amp 3 what aspects of learner autonomy does peer assessment training fail to promote why does peer assessment training fail to promote those aspects of learner autonomy
... 32 3. 2.5 Conflicts during discussion 34 3. 2.6 Shyness 35 3.3 Students’ distribution of participation in CA 35 3. 3.1 In “Case Study” lessons 35 3. 3.2 ... 26 3. 2 Factors affect their involvement in speaking activities 27 vi 3. 2.1 Topic of the discussion 27 3. 2.2 Leadership 29 3. 2 .3 Proficiency level 31 3. 2.4 ... For example, C9 stands for the part Case Study in unit Class Class 700 622 600 5 43 490 584 500 519 38 9 456 400 33 4 30 0 31 9 34 1 200 100 C9 C10 C11 C12 C 13 Figure 6: Students’ distribution of participation-...
... speaking my language 8% 49% 36 % 7% 16% 43% 31 % 10% 21% 33 % 33 % 13% 6% 23% 53% 18% 11% 36 % 40% 13% H I have difficulties in taking part in speaking activities because of their different pronunciation ... attitudes towards native teachers’ teaching speaking in some extent …………………………………………………… 31 -36 3. 2.1 The results………………………………………………………… .31 -35 vi 3. 2.2 Discussion …………………………………………………………… 35 -36 3.3 Conclusive ... 45% 55% 43% 57% 33 % 67% 77.5% 22.5% 57% 43% 30 % 70% G I have difficulties in taking part in speaking 75% 25% activities because of their different pronunciation 63% 37 % and fast speed 33 % 67% N...
... and whatto speak because of facing a strange topic, make up 33 .3% , 43. 3% and 28.7% respectively All of these factors influence their learning attitudes, too The other factors consisting of “English ... be able to influence students’ attitudes towards speaking English 100% 90% 80% 70% 50% 61 .3% 57 .3% 60% 55 .3% 42.7% 40% 33 .3% 30 % 28% 24% 23. 3% 20% 10% 10% 0% a b c d e f g a I am able to speak ... to answer this research question Besides the given choices, the researcher encouraged the students to write other factors if they could 100% 90% 83. 3% 80% 70% 62.7% 60% 50% 45 .3% 43. 3% 40% 33 .3% ...
... were delivered to 100 first-year students to investigate their attitudes towards learning to speak English Besides, class observations were conducted to see how and what students often did during ... Significance of the study The result of the study is believed to help teachers at NWRC understand more about the students’ attitudes towards learning to speak English and their expectations of the ... students at NWRC towards learning to speak English and their classroom speaking practices in order to offer some suggestions which might be useful for teachers and students here to develop English...
... ………………………………… 31 3. 1.1 .3 Low level of proficiency ………………………………………… 32 3. 1.2 About speaking skills in the textbook NH Pre …………………………… 32 3. 2 Suggestions for teaching speaking skills ………………………………………… 33 3. 2.1 ... this phase learners have to most of talking Teachers provide maximum amount of practice and of course practice is often in the form of activities to improve fluency of speaking The learners, at ... activeness and appropriate level of proficiency, rather difficult for them to practice 3. 1.1 .3 Low level of proficiency Learners‟ low proficiency in English is also a major factor that prevents them from...
... Teachers need to pay more attention to their learners needs to help them in time so that learners can improve their speaking 1. 13 Activities help to motivate learners to speak (Question 13) 15% 22% ... 22% B: 28% C: 35 % 35 % 28% D: 15% Figure 13: Activities help to motivate learners to speak most The figures in Figure 13 point out that activities can help to motivate learners to speak most such ... they are reluctant to speak None of the surveyed shouts at reluctant learners, and 15% of the total nothing to motivate learners to speak 26 2.6 Teachers ways of minimizing learners reluctance...
... make up the skeleton of a language Without grammar, words hang together with no real meaning or sense So as to be able to use a language to some degree of proficiency, we need to master some grammatical ... actor lives in The USA RESPONSE : -> Does the actor live in the USA? This traditional type of elementary conversion exercise requires the student to attend to a number of different aspectsof ... language To conclude, from the principles of CLT, the goal of teaching grammar is to help the learners to speak with organized sentence structures in order to make themselves understood Teaching...
... different dictionaries is to show and to explain the content of a topic to an audience or to audiences According to Wikipedia – The Free Encyclopedia, presentation is the process of showing and explaining ... Discussion of the findings 27 CHAPTER III: 29 3. 1 Information sources .29 3. 2 Activities in class 30 3.3 Practical tips for teachers .39 ... DEFINITIONS 1.2 FACTORS PREVENT STUDENTS FROM PRESENTING A TOPIC .5 1.2.1 Factors of Foreign Language Anxiety 1.2.2 Factors associated with Learner s own sense of ‘self’ and ‘language...
... make up the skeleton of a language Without grammar, words hang together with no real meaning or sense So as to be able to use a language to some degree of proficiency, we need to master some grammatical ... actor lives in The USA RESPONSE : -> Does the actor live in the USA? This traditional type of elementary conversion exercise requires the student to attend to a number of different aspectsof ... language To conclude, from the principles of CLT, the goal of teaching grammar is to help the learners to speak with organized sentence structures in order to make themselves understood Teaching...
... 2.2 .3 The Questionnaire and Procedure 22 2.2 .3. 1 The Questionnaire 21 2.2 .3. 2 The Procedure 23 2 .3 Data analysis and Discussion of the Findings 23 2 .3. 1 ... Analysis 23 2 .3. 2 Discussion of the Findings 24 2 .3. 2.1 The students’ assessmentof the importance of oral presentation skills in their future work 24 2 .3. 2.2 The students’ ... solutions 37 2 .3. 2.5.1 For the students 37 2 .3. 2.5.2 For the teacher(s) 38 2 .3. 2.5 .3 For the institution 40 Chapter III: Implications and Suggestions 42 3. 1 For Students...
... to which they agreed they would like to be able to see and hear other students (V = 0 .33 3 for nationality, sig = 0. 034 ; V = 0 .33 4 for location, sig = 0.006) Indian respondents, particularly those ... is a good opportunity to discuss the learning objectives of the week’s topic, discuss the relevance of this issues and how they relate to current affairs (S36) I like face to face communication ... by unit does not allow for an ongoing relationship between students during the course of study - like being able to ask student what they thought of elective units etc (S 63) Attitudes towards...