... English speaking skills Only 10% of thestudents said that theirspeaking skill was good 66.7% considered theirspeaking skill bad, and 23% said that theirspeaking skill was very bad, and 0% of the ... oral participation There was an incredible increase inthe number of students participating andthe amount of time they got involved inspeaking activities Inlesson 7, the total number of students ... 6) Structuring group-work with Think-Pair-Share is supposed to get students thinking and involved in giving their own idea, sharing their feeling and experience As recommended, thestudents often...
... Table Students interaction inlesson 49 Table Students interaction inlesson 52 Table Students interaction inlesson 53 Table Students interaction inlesson 10 53 Table Students interaction in ... of their interaction inspeaking sessions II.1.2.3 Analyzing data and generating hypotheses (week 6) After collecting the data in weeks and 5, the researcher started forming the hypothesis These ... inspeaking lessons I.2 Studentsfactorsaffectingtheirparticipationin English speaking lessons It has been proved that learners‟ factors play an important role in foreign language learning...
... working in groups during speaking lessons Who does the observing? First, the researcher herself handled observing of the class during the entire speaking class periods Since the focus of the ... activities The findings (see table & 2) indicate very clearly the increase inthe distribution of participationinspeaking lessons gained by 58 studentsinthe two classes Studentsin each class ... enhance studentsparticipationinspeaking lessons To test the hypothesis, there are three research questions: How are thestudents usually involved inspeaking activities? What are thefactors affecting...
... using their mother tongue Therefore, language teachers should provide their learners with continuous motivation to use English in class andthe use of information gap activities inspeaking lessons ... to the effectiveness of these activities on studentsparticipationinspeaking lessons Purpose and significance of the study The study aims at: + investigating the effectiveness of using information ... improving the quality of studentsparticipationin oral lessons The application of information gap activities in English speakinglesson greatly encourages students to use the target language in...
... working in groups during speaking lessons Who does the observing? First, the researcher herself handled observing of the class during the entire speaking class periods Since the focus of the ... of working harder and achieving success, many other studentsinthe class will think they have no chance inthe world Therefore, in stead of competing, cooperating and supporting each other sounds ... enhance studentsparticipationinspeaking lessons To test the hypothesis, there are three research questions: How are thestudents usually involved inspeaking activities? What are thefactors affecting...
... role in building the brand name for the organization Leverin and Liljander (2006) concluded that the structure of the quality of services and CS are inseparable, and they influence each other ... 0.50, including “ Pricing appropriating with quality”, “Pricing attaching to the brand and experience” and “Price and payment” And also, the cumulative initial eigenvalue 69.547%, higher than the ... VPC and small businesses to compete with the "multinational" in this industry due to the limitations on the quality of service and value added services So, by indentifying factorsaffecting customer...
... begins with the literature on understanding general issues related to speaking, including the definition of speaking, the importance of speaking, what a successful speakinglesson is andfactors ... of students participating andtheirspeaking times inspeaking lessons The findings from Class Observation Sheet indicate very clearly that inspeaking lessons with stimulation activities students ... purposes Speakinglesson is the second one in each unit introduced just after the reading lesson These speaking lessons are under the tendency to theme-based and taskbased approaches In general, the...
... representatives One stands in front of the class The other stand at the end of the class Both of them stand in a line face to face + Teacher gives the person standing in front of the class names of the sports ... school, just on thestudentsin grade 11 in order to find out the problems experienced by these studentsand teachers of English and then using guessing game to improve thestudentsspeaking skill ... using guessing game inspeaking lessons - finding out the problems and solutions in teaching speaking to the 11 th greaders at Hau Loc high school 1.3 Research methods - studying the theoretical...
... explore the perceptions of mid-level providers regarding thefactorsaffectingtheir performance and retention within the Malawian health system and addressed the following questions: • What factors ... exercise, allowing the data to be summarised by theme The next step inthe data analysis was a charting exercise The original research questions and emerging themes from the data provided headings that ... such mechanisms intheir institution Training and career progression Both nursing and medical cadres feel they have been trained up to a level where they are useful, then left there Staff voiced...
