... Phonics 20 2. 3 .2 The context of Thinh Quang school 20 CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY 21 3.1 Research design 21 3 .2 Participants of the study 22 3.3 Data collection 22 3.3.1 Data collection instrument 22 3.3 .2 ... PRIMARY SCHOOL 2. 1 The design of Phonics 16 2. 1.1 Phonics structure 16 2. 1 .2 Guided teaching techniques 19 2.2 An overview of the use of Phonics at Thinh Quang primary school 20 2. 2.1 The origin ... 3.3 .2 Data collection procedure 23 3.4 Data analysis 24 CHAPTER 4: RESULT FINDINGS AND IMPLICATIONS 26 4.1 Result fingdings 26 4.1.1 Demographic summary 26 4.1 .2 Research questions 26 4.1 .2. 1...
... only reading skills for the student but also other language skills through reading 2.2 Skill-integration 2. 2.1 Definition As previously mentioned, it seems clear that, in a language class, it ... levels of the students in order to improve their reading skills and the other language skills 4 .2. 2 .2. 2 Note-taking For this technique, the ESP teacher asks the students to make use of information ... 1991: 73) The skills are, therefore, not practised in isolation but in a closely interwoven way 2.2 .2 Reasons for skill-integration When discussing skill-integration, many methodologists emphasize...
... languagesStudy and teachingSocial aspects I Byram, Michael II Grundy, Peter III Series P53.8 C68 20 02 418'.0071dc21 20 020 15981 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue entry for this book ... Frankfurt Lodge, Clevedon Hall, Victoria Road, Clevedon BS21 7HH USA: UTP, 22 50 Military Road, Tonawanda, NY 14150, USA Canada: UTP, 520 1 Dufferin Street, North York, Ontario M3H 5T8, Canada Australia: ... methods by triangulation (Flick, 19 92; Henrici, 20 01) Think-aloud-protocols (Miòler, 1993; Nunan, 19 92) , diary studies (Bailey & Ochsner, 1983) and interviews (Bock, 19 92; Kruse & Schmidt, 1998; Kỹppers,...
... their progress and expectation a b c d 76.6% 5.5% 14.4% 3.3% 45.5% 17.8% 21 .1% 15.5% 42. 2% 41.4% 12. 2% 4.4% 25 .2% 13.3% 34.4% 26 .6% Options Questions Table 7: Learners’ reaction, their progress and ... Newton, 1977, p .24 4) Part two: Development Chapter two: Present situation of teaching and learning English at Pre-Intermediate level at FLC - HPU 2. 1 Learners and learners’ need 2.2 Teachers and ... Definition of Vocabulary 1.1 .2 Concept of words 1.1.3 Words and their meanings 1.1.4 Words use 1.1.5 Form of words 1 .2 Vocabulary in language teaching and learning 1 .2. 1 A neglect aspect of foreign...
... B,C A,B 3 25 1 2 6.7% 6.7% 8.8% 55.6% 2. 2% 2. 2% 8.8% 4.5% 4.5% Table Students’ preparation for an ESP reading lesson with IT II .2. 2 .2 Data analysis of the teacher interview II .2. 2 .2. 1 Teachers’ ... new knowledge B C D E A,B,D D,E A,B A,D A,C 29 22 .2% 4.5% 64.4% 2. 2% 4.5% 11% 4.5% 2. 2% 4.5% Table The teacher’s skills II .2. 2.1.3 Studying evaluation 29 The third part in the questionnaire is ... so many new words The writer is happy when 2% stated it is easy to look for information about an ESP topic on the Internet 31 Question 2% 0% 20 % 22 % A B C D 56% Chart Difficulty of searching...
... http://www.teflgames.com/why.html (08/ 02/ 2010) 12 http://www.teflgames.com/reviewAC.html (08/ 02/ 2010) 13.Nunan, D.(19 92) Teaching methodology, Prentice Hall International 14 Wajnryb, R (19 92) Classroom Observation ... number Your teacher c % c % c % c % c usually stars the new 16 ,28 16 ,28 18,6 6,98 % Matching game All c c % % c % 2, 33 28 65, 12 21 48,84 13,95 Although teachers use much kind of warm-up activities, ... 20 IV.1 Conclusions 20 IV Recommendation 21 ii IV 1 For English teachers 21 IV For students .21 IV For union local 21 IV Limitations...
... language teaching.” (Kramsch, 1993:8) 1 .2 Speaking skills and their position in English language teaching (ELT) 1 .2. 1 Definition of speaking skills -8- 1 .2. 1.1 What are skills? In the past, a skill ... skills at different level of students’ language proficiency - 15 - CHAPTER 2: THE STUDY 2. 1 Design and methodology 2. 1.1 Subjects of the study The subject of the study consists of 100 students ... understanding feedback This means that speakers use devices in order to facilitate production 1 .2. 2 The position of speaking skills in ELT It seems clear that speaking is the key component to ELT...
... of ‘industrialization’ ” Holliday (as cited in McKay, 20 02) argues that the spread of CLT is a vivid proof of modernization theory McKay (20 02, p 109) states, “… English has spread because of the ... Oxford: Oxford University Press, 20 02 [2] A Pennycook, Critical applied linguistic: A critical introduction, USA: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc., Publishers, 20 01 [3] S J Savignon, Communicative ... Learner-Centered Teaching, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 20 02 [15] N Ogawa, E.D Wilkinson, Let Your Students Teach Their Clas, Retrieved March 29 , 20 04, from http://iteslj.org/Techniques/OgawaStudentsTeach.html,...
... The Canadian Modern Language Review, Toronto, Vol 54, No (1998), pp.198 -21 7 Tạp chí Khoa học ĐHQGHN, Ngoại ngữ, T.XXI, Số 2, 20 05 Advantages and disadvantages of using computer network 65 D Conrad., ... (20 01), pp. 327 -354 L Lee., Learners' perspectives on networked collaborative interaction with native speakers of Spanish in the US, Language, Learning and Technology, New York, Vol 8, No1 (20 04), ... (1998), pp 57-71 VNU JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, Foreign Languages, T.xXI, n 02, 20 05 Thuận lợi khó khăn việc ứng dụng hệ thống máy tính nối mạng việc dạy ngoại ngữ Th.S Vũ Tờng Vi Khoa Ngôn ngữ & Văn...