... been also presented Chapter two, Methodology, presents the general introduction about An Duong Vocational School, the students, the teachers, the classroom condition, and the English course training ... ideas effectively, and produce continuous speech without causing comprehension difficulties or a breakdown of communication” Dave Willis pointed out three concepts such as: “Accuracy, fluency and ... classrooms - Providing the chances of input and outpu: Cooperative Language Learning provides more opportunities for learners to comprehensible input and output and the processes of negotiation Jia...
... particular situation 21 * Interpreting: Simple interpreting tasks can test both production and comprehension in a controlled way The candidate plays a vital role of the interpreter for a native language ... Speaking Test: It is also called the presentation The candidates are asked to perform some tasks such as talking about their favourite sport, or presenting their ideas about something and so on * Dialogue ... communicative purpose by interpreting and performing language functions such as complimenting, reporting, agreeing/disagreeing, predicting, and suggesting and so on Discourse competence is the ability...
... of the Coursebook A full writing syllabus is provided in the Market Leader Practice File Revision unit: four revision units are based on material covered in the preceding three coursebook units ... informant to prepare materials and present the language to the students At the second stage, teachers act as a conductor to give all students as much time as possible to practice the presented language ... experience in business Book objectives: Market leader elementary is an elementary level business English course for businesspeople and students of Business English This book is designed to greatly...
... actor represents in film or play, while role play is a method of acting out particular way of behaving or pretending to be other people who deal with new situations It is used in training courses ... roles and act it out as a model Sometimes, the students have role play exercises for the home task They learn useful words and expressions, think about what they can say and then act out the role ... topics in the textbook and 10% others like both of these types of topics Table 12: The students' preferences about the topics of role-play activities Topics in Statements the textbook Frequencies...
... at Elementary, Pre- intermediate and Intermediate Each course takes months Course books are chosen depending on age, levels, and requirements and so on The two books of InsideOut which have been ... learners As mentioned in the previous chapter, the coursebook used to teach speaking now in FIT is InsideOut elementary for two semesters of the first year Half of the coursebook is for each semester ... can be analyzed in terms of routines Which are conventional ways of presenting information: Information routines and interactional routines He explained informational routine recurring types of...
... semesters For the fifth semester, the textbook “International Express” – pre- intermediate published by Oxford University Press is used By using these textbooks, we can improve our students’ communicative ... comparison and instruction The latter consists of explanation, prediction, justification, preference and decision Interaction routines are routines based not so much on sequences of kinds of term 18 ... or patterns, involving comprehending and conveying information, i.e work out teacher’s timetable on the basis of given class timetable Prepared talks: Students make presentation on a topic of...
... Elementary, Pre- intermediate and Intermediate Unlike other Foreign Languages Centres in Hai Phong City, each course normally takes months, each course at HP FLC usually takes 10 months The main course books ... Since 2005, another coursebook Life Line of levels: elementary, preintermediate and intermediate has been used as supplementary materials together with abovementioned course books to improve skills ... that the coursebook is difficult to learners, whereas only 12% of the participants suppose that the coursebook is interesting to learners and 16% of the total consider the coursebook to be...
... Chapter 1: Literature Review focus on some definitions of presentation, types of presentation Some factors that prevent students from presenting a topic and communicative classroom activities ... Apaibanditkul, 2006: 4) labels this kind of apprehension – which Neer refers to as “apprehension about classroom participation” – as classroom communication apprehension • Test anxiety An understanding ... students appreciate the important role of presentation in their English learning • Students’ ways of obtaining information for presentation task (question – In what ways you obtain information about...
... textbook meanwhile the 10th grade students have only nearly one year and the 12th grade ones have no year working with the new textbook which emphasizes much on pronunciation than the old text book ... respondents (71students) expressed that without good pronunciation, people could fail to communicate with others Some of them also gave interesting comments The followings are some representative ones: ... read out the list, but just choose only one word from one pair either in English or in Vietnamese, and ask students to identify which choice the teacher have made in each case by shouting out...
... with the textbook chosen by the Department without any survey on students’ needs and interests: "International Expression”- Pre- intermediate by Taylor, L (2004, 1sted, Oxford University Press) The ... questions about the text 0% M Giving pre- reading questions 20% 45% 21 Table 4: Students’ Preferences for Activities in the Pre- reading Stage Table indicates that the most preferable pre- reading ... carrying books around with you, referring to books as you teach, reading out brief passages that may interest students, talking about what you are reading at the moment, and handling books as...
... unsure about the Western style discourse conventions such as the rules of turn- taking and the use of non- verbal language Without knowing how English lessons were conducted by the students‟ previous ... researcher‟s preliminary investigation rather than attaching other studies‟ outcomes A series of eight observations in the case context mentioned above as well as five pilots carried out among 10th ... categorized, termed and interpreted so as to capture thoughts, behaviour and viewpoints Such processes of how categorization combined with interpretation produce research outcome are well supported...
... experience in teaching ESP - There are no training courses for teachers of ESP - Students are not of equal level of English - The present coursebook at CB-I is not effective and relevant The foresaid ... chart about the causes of difficulties, 51% of the participants think that the topics did not attract them Many of them also presented their thought about the lack of professional knowledge about ... topic they like and read for enjoyment without consideration for any single item, pressure of time and need for intensive concentration and total comprehension This is an effective way for students...
... listener comprehension and involvement (Brown, 1994:75) Speaking lessons can follow the usual pattern of preparation, presentation, practice, evaluation, and extension The teacher can use the preparation ... stressing key words, using reduced forms of words) In presentation, the teacher can provide learners with a preproduction model that furthers learner comprehension and helps them become more attentive ... justification for data collection instruments is presented The subjects and the procedure of the study are also paid a lot of attention And the preliminary results about the effect of teachers‟ oral feedback...
... 1.5.4 Teaching the effective use of dictionaries 14 1.5.5 Evaluating the vocabulary component of course books 15 1.5.6 Teaching vocabulary explicitly through a range of activity types 15 1.5.7 Developing...
... Cambridge University Press 25 Ur, P (1996) A course in language teaching Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 26 Wajnryb, R (1992) Classroom observation tasks Cambridge University Press 27 Wallace, ... community Communicative activities have real purpose: to find out information, to break down barriers, talk about self and learn about culture A variety of communicative activities can be used ... well-prepared communicative output activities, we can encourage students to experiment and innovate with the language, and create a supportive atmosphere that allows them to make mistakes without...
... through New English File Elementary coursebook by Clive Oxenden, Christina Latham-Koenig, Paul Seligson, published by Oxford University Press The coursebook consists of 09 units with 09 different ... internet About the textbook/ English course, New English File Elementary, (21.8%) of the students said that it is not uninteresting to students to learn Table also reveals that, textbook/ English course ... crowded 56.4% 29 E My classmates are noisy, inattentive 54.5% F Textbook/ English course is uninteresting 21.8% G Textbook/ English course is difficult and long to students to learn 32.7% Table 2:...