Foreign Language Teaching of Engineering Students
... to foreign language training of future ...of foreign language training in technical universities the following forms of work are proposed to be incorporated: method of lexico-grammatical ...
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Psychological approach to foreign language teaching
... learning foreign languages in non- linguistic faculties of ...develops students' ability to speak foreign languages in specific professional, business, academic fields and situations, ...
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Semiotic Nature of Language Teaching Methods in Foreign Language Learning and Teaching
... the students other than the ...allow students to assume active learning ...the students are the active participants of a dynamic ...let students response physically, semiotic signs, symbols ...
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ACTIVE METHODS OF TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
... and students, creating a comfortable creative en- vironment, a favorable psychological atmos- phere – these and other positive effects deter- mine the active learning and application of this educational technology ...
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Foreign Language Teaching and Intercultural Citizenship
... no foreign friends before they did their Erasmus ...other languages with their new contacts (mostly other ...of students in Europe study abroad, and this reflects the percentage of Europeans who move ...
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The Advantages Of Information Technology In Teaching Foreign Languages
... by students and conduct classes at a qualitatively new level, instead of using a regular blackboard projecting slide films from the computer screen to a large wall-mounted screen or a personal computer (laptop) ...
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Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language to CAPD Impaired Students
... all students, should the teacher strive to involve pupils autonomously in the whole of the language lessons they create? At the same time, activities expanding the self-decision apparatus for ...
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Vol 3, No 1 (2009)
... the teaching of modern European languages such as German and English, there has been renewed interest in engaging with foreign language (FL) literature in order to develop knowledge of the ...
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