... than inthe other EU countries This means that the need for institutional care, pension costs andthe expenses of the social and health services are increasing The report analyses thefactors influencing ... taken into the study Of those cooking, laundry, cleaning and transactions outside home are classified as instrumental ADLs (IADL) and eating, washing, dressing and undressing, getting inand out ... declining inthe late 90’s As the DiffAGE85+ parameter is indefinite in sign results not indicate a pressure to increase the supply of care in homes for the elderly The contribution of each independent...
... up in 1992, the FRC’s remit was to set and enforce accounting standards (via the Accounting Standards Board (ASB) andthe Financial Reporting Review Panel (FRRP)) and to maintain the Combined ... on factorsaffecting audit quality The definition of audit quality inthe survey instrument was taken from the UK Financial Reporting Council’s definition intheir 2006 consultation: ‘Obtaining ... inthe UK included the restructuring of the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) which took responsibility for setting auditing standards, setting ethical standards for auditors and conducting independent...
... doctors Factorsaffecting recruitment and retention of doctors in rural areas This section presents the findings of the interviews, following the themes laid out in Table Motivation to join the profession ... curative and private sector) Understanding the reasons why they left their former workplaces to work in new posts; investigate what might bring them back In- depth interviews × provinces Medical students ... HRH inthe provinces, with emphasis on the rural and remote areas Key informant interviews × provinces Doctors In remote areas and at lower levels (district Understanding the reasons why they...
... selling prices, distance to markets, gender of producers andparticipationinthe lychee association Then, the 125 Factorsaffecting lychee productivity andthe choices of fresh lychee marketing ... lychee, selling prices, distance to markets, gender of producers andparticipationinthe lychee association In this study, influences of these factors are estimated through applying the binary logit ... an individual making a choice is a linear function of the individual attributes (Pindyck and Rubinfeld, 1981) The logit technique allows examination of the effect of a number of variables on the...
... industry Only inthe late 1990s did research on factorsaffecting customer loyalty and carrier switching begin In particular, there are few studies examining interactions between factorsaffecting customer ... satisfaction, and behavioral intention constructs intheir study The findings of their study can be presented as follows: (1) Their research model fits well and outperforms the competing models; ... of the variance in behavioral intentions than the competing models Besides, they also examined the indirect influence of consumers’ service quality and value on behavioral intentions They included...
... dis-saving spending MPC = Marginal propensity to consume This is the change in consumption divided by the change in income, or in other words, it determines the slope of the consumption function The ... expenditure and disposable income Generally students spending increases when income increases, but it is assumed to rise less quickly than income The reason is that students tend to divide their earnings ... microeconomic and macroeconomic theories and models to interpret it DEFINITIONS 1.1 Income There are two main types of income, which can be listed as personal income and disposable income 1.1.1 Personal income...
... weight and BMD [15] The smaller vertebral size inthe fracture group would increase mechanical stress inthe vertebral body, thereby limiting the loading capacity of the spine Superimposing smaller ... role in maintaining static equilibrium of the trunk by resisting the flexion moment imposed by gravity and any mass carried anterior to the spine (see figure 2) The role of the erector spinae ... reducing their capacity to resist shear force and Int J Med Sci 2004 1: 170-180 174 increasing the compression vector [57] Spinal posture and geometry may therefore significantly influence the...
... inthespeaking lessons The activities used frequently inthespeaking lessons affect thestudents' learning style Table 2.4 shows the frequency of the activities used in 10 observed speaking lessons ... into theParticipation of High School StudentsinSpeaking Lessons Theparticipation of thestudentsinthe class is used as a kind of measures to check if thestudents are active and confident in ... Each lesson was observed from the beginning to the end, lasting 45 minutes During the lessons, the researcher focused on thestudents'andthe teachers' activities and interactions between the...
... depends on many factors including the intensity of sunlight • The UV Index rates the total intensity of UV light for many locations inthe US daily: http:// www.epa.gov/sunwise/uvindex.html Source: ... scattering with different wavelengths of light – One contains nanosized inorganic ingredients – One contains traditional inorganic ingredients – One contains organic ingredients • Can you answer these ... http://www.epa.gov/sunwise/uvwhat.html 13 Skin Damage • The kind of skin damage is determined by the size of the energy packet ( E = h x f) • The UV spectrum is broken into three parts: – Very High Energy...