... about the definition ofyoung language learners. For the purposes of this study, the researcher referred to children from the ages of five to twelve. Therefore, children as young as three and ... practices. 4. Methods of the study The study is carried out in form of a qualitative multi case study approach in which three teachers teaching three different levels foryounglearners will be ... as adolescent learners, and adult learners. Phillip (1993) defined the younglearners as the children from the first year of formal schooling (5 or 6 years old) to 12 years of age. It is...
... 6 A 30-Jan Interviews, a preparation for Speech of Introduction A, J 2-Feb SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION S, F 4-Feb SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION S, F 6-Feb SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION S, F, J 9-Feb Organizing ... incorporate each of the previous speaking purposes, with the additional task of cooperating in a team of approximately 4 to craft an extended presentation (no more than 45 minutes) on a topic of your ... delivery of topics and materials for presentation, and all other responsibilities entailed in participation in our class. If, at any time or for any reason, you are at unease about or feel uncomfortable...
... order of acqui-sition.2 Profiling Language ErrorsWe have established the need for a description of the general progress of English acquisition as de-termined by the mastery of grammatical forms. ... committed it more oftenthan the low-level learners) , but, again, not to asignificant extent.Notice that the overall shape of the figure sup-ports the notion of an order of acquisition of fea-tures ... learning pat-terns of the population.4 ConclusionIn this paper we have addressed an empirical ef-fort to establish a typical sequence of acquisition for deaf learnersof written English....
... question modelof teachingreading comprehension and the principlesof building question model for teachingreading comprehension. On this basis, we proposed the question model ofteachingreading ... problem of concepts of reading comprehension questions, principles tobuild reading comprehension questions, the way to use themare notinterestedprofoundly and thoroughly. Forthe teaching ofdeliberative ... actually one of the objectives ofteaching Literature in secondary program. 8. Contribution of the paper 8.1. Theoretically 7 Questions are the center of dialogue technique. In order for dialogue...
... most of them are young learners, they learn very quickly and make a 2 lot of progress. Some learners, who are at the age of 40 to 50 and over, have difficulties in learning because of many ... majority oflearners come to the centre with the hope of achieving a good command of English. They consider the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing very important, but speaking ... investment from foreign companies. Being aware of the importance ofteachingspeaking and listening skills to students, the writer often asks herself, “How can we improve students‟ speaking and...
... Teachingspeaking skill for non-major MA students at VNUH”.2. Scope of the studyTo improve speaking skill for non-major MA students of English at VNUH, various methods can be made used of. ... speaking, 25% of the teachers remind students of the proportion ofspeaking skill in their end of course test and the same number apply a psychological method which is praising students before ... changing teaching methods, changing syllabus or textbooks, upgrading teachers’ qualifications, changing formats ofspeaking tests and so on. At SGS – VNUH, which is in charge ofteaching English for...
... this increases the quantity of speech spoken by the students.- this decrease the vulnerability of the students and lowers their anxiety level.4. Provide topics of interest to the students.- ... controlled than less structured drills.Example of knowledge about a language:A student can describe the structures and pans of speech in a languageExample of knowing how to use a language:A student ... herself, greet others, request information, apologize, etc.4. Do not emphasize the significance of mistakes.- this encourages students to speak without fear of correction.- this increases focus...
... effectiveness of applying CL principles in teachingspeaking skills to two large classes of first-year Informatics students at VIMARU, 76 of whom were male (57.57%) and 56 female (42.43%). Most of the ... within the limit of a MA minor thesis, the scope of the application of CL principles was narrowed to the teaching ofspeaking skills with a view to overcoming the disadvantages of large classes ... difficulties ofteaching English speaking skills in large classes at VIMARU? - To what extend did the application of cooperative learning principles improve English speaking skills of students...