... 20 CHAPTER 3: RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS 21 The results of the pre – treatment questionnaire survey 21 1.1 The students‟ need 21 1 .2 The appropriation of texts 22 1. 3 ... 12 2.4 Text – based task 13 iv 2. 5 Considerations in task design 14 CHAPTER 2: METHODOLOGY 16 Background of the study 16 1.1 Current learning and teachingof ... 06 1. 3 .2 Top-down Reading Model 07 1. 3.3 Interactive Reading Model 08 Task – based language learning 09 2.1 Definition of task 09 2.2 Types of tasks 11 2. 3...
... Press 25 Williams, E., & Moran, C (19 89) Reading in a foreign language at intermediate and advanced levels with particular reference to English Language Teaching, 22 (4), 21 7 -22 8 26 Willis, J (19 96) ... 19 77: 573-603 21 Samuels, S J., and M L Kamil 19 88 Models of the Reading Process In Carrell, Devine, and Eskey, eds 19 88 22 –36 22 Smith, F (19 85) Reading Cambridge: CUP 23 Stanovich, K E 19 80 Toward ... University Press 16 Nunan, D (20 04) Task-based languageteaching Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 17 Nuttall, C. (19 96) Teaching reading Skill in a Foreign Language (2nd ed.) Oxford 18 Oxford Advance...
... (below 5.0) Total 25 students 07 .1. E16 11 5 25 students Table The reading result of the students in classes 07 .1. E 12 and 07 .1 E16 in the first semester During the implementation of the action research, ... critical reading (as in 1.1 & 2. 1) , the close relationship between critical thinking and critical reading (as in 2. 2), the elements forming the habits of thinking critically (as in 1 .2) In a nutshell, ... capable of applying the given skills to achieve academic success in their language learning 1 .2 An overview of reading course in English Division 1, English Department, CFL, VNU 1 .2. 1 Course...
... State-level projects/Fund 15 /18 90 12 / 2000 10 /18 50 6 /16 00 (Million VND) Ministry-level projects/ Fund 27 / 615 16 /395 23 /630 36 /1 525 (Million VND) Budget allotted to MoET 3 ,16 8 5, 910 13 ,400 (Million VND) ... number of universities and professors in the country Table 1. 6: Budget allocated to MoET in years Programs \ Years 19 88 -19 90 19 91 19 92 19 93 State-level 10 0 12 0 (*) 12 0 (*) Ministry-level 20 0 450 ... List of Tables Table No Title Page 2.1 Orientation differences between an industrial firm and a university 11 2.2Characteristicsof GRI unit and Industry unit 12 2.3 Different Characteristics of...
... EMS of university (Delakowitz et al., 20 00; Noeke, 20 00; University of Missouri Rolla, 20 00; Dahle et al., 20 01; EPA, 20 01; Michael, 20 02; University of North Carolina, 20 03; University of Texas ... management practices, Journal of Cleaner Production, 16 (1) :17 77 -17 85 11 1 Kỷ yếu hội nghị Khoa học Môi trường Công nghệ sinh học năm 20 11 Herremans I., Allwright D.E., 20 00, Environmental management ... research activities of lecturers and students; To enhance communication activities on the environmental topics Completion time To Jun 20 10 To Jun 20 10 To Jun 20 10 To Jun 20 10 To Dec 20 10 Proposal support...
... Journal of Services Marketing, 14 (2/ 3), 21 7 16 Palacio, A B., Meneses, G D & Perez, P J P (20 02) .The configuration of the university image and its relationship with the satisfaction of students ... REFERENCES (1) Aldemir, C and Gulcan, Y (20 04), “Students Satisfaction in Higher Education: A Turkish Case”, Higher Education Management and Policy, 16 (2) , 10 9- 12 2 Aldridge, S and Rowely, J (19 98), ... satisfaction of students Journal of Educational Administration 17 Yu, Y and Dean, A (20 01) , “The contribution of emotional satisfaction to consumer loyalty”, Management, 12 ( 3), 23 4 -25 0 THANK FOR YOUR ATTENTION...
... work 17 1. 6 Justification for the research 18 CHAPTER 2: RESEARCH METHODS 2.1 Participants 20 2.2 Data collection methods 20 2. 2.7 Questionnaires 21 2.2 .2 Semi-structured intervicM's 22 2. 2.3 Observations ... Participation 1 .2 Overview of group work 1 .2. 1 Group organization L2 .2 Benefits of group work 1 .2. 3 Problems oj group work 1. 3 ESL/ EFL students' participation in group work 11 1. 3 .1 The importance ofESL/EFL ... work 13 1. 4 .1 Student-related factors 14 1. 4 .2 Pedagogy-related factors 15 1. 4.3 Culture-related factors 16 1. 5 Teachers' monitoring strategies to increase students" participation in group work 17 ...
... and language proficiency Language Learning, 22 , 26 1 -27 3 Oxford, R.L & Shearin, J (19 94) Language learning motivation: expanding the theoretical framework Modern Language Journal, 78, 12 - 28 Wlodwoski, ... 18 4 .1 Questionnaire data 18 4 .1. 1 Multiple choice questions 18 4 .1 .2 Open-ended questions 24 4 .2 Interviews with teachers 26 Discussion of the ... and the matter of students‟ motivation is considered at this initial stage In this school year (October, 20 10 -October, 20 11 ), there are 12 classes (13 4 students) and 10 teachers of Preparatory...
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