... true, then we have u Lq ≤C u r/q Lr u 1−r/q , ˙0 B∞,∞ ≤ r < q < ∞ 1.21 Proof of Theorem 1.2 This section is devoted to the proof of Theorem 1.2 First, we recall the following result according to ... BMO , 1.15 then u is smooth in 0, T Remark 1.3 If the interpolation inequality u L2p Rn ≤C u Lp u ˙0 B∞,∞ 1.16 is true, then as inthe argument below, 1.15 may be improved to the following condition: ... al 13 refined it to the following condition: ˙0 π ∈ L1 0, T ; B∞,∞ R3 Zhou 14 see also Struwe 15 the pressure: 1.9 proposed the following criterion intermsofthe gradient of ∇π ∈ Lr 0, T ; Ls...
... thestudents begin a lesson, the teacher will first have thestudents say the new words once, and then pay attention to the meaning ofthe words in their native language Following this, thestudents ... main information for the following items: I The number ofstudents participating inthe lesson: Attendant: Absent (including the names): II Lesson: Aims and objectivesofthe lesson: Teaching ... approach based on the use of tasks as the core unit of planning and instruction in language teaching" (p 223) In task- based approach, learners concentrate on meaning rather than form That is, students...
... language teaching 1.2.1 What is speaking skill? 1.2.2 The importance of speaking skill in language teaching programs .8 1.3 Factors affecting TBLT application in speaking skill ... CHAPTER THREE: FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 34 3.1 Findings ofthe study 34 3.1.1 Advantages 34 3.1.1.1 From thestudents 34 3.1.1.2 From the teachers ... List of tables viii List of figures viii PART ONE: INTRODUCTION .1 Rationale for the study Aims ofthe study Scope ofthe study...
... 2.3.1.1.3 Students opinions ofthe application of a task- based approach in learning English speaking 20 Table 4: Students s opinions ofthe application of a task- based approach in learning English ... from the beginning to the end ofthe speaking lesson At the beginning ofthe lesson, all the teachers kept in mild attitude During the lesson, they were willing to help students or explain some difficult ... interviews with teachers and studentsof their opinionofthe importance of speaking skill, their attitudes to the application of a task- based approach in teaching and learning English speaking...
... Also, the teachers find hard to make the Reading lesson interesting When they use Task- based language teaching in Reading class, the teachers find the situation of teaching and learning Reading ... using Task- based language teaching in Reading class To achieve this aim, the study sets out to obtain the following specific objectives: To investigate the perceptions ofthe effectiveness of using ... with investigating the effectiveness of using Task- based language teaching in teaching and learning reading for the 11th form students at Nguyen Trai High School, Hanoi Other approaches to teaching...
... Some of them said that this approach made them help the other and learn from each other With the reference to the continuance ofthe new teaching method inthe future, about 85% of them wanted the ... of them years ago and now and asked theM this taskin minutes While -task -Planning theTask Teacher asked students to work individually and then work in pairs and asked thetask basing on the ... Let students discuss in six minutes -Doing thetask Stopping the task, students were asked to continue to work in group of four preparing a summary of their discussion for later report to the...
... reason, however, these open tasks may be more difficult to get going inthe classroom The tasks include narrating, describing, exploring and explaining attitudes, opinions, and reactions The outcome ... from the real world to the classroom, tasks become pedagogical in nature According to Nunan (1989), classroom tasks are defined intermsof “what the learner inthe classroom rather than inthe ... Principles of Tasks Willis (1996) indicates that tasks are governed by the following principles: - Task should engage the learner’s focus on negotiating the meaning, rather than the practice of...
... mentions about other benefits of vitamin D apart from strengthening the bones • Paying attention to the theme ofthe reading text The vocabulary inthe reading text orients to the main theme In addition, ... maintain an integratedskills focus in his teaching They are content -based instruction, theme -based instruction, experiential learning, the episode hypothesis, and task- based teaching All of these ... defined intermsof “…intentions behind any given learning task [39, p47] 3.2.2 Input In put is the text that is regarded as the departure point ofthetaskThe text should be selected basing...
... definitions oftaskin TBLT, the features of a task, the types of tasks, the principles of TBLT, the framework for Task- based instruction, the roles ofthe teacher and the learner in TBLT, the strengths ... difficulty in comprehending the instruction of speaking tasks inthe target language Table presents thestudents opinions about their difficulty in understanding the instruction of speaking tasks ... sequencer of tasks That is, the central role ofthe teacher is in selecting, adapting, and creating the tasks themselves and then forming these into an instructional sequence in keeping with the learner...
... organizing principle In task- based teaching, learners will upgrade their language competence by focusing on getting something done during using ofthe language The task- based approach aims at giving ... points, depending on the type oftask Either before or during thetask cycle students might listen to recordings of other people doing the task, or read the text connected with thetask topic, ... a result ofthe increasing demand to go to school ofthestudentsinthe area At the time of foundation, there were few students choosing to learn in this school because most ofthe students...
... Tinh province and suggest the application of task- based approach in teaching speaking 2.4 Task- based Instructions 2.4.1 Definitions of Tasks Since the last decade ofthe 20 th century, tasks have ... to the point where they can carry out the final taskinthe sequence This principle operates a number of others principles One of these are receptive to productive principles At the beginning the ... approach based on the use of tasks as the core unit of planning and instruction in language teaching” (p.223) In this definition, tasks are also the focus but they are mentioned inthe role of a...
... This chapter reports the results ofthe study First, the beliefs ofthe participants inthe learning of English, the learning of speaking and the usefulness of classroom speaking activities are ... learning and speaking skill learning Section ofthe questionnaires including 14 statements was designed to diagnose the beliefs ofthe participants in (1) the learning of English, (2) the learning ... semesters, they certainly have formed beliefs in language learning in general and inthe study of speaking in particular The detailed numbers ofthe participants and their classes are displayed in Table...
... closure Finally, it is also for the review ofthe aims and contents ofthe lesson, linking with the coming lesson and the reminding studentsof their homework or reading 2.3.4 The language for instructions ... RUS studentsintermsof speaking skill” 11 1.2 The aims ofthe study - The aims of this study are as follows: a) to examine the impact of teachers‟ instructions on RUS studentsintermsof speaking ... long way in determining the quality of learning and therefore the quality ofthe people In- service education and training thus becomes necessary because ofthe changes affecting the learning situation...
... learning and teaching 34 4.1.2 The expectation ofthe task- basedsyllabusintermsofobjectives 4.1.2.1 Studentsopinionaboutthe task- basedsyllabusintermsofobjectives Figure 4.4 Students ... Chapter FINDINGS ANG DISCUSSION 32 4.1 The findings 32 4.1.1 Needs on designing a task- basedsyllabus perceived by the respondents 32 4.1.2 The expectation ofthe task- basedsyllabusintermsofobjectives ... how they performed thetask and on the new language they used in this final part ofthe lesson 2.4.2 The advantages of Task- based language learning Theoretically using task- based approach in ESP...
... as their limitation in understanding articles intermsof references Looking at the minority of “acceptable” and “others” columns, the percentages ofthein both of columns are smaller than the ... value of zero On the other hand, they represent for sentences is not inthe ranking Table7.Figures inthe scales of Vietnamese versions ofThe Number of sentences Acceptable Incorrect Others ... easily find that students made the same kind of error in translating them Obviously, 30.51% students think that the word The American” in sentence (3) is a specific one, so they translated the article...