... Different Stages ofSpeaking 41 3.2 Training Students to Become Efficient Speakers 42 3.2.1 Making Students Aware of the Nature ofSpeaking Process 42 3.2.2 Encouraging Students to Develop Speaking Habits ... teaching Speakingskills to the nd year students at PreIntermediate level of Proficiency? A Students low motivation E Large and heterogeneous class B Students low level of English proficiency.F ... Characteristics ofSpeaking 1.2.3 The Development Approach ofSpeaking Skill 1.3 Problems with Speaking and Speaking activities 10 1.3.1 Problems with Speaking 1.3.2 Problems with Speaking Activities...
... in English speaking is getting completely important because this skill requires not only the extreme effort of learners in overcoming challenging barriers but also the vital roles ofteachers in ... habit and thoughts that impede the development ofstudents' spoken English and come up with workable solutions to the problems Beginning with one of the most detrimental factors that has a profound ... tradition in English speaking class, a solution of hiring more foreign teachers is proposed Obviously, more foreign teachers at work place bring more benefits for both local English teachers and learners...
... English ofstudents Question 4: Your speaking English is at which level? Figure 11: Level of competence ofstudents in speakingskills From the viewpoint ofstudents about their own abilities ofspeaking ... experience ofstudents Level of competence ofstudents in speakingskillsStudents experience in playing language games The expectation ofstudents from language games Attitudes ofstudents towards language ... reached 14% ofstudents having been learning English for 10-12 years So, in general, the number of years of learning English ofstudents at College of Sciences is quite fairly The ability of speaking...
... public speakingskills in interpreting ofstudents nowadays This analysis will help students to improve their public speakingskills in interpreting as well as gives teachers insights their students ... the basics of public speaking Aspect of public speaking skill includes voice, body language, appearance, attitude and knowledge of speaker 1.2.2.1 Voice of Speaker In public speakingof any kind, ... terms of knowledge □ In terms ofskills (Please give further information about how you get prepared in terms ofskills at the end of the paper) Investigation in the forth-year studentsof English...
... teaching ofspeaking merits more thought to be the most vital skill of the four language skills In order to find the techniques to improve speakingskills we must be aware of nature of this skills ... approach ofspeakingskills In teaching English, teachers may face many of issues that prevent them from a good conduction such as: number of learners, types of learners, size of class, number of learning ... No, I like speaking very much D No, I speak English willingly Table 2: Students attitude towards speakingskills Being asked about the importance of English speaking skills, most ofstudents find...
... Self-consciousness of improving the speakingskills A very helpful tip students to develop their English speakingskills is that they have their serious consciousness of learning the skills For example students ... Importance ofspeaking 1.3.1 The role ofspeaking inside and outside class 1.3.2 The relationship between speaking and other skills .6 1.4 Types ofspeakingskills ... Recommendations to improve speakingskills for the 4th year students main aims of this thesis are: -Giving a brief overview of the previous materials relating to speakingskills - Raising some problems...
... of data would be manageable within limited time budget 8.Scope of the study This study is concerned with the development of English speakingskills for the third year English major studentsof ... 4.4 Sources of Authentic Materials VOA news as a kind of language teaching materials 5.1 Benefits of VOA news in teaching speaking 5.2 Purposes of using VOA news in teaching speakingskills Common ... Chapter II: Development of the study The overview of teaching situation in Foreign Language Department of Hong Duc University 1.1 An overview of the Foreign Language Department of Hong Duc University...
... improve their speakingskills None of the teachers group students with the same level of proficiency This is easily understandable that when teachers group students with the same level of proficiency, ... Ways of grouping No ofteachers Percentage Students at the same table 66.67% Students who they like to work with 33.33% Students with the same level of proficiency 0% Students with mixed level of ... level of proficiency 10 83.33% Table 7: Ways of grouping From the result above, the most often way of grouping students is grouping students with mixed level of proficiency Most of the teachers...
... an overview ofspeakingskills including definition ofspeaking skill, types ofspeaking skills, teaching speaking skills, assessment ofspeakingskills and activities to promote speakingskills ... that 59 % of the teachers and 57 % of the students put listening skill ahead ofspeaking skill However, regarding the importance ofspeaking skill, 47% of the teachers and 57% of the students ... overview ofspeakingskills 1.1.1 Definition ofspeaking 1.1.2 Teaching speaking 1.1.2.1 Difficulties in teaching / learning speakingskills 1.1.2.2 Methods of teaching speakingskills 1.1.3...
