... Interactions in English as a lingua franca and the myth of mutual intelligibility In: Gnutzmann, C (Ed.) Teaching and Learning English as a Global Language Tubingen: Stauffenburg, 73-89 Jenkins, ... Ching, M-S, A Paik & L Sasser (2004) Teaching in kindergarten through grade 12 programs: Perceptions of native and nonnative English-speaking practitioners In Kamhi-Stein (ed.), Learning and teaching ... Language Teachersand English as an International Language TESL Reporter 26/1, 29-34 Gnutzman, C (2000) Lingua franca In Byram, M (Ed.) The Routledge Encyclopedia of Language teaching and Learning...
... asked to give their opinions on the roles of studentsandteachersin learning and teaching process Data were presented item by item in percentage of studentsandteachers choosing the corresponding ... corresponding options, including teachers , “both teachersandstudentsandstudents They may choose teachers or studentsas their answers if they think that teachers or students should be ... choosing learning activities in class choosing learning activities outside class choosing learning objectives in class choosing learning objectives outside class choosing learning materials in class...
... 3.2.1.1 Teachersandstudents attitudes to listening teaching and learning The very beginning part of the questionnaire focused on finding all information about teachersandstudents viewpoints in ... listening skills • Speaking: asking-answering, presenting the topics given; using daily communication species: asking and giving opinions, instructions, asking directions, and so on • Reading: ... projectors Table 7: The use of teaching aids According to tables and table 7, in addition to poor-equipped conditions, using technology into language teaching and learning is a time-saving and...
... minor variation was the informational question on teaching experience for teachersand class for students Chapter 3: Methodology 11 2.3.2 Interview This instrument was used in this research as ... "improving general vocabulary" – median for studentsand median 3.5 for teachers with presentation and both median for both studentsandteachers with reflection To "improving terminologies and ... efficacy indexes and presentation scores were identified: A point increased in presentation efficacy index would yield 2.14 points increased in presentation score A point increased in reflection...
... Pictures *are* Informational text RIT.7 “Integrate and evaluate content presented in diverse media and formats, including visually and quantitatively, as well asin words.” Describing & Inferring ... What I infer (opinions) observing details describing details AnaLyzing details Making inferences about the details …assemble for meaning …interpret for meaning appropriate for middle and high ... words.” Describing & Inferring Pictures is most like Reading ReaL Life… *and* research-based .65 .5566012 34 7054 123 003 10 2000 04 765 888 Pictures = Brain-based cat Making Inferences with… Picture...
... taught in combination - Teachers should try their best to make their lessons interesting and get students more involved in teaching and learning process Teachers should also give studentsas many ... a hindrance in teaching-learning process In order to solve the problem, teachers should find effective ways of teaching There are many ways and techniques for teaching vocabularyand each teacher ... way to create interest for teachersin teaching vocabulary, is trying to help students learn and practise new words in natural way byusing group work activity Having students work in groups not...
... sống tự nhiên) T asks Ss to work in pairs to discuss the two questions in the book using the information in paragrph A and 8’ B T goes around to observe Ss working T asks some Ss to present their ... politely Asking for opinions What you think of ? Giving opinions I think … Do you think ….? I don’t think… XI Do you agree with …? In my opinion … Showing agreement I agree with … Showing disagreement ... mistakes WRAPPING UP - T summarises the main point - T asks Ss to the extra activity as homework Whole class XIII Animals in Zoos of an old kind Animals in Zoos of an old kind XIV XV Animals in Zoos...
... cannot find the study related tousing MMs toteachvocabulary However, there are some studies about using MMs in teaching language The study Introducing mind map in comprehension by Moi and Lian ... related to the topic using MM toteachvocabulary , all of them help me a lot in providing general knowledge on vocabularyandvocabulary teaching and learning 2.6 Concluding Remarks In this ... general andto teaching vocabularyin particular were made clear with a brief introduction of vocabularyand strategies of teaching and learning vocabularyAnd then the advantages of using MM was...
