Who are the learners?
Who are with us: MOOC learners on a FutureLearn course
... Analysis presented in the paper is based on pre- and post-course surveys. However, using such data presents the issue of not capturing views of the participants who do not respond to surveys. Though post- course ...
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An Investigation of English Learning of a Sample of Students Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing and English Learners and a Sample of Students Who Are English Learners
... Ms. Jill. Ms. Jill was the last teacher who I met up with for this study. Once I received consent for research from Eva, I contacted Ms. Jill about observing Eva in her classroom and setting up a time to ...
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Who Educates Teacher Educators About English Language Learners?
... ers who do not have an awareness of second-language acquisition may assume that the students do not understand English have a disability that prevents them from ...
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Empowering teachers to render learner support to learners who experience reading barriers
... During the interviews, the researcher will ask follow-up questions if they are needed to clarify or understand what the participant has been saying. Walliman (2001:323) states that a common feature of qualitative ...
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SAME DIVERSE DIFFERENT. Understanding Children Who Are Dual Language Learners (DLLs)
... Language Learners (DLLs). They are a diverse group who have different languages, experiences, strengths, and ...those who are learning one or several languages ...
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Who is like Whom? Reclassification and Performance Patterns for Different Groupings of English Learners
... In addition, like Umansky and Reardon (2014), Conger also found patterns and differences among students who enrolled in different types of programs. She found that Spanish speakers were more likely to enroll in ...
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Administrator's Perceptions on Growing Populations of Students who are English Language Learners in the State of Wyoming
... 50 Education, 2011.). The contentious environment and lack of direction in matters of policy and standards has led to districts becoming disconnected to the state department of education. Because of the philosophical ...
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Who am I? "I am a Swifty!" Some Stories from EFL Learners
... for learners to gain more exposure to a variety of English accents, particularly Asian Englishes in ...era. Learners have their own right to speak as who they are as long as they can be understood by ...
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Strategies For Educators: Teaching Recently Arrived English Learners Who Have Experienced Trauma
... beginning of my work with children. As children, many students have not yet learned how to meet their needs themselves, and so it is the job of the teacher to help students meet these needs. ESL teachers, like many other ...
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Becoming self-regulated: patterns of parenting in the lives of professionals who are highly self-regulated learners
... professionals who are highly self-regulated learners experienced autonomy within their family ...children who perceive autonomy in their problem-solving attempts are more likely to be prepared to ...
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Language and literacy for children who are English language learners(ELLs): developing linguistically responsive teachers
... children who are ELLs need explicit introduction to the vocabulary of the subject they are learning in order that they can make progress academically in line with their English speaking ...
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Building resilient learners: how schools can identify students who have experienced trauma
... At WROES, trauma does not present in the same way as it might in a higher needs school. Thus, our staff learned about the ways that trauma could impact our students. I sought to challenge our staff’s innate beliefs about ...
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Who are the Open Learners? A Comparative Study Profiling non-Formal Users of Open Educational Resources
... non-formal learners and the relationship between formal and non-formal ...non-formal learners surveyed were highly positive about their use of OER and believe they will continue to use ...non-formal ...
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Addressing behavioural challenges of orphaned learners who head households : a psycho-educational programme to enhance learning
... children who head these households become adults in the family and miss out on their own ...these learners can be supported to enable them to continue learning, or progress positively in their studies in ...
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Learners on the periphery: lurkers as invisible learners
... Lurkers, who are also known as silent learners, observers, browsers, read-only participants, vicarious learners, free-riders, witness learners, or legitimate peripheral participants (our ...
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Characteristics of adult learners Adult learners rights
... x Who is better qualified to talk about the benefits of the local literacy program than adult learners? Personal stories and experiences not only provide interesting speeches for media, civic groups, and ...
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Skilling them softly: an analysis of the experience of unemployed adult learners who are enhancing their employability skills through a programme of study.
... independence and empowerment. There was an interesting response from one learner Penny, who had grown up and gone to school in a rural part of South West England. She explained that she lived close to an American ...
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The challenges experienced by teachers in identifying learners who experience barriers to learning in a rural full-service school in KwaZulu-Natal
... learner who was not doing ...her learners and asked them to retell the story. Those who failed to retell were identified as experiencing listening ...her learners wrote and on noticing one ...
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The Effects Of The Vocabulary Scenario Technique- English Learner Peer Protocol on Ninth Grade English Learners Who Struggle with Literacy
... the best human being I can be. Even though you didn’t fully understand Tee-Tee going “back” to college again, your excitement and enthusiasm always made my day. I was so tickled when you began watching UCF football and ...
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Listening to learners
... Par ticipants sign up for the workshops, which are recorded for feedback at the close of the event or shor tly after. ‘Open space’ workshops are good for addressing difficult issues involving a large number of people, ...
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