... classes of different levels also caused teachers‟ difficulties in choosing strategies to instruct “Some strategies seem to work out in some classes but seem to be too simple to satisfy the others” ... actual classroom practices as follows 36 (1) Materials and curriculum: the teachers generally used the strategies suggested by the books For example, Teacher said, “I follow what the book suggests ... their existing beliefs As the teachers base their strategy instruction on the strategies suggested by the books, the books should be better-designed for strategy instruction A variety of tasks involving...
... and supervision How are banks doing? Suggestions for future steps Restricted Why all care for China s financial reform? China s outstanding growth performance justifies optimism And yet, such ... entities covering the costs • Distribution of costs not very transparent Restricted a Restructuring (con’t) Even larger disposal of bad assets: NPLs transferred to Asset Management Companies (AMC): ... More disclosure of banks’ balance sheets and income statements 19 Restricted Conclusions (con’t) So far so good, even amazingly fine but reform needs to be completed as soon as possible: why?...
... each teacher and theclass size should be small, from 20 to 30 students per class As for students, on the one hand, they should be taught some necessary skills to work in groups or in pairs such ... Because teachers used various techniques among them in the writing lessons and so the questions for each teacher were different Here is the list of the questions List of the questions Question ... in the teaching process of the skills; (2) factors causing their difficulties The study has been conducted in the form of a survey research, with the subjects were English teachers The classroom...
... in pairs, they compare this to their versions Discuss as a class different ways students have expressed the same meanings 6.5 Spot the Mistakes a Prepare a reading text with different information ... information Practicalities: students work as a class and in pairs b In pairs, students ask and answer the questions c Students explain their partner s answers to theclass (or to a group) Mi Mi, ... ghosts exist My grandmother s ghost speaks to me a lot I don’t believe in ghosts What does she say? In a large class, get students to discuss the topic in groups 1.4 Mind-map Purpose: activate students’...
... your hands four times When somebody claps his/her hands four times, you get up and say:”Please, stop that!” When somebody says:”Please stop that!” you say “Thank you” When somebody says ”Thank ... When somebody has closed the door, you cough! When somebody coughs, you get up and say:”Shhhh!” When somebody says ”Shhh!”, you say: ”That was not very nice!” When somebody says:”That s not ... open the window, you say:”Please close it I have a cold!” When somebody says ”I have a cold”, you say:”And I am afraid of ghosts.” When you hear someone says:”I am afraid of ghosts”, you say:...
... interactions define the best environment for learning by the child ANS: C PTS: Which of the following has supported the use of standardized assessments as a means of enforcing educational accountability? ... school, theteacher does much to create a climate for partnerships with family members through the use of notes, telephone calls, home visits, and greeting meetings Initiating partnerships eases the ... as a trustworthy place and are more able to learn democratic life skills PTS: How does theteacher create a climate for partnerships with families? ANS: Before and during the first days of school,...
... listening before they can use those some words in speaking and writing When teaching, it is best to speaking words first Later theteacher will find the students can actively use those same words in ... when they learn English, the table above shows the results of the convey on the discription of students’need that the highest percentage falls on the needs of studying forthe good grades, or for ... the gaps, answering the questions, so that they can remember the new words longer +Make a context clearly and easily understood by all the pupils in theclass so that the pupils can guess the meaning...
... of the study Aims of the study and research questions Methods of the study Scope of the study Significance of the study Structure of the ... Results of the interview and class observation 33 3.3 Findings and discussions 37 3.4 Implications of the study 40 PART III: CONCLUSION 42 References ... 24 3.1.1 Students’ general information 24 3.1.2 Students’ perceptions and attitudes to teachers written corrective feedback 25 3.1.3 Students’ preferences forteacher feedback...
... respond to their students’ texts For the above reasons, this study is carried out to investigate first-year English major students’ perceptions on, attitudes towards and preferences forteacher ... implications of the study Part III: The conclusion summarizes the main ideas, points out limitations of the study and suggests directions for further research REFERENCES Ashwell T (2000), “Patterns of teacher ... problems in responding Forthe achievement of above-mentioned aims, the study is designed to seek the answers to the following research questions: What are students’ perceptions and attitudes towards...
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... institutions in the Southeast Asia region A The demand for forest and non-timber forest products and services in Southeast Asia The Asia-Pacific Forestry Sector Outlook Study (APFSOS,1998) shows ... levels For this reason, users are encouraged to use thematerials as they wish to achieve the learning objectives they set in their teaching sessions, for example, by making considered assumptions ... markets for their produce C Markets for Agroforestry Tree Products Scenario: Some Insights from selected Country Cases On further analysis of the country research case studies, the issues and...