... item) 4 .2. 2 Factors influence EFL studentsawarenessaboutCEFRrequirementsinlearninglisteningskillatC1level (Cluster 2) Cluster was divided into sub-clusters basing on given theory in chapter ... for learninglisteningskill 4 .2 Illustrating and analyzing results from the questionnaires and interviews 4 .2. 1 Students / Teachers’ awareness of CEFRrequirementsinlearninglisteningskillat ... think aboutCEFR s requirementsinlearning listening? What are the factors that affect studentsawarenessaboutlearning requirements? What are recommendations for students to achieve C1 listening...
... activities affect the students interest inlearning this skill a lot 21 In order to motivate the studentsinlearninglistening skill, beside the listening activities given in the textbook, the ... progress in this skillListening plays an important role in communication It is said that of the total time spent on communicating, listening takes up 40-50% According to Devine (19 82) , listening ... survey and the interviews in order to find out the current state of learninglisteningskillat HFLC Chapter offers some solutions to improve learning English listeningskill for learners at HFLC Part...
... major students integrative and instrumental motivation inlearninglistening comprehension, and did not focused much on factors demotivating or affecting students motivation inlearninglistening ... cited in Ellis, 1997:509), motivation is strongly influenced by integrative orientation to language learningIn their words, "an integrative orientation involves an interest inlearning an L2 because ... Studies, 20 (2) , Spring 20 02, pp 29 -70 Hedge, T (20 00) Teaching and Learningin the Language Classroom Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp 23 0 -23 5 Howatt, A & J Dakin (1974), Language laboratory materials,...
... major students integrative and instrumental motivation inlearninglistening comprehension, and did not focused much on factors demotivating or affecting students motivation inlearninglistening ... of listening comprehension 1 .2. 1 Definition of listening 1 .2. 2 Significance of listening 1 .2. 3 Different views on listening comprehension 1 .2. 4 Listening process 1.3 The role of motivation inlearning ... Types of motivation 1.1.3.1 Intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation 1.1.3 .2 Resultative motivation 1.1.3.3 Instrumental vs integrative motivation 1.1.4 The role of motivation in L2 learning 1 .2 Theoretical...
... performance inlistening lessons 27 II .2 The students preparation for listening lessons 28 II.3 The students motivation before listening 29 II.4 The student’s learning strategies used inlistening lessons ... Conversely, students who are bad atlistening infer these meanings mainly through translation from L2 to L1 In the case of using elaboration as a learning strategy, all the students who participate in ... task involves all four language skills: reading, speaking, listening and writing In a listening task, as the rule, there is the combination of other three skills rather than listeningin isolation...
... pre -listening activities 4.1 .2. 1 Students opinion about the necessity of using prelistening activities 4.1 .2. 2Students opinion about the teacher’s frequency of 22 22 23 using pre -listening ... learninglistening lesson 1 Factors make listening difficult Pre -listening activities Definition of pre -listening 2 Pre -listening activities Benefits of pre -listening activities inlearninglistening ... listening input Therefore, pre -listening activities play a crucial part in easing learners’ anxiety before learninglistening lessons and help motivate students interests inlearning listening...
... 11 2.2 Research questions 11 2. 3 Target population and sampling 11 2. 4 Data Gathering Instruments 12 2.4.1 Student questionnaire 12 v 2. 4 .2 Teacher interview 13 2. 4.3 Classroom observation 13 2. 4.4 ... CHAPTER 1: LITERATURE REVIEW 1.1 The role of Listeningin language Learning and Teaching 1 .2 Previous studies inlistening problems faced by language learners 1 .2. 1 In general 1 .2. 2In Vietnamese ... problems in EFL listening comprehension 1.4 Summary CHAPTER 2: THE STUDY 2. 1 The context of Hanoi University of Industry 10 10 2. 1.1 Teachers 10 2. 1 .2 Students 10 2. 1.3 Teaching and learning facilities...
... Students No Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % negative 7.89 14 12. 28 23 20 .17 26 22 .80 42 36.84 23 20 .18 91 79. 82 Table-1b reveals that the majority ... from acquiring listening skills Nguyen Minh Tuan (20 05) looked at how to exploit video in teaching listening and speaking skills to the nonEnglish major studentsat pre-intermediate levelat his ... l 11 2. 63 7.89 12 10.5 21 18. 42 49 42. 98 32 28.07 Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % Students No Students % Students ...
... information about the students integrative and instrumental motivation towards listening comprehension learning, in other words, the information about their goals of learninglistening comprehension ... Studies, 20 (2) , Spring 20 02, pp 29 -70 Hedge, T (20 00) Teaching and Learningin the Language Classroom Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp 23 0 -23 5 Howatt, A & J Dakin (1974), Language laboratory materials, ... Introducing listening, London: Penguin Rost, M (20 02) Teaching and Researching Listening London: Longman Rubin, J (1995) An overview to a guide for the teaching of second language listeningIn D...
