... ixPreface to the first edition xii1 Why aglobal language? 1What is aglobal language? 3What makes aglobal language? 7Why do we need aglobal language? 11What are the dangers ofaglobal language? ... by law against what22 Englishasaglobal language Second editionDAVID CRYSTAL Why aglobal language? their attitudes towards other languages. Perhaps those who havesuch alanguage at their ... played an important part in several countries, such as in relation to the Maori in New Zealand, the Aboriginallanguages of Australia, the Indian languages of Canada and theUSA, and some of...
... the largest? A. The Indian elephant B. the African elephant C. the Asian elephant D. the Indian and Asian elephant 5. An Indian elephant has __________ than an African elephant. A. a longer ... research take? A. 3 years B. 8 years C. 10 years D. 12 years Page 1 ENGLISH ASAGLOBALLANGUAGE The main reason for the widespread demand for English is its present day importance as an ... have to study their own language. 4. In America or Australia many schoolchildren study ________. A. Englishasa foreign language B. English and Math only. C. such foreign languages as...
... EducationSpecial Programs Branch 7 ENGLISH ASA SECOND LANGUAGE STANDARDSIntroductionDefinition of an ESL Student ENGLISHASA SECOND LANGUAGE i students are those whose primary language( s), or language( s) ... 0-7726-4550-71. Englishlanguage Study and teaching asa second language - BritishColumbia. 2. Englishlanguage Study and teaching asa second language -Standards - British Columbia. I. British ... demonstrates awareness of sound-symbol relationships at the beginning of words ENGLISHASA SECOND LANGUAGE STANDARDS4 Englishasa Second Language Standards2001Ministry of EducationSpecial...
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... They enjoy analyzing the structures of English, taking the language apart and putting it back together again. They appreciate a straight-up approach to grammar, explaining the rules and also the ... the Peace Corps, Kathleen had taught Englishasa second language to large classes of refugees and immigrants in Los Angeles. Her students had included Russian artists, Salvadoran migrant workers, ... establishing clear, consistent, fair patterns of behavior. Help students to understand your expectations and emphasize that that you value a respectful classroom. By creating a manageable classroom...
... Ahour, T., & Mukundan, J. (2009). Analytic assessment of writing: Diagnosing areas of strength and weakness in the writing of TESL undergraduate students. Iranian Journal ofLanguage ... in analytical rating in L2 writing, it seems theoretically and statistically plausible to rate two major areas of the scripts: sentence structure and vocabulary and arrangement of ideas and ... terms associated with the measured variables in, say, the Making Argument task can correlate. This can neutralize the potential influence of the Halo effect that might have been a reason why...
... introductory paragraph, three paragraphs as the body and a concluding paragraph. This course was delivered entirely in Englishasa Foreign Language (EFL) with a duration of one hundred minutes for each ... response to the language- centred methods. They treat languageas having to take consideration of the learners’ needs, wants and situations. The learners, as the central aspect of learning, are provided ... was conducted in the ‘Effective Writing’ classes at the English Department at Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH), LippoKarawaci, Indonesia. This ‘Effective Writing’ was a subject which was offered...
... with a partner on a common academic task– begin to adapt to a variety of teaching approaches andstrategies used in a Canadianclassroom– respect other cultures– participate with increasingcomfort ... increasing confidence to a variety of teaching approaches andstrategies (e.g., an informalclassroom atmosphere, activelearning, the use of games as a learning activity, activitiesthat involve ... in a Canadian classroom– begin to respond to social situations appropriately– begin to work with a partneron a common academic task– call some classmates and staffby name– communicate...
... tograduate from a Canadian high school and go on tograduate from a Canadian high school and go on tograduate from a Canadian high school and go on tograduate from a Canadian high school and ... confirmed that Joe’s English vocabulary and level of experience with the languagevocabulary and level of experience with the language vocabulary and level of experience with the languagevocabulary and ... have ad-equate language andorganization of knowledgeto respondWord Association:Teacher asks students toplay a word game in whichteacher says a word andstudents say everythingthey can...
... supports a dynamic view of multilingualism by stressing the cognitive advantages that the contact with more languages can offerand uses this approach as the basis for future language teaching and ... role of linguistic awareness in multilingual proficiencyand language learning. In view of the widespread acquisition of English by those who are already bilingual or are alsoacquiring a regional ... learning. Chapters cover topics such as performing in a third language, metalinguistic awarenessin multilinguals and in multilingual education, and English as a third language in Europe.Features:ã...