... (11) informal, friendly talk with studentsIn spite ofthe different way of classifying the uses ofthe L1, these scholars still meet each other in many respects 1.5 The amount of L1 inthe English ... sentences and explain grammar), teacher organizing the class (organizing tasks, maintaining discipline, contacting with individual students, and testing) and students using L1 within the classroom ... through the history of teaching The pendulum of L1 use swings with the methodological change 1.3 Debating surrounding the use of L1 inthe L2 classroom 1.3.1 Arguments against L1 use There is...
... Summary of main findings Based on the data obtained through the three instruments the following findings could be presented: Results revealed that the TL is the main medium of instruction inthe ... becoming aware of their reasons for using (or avoiding) the L1 in their English lessons Recommendations Based on the findings ofthe present study, the following recommendations are offered The ... Discussions) mainly deals with the results and the discussion ofthe findings Part III is the Conclusion ofthe study In this part, the major findings, some recommendations, limitations ofthe research...
... language skills: reading, speaking, listening and writing Among these skills, speaking is considered as the most important one Speaking is the productive skill inthe oral mode It, like the other skills, ... language skills: reading, speaking, listening and writing Among these skills, speaking is considered as the most important one Speaking is the productive skill inthe oral mode It, like the other skills, ... English speaking Question How much you feel interested inspeaking English in class? Chart reveals that the majority ofthestudents are not interested in learning speaking 47% ofthe students...
... to the effectiveness of these activities on students participation inspeaking lessons Purpose and significance ofthe study The study aims at: + investigating the effectiveness of using information ... to speak the target language because ofthe lack of motivation Many of them keep silent or chat inspeaking lessons while others make noise using their mother tongue Therefore, language teachers ... of time In addition, speaking with peer is less intimidating than presenting in front ofthe entire class and being evaluated Another advantage of information gap activities is that students...
... participate inthe main speaking activity in while -speaking stage ofthespeaking lesson in Unit 9: Undersea world Table 2: Times ofstudents participation in group work in Unit Times ofstudents ... part in preventing students from joining the class 22 students say they prefer listening to others speak to speaking themselves Two others deem 32 that they are inner hence they normally not often ... from the table, thespeaking times ofstudents increased a little bit There were no students keeping silent or speaking only once throughout the whole lesson The number ofstudentsspeaking from...
... 2.1 Speaking skill 2.1.1 Definition ofspeaking skill Spratt et al defined that speaking involves using speech to express meanings to other people’ According to Shabani (2013), speaking is the ... general English skills; for instance they both have courses for theskillsofspeaking and listening In this university thespeaking and listening skills are taught integratedly and the syllabus ... understanding ofstudents beliefs and the strategies they use inthe process of developing speaking skill 2.7 The research model 35 RESEARCH MODEL Investigating students beliefs and learning strategies...
... (2 points) Methods (4 points) Use of appropriate methods to the subject, the teaching content and the lesson to be taught (2 points) Good combination of methods in all teaching and learning activities ... processes (2 points) Organization and control of positive and active learning of students, appropriate for the content ofthe lesson and all students, good motivation ofstudents learning (2 points) ... and keeps them interested - There is a good balance of teacher talking time and student talking time - the teacher encourages and praises - the teacher considers the feelings ofthestudents Teacher’s...
... skill, in speaking, students are free to express what they think In fact, through the survey, most ofstudents (50%) are interested inspeaking lessons 4.2.4 Kinds of working activities inspeaking ... 0% very interesting interesting not very interesting not interesting Chart 2: Students opinions toward speaking lessons 4.2.3 Students and teachers opinions toward the role ofspeaking skill ... of majority of them find thespeaking lesson interesting (76%), even very interesting (14.5%) Therefore, it seems that teachers realize the needs ofstudents and know how to make it interesting...
... decisions, the selection and training of successors, the quality ofthe board of directors, and representation ofthe owners’ interests IESE Business School-University of Navarra - Skillsofthe Management ... that the main characteristics of family-owned firms are the causes of their slowness in their internationalization processes Some of these features include: the concentration of decision-making ... differ inthe sense that they, in addition, often have secondary agendas like maintaining the family within the management ofthe firm and to hold a balance between different branches ofthe family...