... learning from being told In M C Wittrock (Ed.), Learning and instruction (2nd ed., pp 496-5 12) Cambridge; Berkeley, CA: McCutchan Dunkel, Patricia A (1986) "Developing Listening Fluency in L2: ... major students of HaUI inlearning English listening comprehension? What could be done to improve the teaching and learning of English listening comprehension of the non-English major studentsat ... (Morley, 20 01, p.70) As listening being a vital skill for oral interaction, it is, therefore; the most important medium for input inlearning a foreign language (Lewis, 1993) and by increasing our students ...
... active inlearning languages They play the active roles inlistening information, analyzing it, understanding and being able to decode the information It’s clear that we can’t develop speaking skills ... involving elements such as listening materials, teaching methods, evaluating methods… To draw students ‘attention into listening lessons as well as develop this skill, we should vary listening materials ... and solutions that help teaching and learninglistening become more effective Last year, I tried applying these solutions into practice with studentsin class 11C2,C7 at Lam Kinh high school...
... 14 Role play 15 Simulations 16 Information Gap 17 Brainstorming 18 Storytelling 19 Interview 20 Story Completion 21 Reporting 22 Picture Narrating 23 Picture Describing 24 Find the difference 33 ... 22 5.1.1 Students and teachers’ beliefs in English language learning and speaking skilllearning 22 5.1 .2 Students and teachers’ beliefs in the usefulness of classroom speaking ... most interesting news Students can also talk about whether they have experienced anything worth telling their friends in their daily lives 2.2 The teaching of speaking 2. 2.1 Definition Speaking...
... strongly influenced by integrative orientation to language learningIn their words, "an integrative orientation involves an interest inlearning an L2 because of a sincere and personal interest in ... I.3 .2 Factors Affecting Students' Motivation inLearning Reading In the literature so far, there have been so few studies on the factors that influence students' motivation inlearning reading in ... teaching 1.3 Motivation inLearning Reading 1.3.1 Importance of Motivation inLearning Reading Resnick and Lester (20 00: 5) state that "motivation is one of the most important ingredients in skilled...
... Skill …………………………………………………………………… 26 Figure 2. 3 Factors Affecting StudentsListening ………………… .26 Figure 2. 4 Students Amount of Time for Practicing ListeningSkill … 27 Figure 2. 5 Students Frequency of the Guessing Habit………………… 28 ... Figure 2. 9 Influence of Listening Equipments on StudentsListening 31 Figure 2. 10 Students Opinions aboutListening Topics and Exercises… 32 Figure 2. 11 Students Favorite Types of Listening Exercises…………… ... the qualities of teaching listeningskill and motivate students into listening lessons Scope of the Study The topic about “Problems inLearning English ListeningSkillat High School and Suggested...
... Spelling/Punctuation errors 1.7.5 Culture errors Chapter 2: METHODOLOGY 2. 1 Research questions 2.2 Research participants: 2. 2.1 The researcher: 2.2 .2 The subjects 2. 3 Research procedure 2. 4 Data ... recognize their studentsrequirements as well as expectations in studying the subject Since there, having a suitable adjustment in teaching method as well as teaching material to satisfy the students ... studying translation (as selfstudy) ………………………………………………………………………… 71 Table 13: Things have a great influence on students interest in translation………… 72 Table 14: The topic which students are interested...
... 21 Reading stories in English 2. 0 22 Listening to songs in English 36 10.5 23 Listening to programs in English 27 7.9 24 Playing games with English (on the internet) 13 3.7 0.9 25 Practicing pronunciation ... tasks, listening to the teacher‟s explanation in Vietnamese about English grammar, and translating texts into Vietnamese 2. 6.4 Students English Learning Habits In order to gain more information about ... McKay, 20 03; Barnard and Viet, 20 10; Hu, 20 02; Lewis and McCook, 20 02; Stroupe, 20 12; Hsiao, 20 10; McClintock, 20 11; Mahmoodzadeh, 20 11; Khoi and Iwashita, 20 12; An, 20 02) has been consuming paper...
... 21 2. 6 Findings and Discussions .22 2. 6.1 Findings 22 2. 6.1.1 Tests’ result analysis 22 2. 6.1.1.1 Pre-test 22 2. 6.1.1 .2 Mid-term test .24 2. 6.1.1.3 ... there are two kinds of listeningin classroom, they are: intensive listening and extensive listening 1.1 .2. 2.1 Intensive listening Intensive listening is the careful, focused listening to a short ... ideas in to account, so that they can give students better and more interesting tasks inlistening lessons 2. 6.1 .2. 6 The students opinion about the listening tasks Chart 2. 1: The students opinion...
... 4 .2 Students expectations to teachers’ teaching listening comprehension 34 4.3 Students motivation inlearninglistening comprehension 35 4.4 Students strategies inlearninglistening ... 20 2. 3 The data collection instrument 21 2. 3.1 Classroom Observation 21 v 2. 3 .2 Questionnaires 21 2. 3.3 Informal Interview 22 2. 4 Data ... considerable In summary, it is likely that without interest and variation in teaching and learningin general and in teaching and learninglistening comprehension in particular, students will certainly...