... effectiveness of ESP courses The significance of the present study, therefore, lies for its exploration of the studentsperceptionsof their ESP learning, the teachersperceptionsof ESP teaching ... qualification of ESP teachers The capability of the ESP teachers has often been considered one of the factors affecting the effectiveness of ESP Without well-prepared teachers, ESP classes are often ... most of the teachers knew that speaking was the most important to students, they did not seem to offer adequate opportunities for students to practice One of the teachers explained that most of...
... teacher of English …………………………………………… 26 III.4 Teachers and studentsperceptionsof the roles of a good teacher of English… 31 III.5 Teachers and studentsperceptionsof the importance of classroom ... Introduction…………………………………………………………………… III.2 Teachers and studentsperceptionsof the personal qualities of a good teacher of English………………………………………………………………………….… 22 III.3 Teachers and studentsperceptionsof professional ... : Teachers and studentsperceptionsof the personal qualities 23 Table 1: Teachers and studentsperceptionsof professional development and academic requirement 24 Table 2: Teachers...
... and research questions Significance of the study Scope of the study Methods of the study Design of the study CHAPTER 1: LITERATURE REVIEW 1.1 An overview ofspeaking activities in language teaching ... and learning 1.1.1 The nature ofspeaking in oral communication 1.1.2 The role ofspeaking in language teaching and learning 1.1.3 Characteristics of a successful speaking lesson 1.1.3.1 High ... An overview English Department – ULIS - VNU 15 2.1.2 Teachersof English Division I 15 2.1.3 The students 16 2.1.4 The syllabus 16 2.1.5 Current situation of teaching and learning English speaking...
... improve speakingskills for students Aim of the study The purpose of this study is aimed at investigating the reality of the use of group discussion in the speaking- class of the first year students ... Studentsof the mixed proficiency C Students sitting next or near to you D Studentsof the same age E Studentsof the different age F Studentsof the same sex G Studentsof the different sex Q ... B Studentsof the different proficiency C Studentsof the same age D Studentsof the different age E Studentsof the same sex F Studentsof the different sex G Students sitting near or next to...
... English speakingskills Chart 1: Students attitude towards the importance of the speaking skill Chart 2: Students attitude towards speaking English Chart 3: Students level of participation in speaking ... importance of the speaking skill (questions 1), students assessment of their speaking ability (question 2), students reasons for learning English speakingskills (questions 3), students level of participation ... population ofstudents consisted of 760 studentsof groups A, B, C The reason for the researcher‟s option is that the number of groups A, B, C accounts for 91% of the total studentsof the school,...
... The teachers and the studentsperceptionsof preferred group members 3.1.5 The teachers and the studentsperceptionsof the most appropriate number of members in each group 3.1.6 The teachers ... 3.1.8 The teachers and the studentsperceptionsof the things should be done by the instructor during activity 25 3.1.9 The teachers and the studentsperceptionsof what the teachers ... English speaking (speaking) lessons, and more importantly improve students oral practice of English Aims of the study The first purpose of this study was to examine teachers and students perceptions...
... 3.1.9 The teachers and the studentsperceptionsof what the teachers should after activity Most of the teachers and the students share the same perceptionsof what should be done by the teachers ... agreement of 10 of the 10 teachers and 57% of the students However, there are some different perceptions between the teachers and the students here and there For the students, 49% of the participants ... What are FFL-HUI teachersperceptionsof group work in English speaking class? 1.b What are FFL-HUI studentsperceptionsof group work in English speaking class? 2.a What are the teachers actual...
... Technology; and two studentsof class 14 MA who worked as teachersof English for non-major students at other Colleges and Universities The teachers as well as the two studentsof class 14 MA had ... the three previous modules of English to discover that the number ofstudents who got good marks (mark 7, 8, and 9) in speaking only covers 17% (five out of thirty students) , whereas the average ... invite three teachersof English and two studentsof 14MA class (who work as teachersof English for non-major students) to come and observe the class‟ speaking lessons The teachers then sat together...