... carcinoma of corpus uteri (6.5%), carcinoma ofthe vulva (5%), choriocarcinoma (4.7%) and carcinoma ofthe vagina (1.2%) Chhabra et al (2002) observed in a study conducted in a rural institute in India, ... bloating after meals, diarrhoea; urinary symptoms like frequency of micturition, pain in urination, difficulty in urination, haematuria, true incontinence of urine Out of these 29 patients who had miscellaneous ... Figures inthe parentheses indicate percentages *Multiple responses; @includes bleeding during examination and sexual intercourse; #includes loss of weight, respiratory distress, gastro-intestinal...
... will think of leaving People want to stay with their families, but then they sacrifice to go." Urban-inclined nursing student versus rural-inclined nursing student Those inclined to work in rural ... groups ofstudents intending to emigrate to the U.K or U.S were of having a positive outlook of working conditions abroad, including finding a job matched to skill, ability to increase in rank, ... discussing the role ofthe nursing profession in their country, 88 percent of participants thought they made a difference inthe country's well-being and that nurses were role models for other...
... institutions educating medical doctors inthe United Republic of Tanzania, although one of them was still in start-up phase and the other inthe middle of an administrative crisis, so these institutions ... wrong in developing training programs that ultimately leave their students demotivated? Have the medical training institutions failed to meet the training needs of “clinically-oriented” students ... perpetuate the imbalance inthe availability of human resources for health inthe United Republic of Tanzania through an unintended bias inthe selection of candidates for training (thus, the wrong students) ...
... according to various decentralization levels The main contents of management are managing the forming of training schemes and the forecasting ofteachersin need; carrying out the training process ... Conclusion Training and training management meeting the needs ofthe society have become urgent because they meet the demands ofthe market economy and the tendency ofthe development of training establishments ... of teacher training to meet the needs ofthe society The solutions to the building up the secondary teaching staff programming, the development ofthe resources of pedagogical institutions, the...
... report the results of a study which compared theperceptionsof accounting students and accounting professionals when considering the ethnicity of earnings management The study also compared the ... studies had indicated, there were significant differences of opinion between accounting students and accounting professionals regarding the ethnicity of earnings management The most disappointing results ... regarding their ratings ofthe remaining scenarios Insert Table Research Question 2: Are there significant differences between males and females concerning their ethical judgments ofthe 13 business...
... Rationale There is a long history ofthe study of motivation in language learning Research results indicate that motivation is one ofthe main factors determining an individual’s success in learning ... most ofthestudentsin grade 10 are interested in learning English, but their interest is gradually reduced in grade 11, and they are almost not motivated in learning English any more when they ... School in Bac Ninh” 3 Aims ofthe study The study aims at: * Investigating the factors that cause a negative impact on learning English ofthestudents at Ly Thai To High School in Bac Ninh based...
... 12% inthe number ofstudents with little or no interest inspeaking It was really a positive result when at the end ofthe course no one complained about their interest losing in practicing speaking ... activities The findings (see table & 2) indicate very clearly the increase inthe distribution of participation inspeaking lessons gained by 58 studentsinthe two classes Studentsin each class ... investigating students attitudes towards speaking lessons, their learning habits in previous lessons and their opinions ofthe effects of collaborative activities on their involvement in speaking...
... keeping students interested in reading Theteachers can raise thestudents love for reading by their rapport with the students, their personality themselves because they are the ones ofstudents ... affecting motivation in learning reading Chapter 2: The methodology presents the methods used inthe study including the setting ofthe study, participants ofthe study, data collection instruments, ... find the appropriate forms of stimulation to motivate them 3.2.1.2 Thestudents interest in learning reading skill Most ofthestudentsinthe interviews had positive attitude towards reading...
... speakinginthe Grammar translation method 1.2.2 Teaching ofspeakinginthe Direct method 1.2.3 Teaching ofspeakinginthe Audio-lingual method 1.2.4 Teaching ofspeakingin Communicative ... language they learn for speaking 1.2.2 Teaching ofspeakinginthe Direct method Inthe direct method, speaking is gradually formed Speaking is fostered through repeating after teachers and the use of ... Getting students attention at the first minute ofthespeaking lesson will help the lesson go on smoothly It also saves waste time reminding studentsofthe noise or stopping them from doing other...