... teaching technique Through using song in teaching, it could attract students interest in language learning Based on that, it is hoped to increase effectiveness of English teaching and learning ... songs as an appropriate technique in teaching vocabulary Theoretically, this study is also expected to increase and enlarge the researcher’s understanding inusing teaching vocabulary techniques and ... that the teacher used two techniques in teaching vocabulary The techniques were guessing picturesand singing a song Between those two techniques above, students were interested in singing a song...
... games in teaching languages cannot be denied When using games toteach languages, teachers are able to bring relaxation and fun tostudentsStudents can learn and remember words more easily Moreover, ... practice in the various skills”, etc To sum up, games are useful and effective tools for teachersto apply in language classes Using games helps to make the lessons more interesting, enjoyable, and ... is as dry as dust For example, in unit (Competitions), part A Tran Thanh Truc – Using games toteach English in High schools - Tran Bien High School (Reading), instead of asking studentsto answer...
... vocabularyin teaching English Bingo: Teaching aim: To get studentsto practice listening to the new words in order to match sounds with spellings - The teacher gets the class to brainstorm a list ... teaching words in teaching a language, I decide to investigate this topic Hopefully that it is useful to you and me in teaching English II AIMS, SCOPE AND RESEACHING METHOD Aims: - Toteachstudents ... from the teaching in the class Designed by Pham Van Truong Some techniques toteachvocabularyin teaching English B CONTENT I CATEGORIZING VOCABULARY Passive vocabulary: Some teachers tend to make...
... of using Trigger for Games on Power Point 2003 by Ross McBride - Career Teacher, Administrator, Coach Link to Professional Teaching Page English Classes in Washington DC F-1 Visa, AM and PM Classes ... mentioned above to the process of teaching, searching, and thinking for ages Those are based on the Ministry of Education and Training’s policy of reforming methods of teaching-learning By way of conclusion, ... should let students comprehend and answer the questions smoothly in pairs And then, teacher divides the class into teams and starts the games so asto check students asking and answering + Teacher...
... on teaching and learning The study has some certain effects on not only teachersand their teaching but also studentsand their learning After using new techniques in teaching vocabulary, I and ... the following ones to make students active and creative in learning Paraphrase and define: We can explain a word byusing a different word, words or a definition Example: When teaching the word ... Active vocabulary A teacher should expect his/her studentsto understand words in reading and listening before they can use those same words in speaking and writing When teaching, it is best to first...
... aims to: • Providing the theory on vocabulary • Finding the way of learning and teaching vocabulary • Finding out the real situation of teaching and learning vocabulary at Primary School • Giving ... pupil will understand vocabulary well 1.1.3.6 Active and passive vocabularyAs teachers, we need to distinguish between active and passive vocabularyin order that pupils understand and use them effectively ... Fruit such as orange, apple, banana, Clothing such as hat, shirt, troubles 1.2.1.2.4 Pictures If is easy for us toteachvocabulary when using photographs or paintings we can indicate may kinds of...
... Independent Reading • Direct Vocabulary Instruction Reading Aloud • Students retain more vocabulary when the teacher explains critical vocabulary terms in context during the reading • Reading a book ... to know words in order to identify them in multiple reading and listening contexts and use them in our speaking and writing.” (Allen, 1999) Research on the importance of vocabulary instruction: ... was getting more and more distressed from all the laughing, and he was also near tears When asked what he was doing, the child sniffed and said, “I was being the Ring Bear!” What level of vocabulary...
... the teaching and learning of language in general and English in particular In “Errors in language learning and use", Carl James defined: “Error analysis is the process of determining the incidence, ... students make inusing “can”, “could”, “may”, “have toand “must”? The results from the study show that students have a lot of difficultiesin understanding the meaning of modal verbs inusing ... “mustn’t” and chosen “don’t have to This leads to error inusing modal verb This error is believed tobe caused by a mixture of mother tongue interference and over generalization As many as 43 students...