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Collaborative teaching from English language instructors’ perspectives

Collaborative teaching from English language instructors’ perspectives

... different teaching philosophies, and experiences, they may not agree on every issue in planning, implementation, and evaluation of teamwork (Jeon, 2010; Boyle, ...learning from one another and to the ... See full document

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Looking into burnout levels among English language instructors

Looking into burnout levels among English language instructors

... in teaching and higher levels of burnout statistically, some other factors such as academic ones were found to be striking as a result of the analysis of the qualitative ... See full document

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The Effect of Using Technology in Teaching English Language Receptive Skills

The Effect of Using Technology in Teaching English Language Receptive Skills

... in teaching English language receptive skills ...by English language teachers (instructors) to assist English language learners to progress their learning receptive ... See full document

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Perspectives on the Use of English as the Language of Teaching in Indonesian Schools Sitti Hamsina S

Perspectives on the Use of English as the Language of Teaching in Indonesian Schools Sitti Hamsina S

... adopting English in Indonesian schools began after the liberation of Indonesia from Dutch Colonial rule in ...any language can automatically become dominant in a culture or society based on the power ... See full document

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COLLABORATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

COLLABORATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON LANGUAGE IN CONTEXT

... Language teaching, English language teaching at university level in particular, will become more effective if it is consistent with globalization and faces the educational needs of ... See full document

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Factors affecting the implementation of communicative language teaching in Libyan secondary schools

Factors affecting the implementation of communicative language teaching in Libyan secondary schools

... arises from the need to investigate both the implementation and non- implementation of CLT when teaching the Libyan English curriculum ...emerged from both the students’ need to improve their ... See full document

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Challenging existing perspectives about the "ideal" characteristics of teachers of English

Challenging existing perspectives about the "ideal" characteristics of teachers of English

... in English and a minor in ...in teaching English was piqued, so, I volunteered in the University Writing Center, where I helped American and international students with their ...my English was ... See full document

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Supporting Adult Learners with Refugee Experiences through English Language Instruction

Supporting Adult Learners with Refugee Experiences through English Language Instruction

... their language learning ...EAL instructors in class (Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture [CCVT], 1995), instructors need to design appropriate lesson plans and effectively deliver these plans ... See full document

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Vol 9, No 6 (2018)

Vol 9, No 6 (2018)

... of English as a second or foreign language (ESL/EFL) is undoubtedly increasing ...the English language remains a hurdle for many learners, particularly in settings that require speaking and ... See full document

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The Impact of Utilizing a Collaborative Approach on Teenage Iranian EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Retention

The Impact of Utilizing a Collaborative Approach on Teenage Iranian EFL Learners’ Vocabulary Retention

... in teaching English as a second language (L2) ...fundamental language components which is a part of all language skills and constitutes the major factor of meaning-based ...of ... See full document

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Profiling Web Technology Adoption of English Language Instructors in Malaysian Universities

Profiling Web Technology Adoption of English Language Instructors in Malaysian Universities

... in teaching far outweigh the drawbacks (Venkatesh et ...of instructors (Buche et ...in teaching must be first examined to provide vital information to all key ...tertiary English ... See full document

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Iranian vs. Non-Iranian Scholars’ Beliefs over Collaborative EAP Practices: Legitimizing English Language Instructors in EAP Courses

Iranian vs. Non-Iranian Scholars’ Beliefs over Collaborative EAP Practices: Legitimizing English Language Instructors in EAP Courses

... of language teachers in managing Iranian ESP courses had been overlooked to the ...team teaching such as issues of time, preparation, collaboration in designing a common syllabus ...of language ... See full document

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Classroom assessment practices of English language instructors

Classroom assessment practices of English language instructors

... university instructors. 67,1% of instructors ranked the student-centered purpose of “giving feedback to my students as they progress through the course” ...university instructors (63,6%) and private ... See full document

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Teacher burnout and participation in professional learning activities: Perspectives from university English language instructors in Turkey

Teacher burnout and participation in professional learning activities: Perspectives from university English language instructors in Turkey

... perspective from Turkey, in this study, we investigated burnout and participation in professional learning activities among Turkish EFL (English as a foreign language) instructors at ... See full document

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Psycholinguistic Perspectives and Contributions of ELL and ELT

Psycholinguistic Perspectives and Contributions of ELL and ELT

... second language learning it could be said that psycholinguistic research is often able to provide insight not only into issues of online processing, but also into issues of grammar and the intersection between ... See full document

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Students’ and Instructors’ Perceptions of Turnitin: A Plagiarism Deterrent?

Students’ and Instructors’ Perceptions of Turnitin: A Plagiarism Deterrent?

... students from the opportunity to avoid plagiarism and improve their writing through the originality reports they receive when they submit their assignments on ... See full document

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LANGUAGE AND GENDER IN ENGLISH  LANGUAGE TEACHING

LANGUAGE AND GENDER IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

... These differences on men and women communication may affect expecta- tions for men and women in various fields of life. The different ways of men and women in communication can become a critical point of gender ... See full document

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Perception of students and English Language teachers towards English Language Instruction: The case of schools in Sidama Zone, Ethiopia.

Perception of students and English Language teachers towards English Language Instruction: The case of schools in Sidama Zone, Ethiopia.

... in English language proficiency and the overall performance of students had not improved over the previous ...learning English as a foreign language such as the weakness of curriculum design, ... See full document

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Learning Styles: A Review of Validity and Usefulness

Learning Styles: A Review of Validity and Usefulness

... other teaching or learning ...Pearson Teaching Award for History ...When teaching a notorious murder, he would model the crime scene and encourage students to investigate in a hands-on way (BBC2, ... See full document

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ELT in Nepal: Exploring the Paradigm Shift

ELT in Nepal: Exploring the Paradigm Shift

... of English language teaching in Nepal in the respect of government aided schools almost 20 years back, teaching and learning of it used to be from grade ...taught from Nursery ... See full document

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