English as a foreing language
A case study of an english as a foreing language reading student at fine-tuned english language School-TEFL program portfolio
... learn English, and she expects to receive four academic credits at the end of the ...home language is Spanish, but she started being interested in learning English when she was at high ...learn ...
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Native Language Interference in the Spoken Target Language: A Case Study of three (3) Speakers of English as a Foreing Language
... know English, I think is my ...learn English, but I think I like ...learn English, maybe I was just forced to, and gradually I thought I enjoyed ...learned English when I was in England I ...
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Virtual 3D environment as a support stragey to the listening learning in English as a foreing language in the students of english 1 at Uniminuto
... teaching English as a foreign language through podcasts in mobile devices to 9 students of international businesses of first semester of the Universidad Del Norte by Heidy Selene Robles (2011); the ...
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The didactic use of the BBC's tv series. Sherlock for teaching English as a foreing language
... considered as such, a series of requirements must be met, such as to improve the teaching activity and the training process for which they are intended; in turn, they should collaborate with self-learning, ...
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Ecuador and bilingualism a "mirage or reality?" a critical look at english as a foreing language
... speak English fluently after they accomplish five levels of English ...using English language as the students are only trained to acquire basic English which doesn´t concertize ...
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Songs as an educative resource for teaching a foreing language in infant education
... To set up these actions as a routine in the English lessons, the teacher has to follow the same steps I have explained before. Kids need to feel unstressed so to embrace the relations between words and ...
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English as a foreign language pre-reading skills readiness at Kindergarten level
... A study conducted by Sénéchal (2006) states that alphabet knowledge has been found to directly predict reading fluency in future years. Researchers like Byrne and Fielding-Barnsley (1989) and Pullen and Justice (2003) ...
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Book overview and Q&A with David Marsh, Victor Pavón-Vázquez, and María Jesús Frigols-Martín [Review of the book the higher education language landscape: Ensuring quality in english language degree programmes, Valencia, Spain: Viu]
... such as University Language Policy, Program Objectives and Language Planning, English Language Fluency, Staff Incentives, the Role of Language Specialists, Research, and Learning ...
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Training elementary school young learners on the use of communication strategies: an action research project
... time as they reach ...of language for the purposes they may ...want as they are starting puberty, they may feel free of making decisions but they may also need guidance, so the function of the ...
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The use of a student portfolio to promote writing skills through graphs and pictures in students of tenth grade at escuela de educación básica Veinticuatro de Julio in Santa Elena, province of Santa Elena, school year 2014 -2015.
... Languages, Language School, English Career, declare to be the author of the research work “THE USE OF A STUDENT PORTFOLIO TO PROMOTE WRITING SKILLS THROUGH GRAPHS AND PICTURES IN STUDENTS OF TENTH GRADE AT ...
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Different approaches to teaching English as a second language
... Additionally, the changes in the European Framework that have resulted in changes in the Spanish Education system mean that many teachers are not accustomed to the new ways of working, or simply do not like these new ...
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Awareness about the communicative language teaching principles by English teachers, participants of the Master’s Program Teaching English as a Foreign Language, at the National University of Education Enrique Guzmán y Valle, La Molina, Lima, 2016
... by English teachers, participants of the Master's Program Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) at the National University of Education Enrique Guzmán y Valle, La Molina, Lima, ...20 ...
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Young learners learning english as a foreign language through storytelling
... All children worked excited, although there were some problems, because a child didn’t want to cut and he wanted to pasted the image, he became angry and said " I do nothing", in Spanish. A girl didn't want to ...
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The use of English literature in the teaching of English as a second language
... a. One sunny autumn afternoon a child strayed away from its rude home in a small field and entered a forest unobserved. It was happy in a new sense of freedom from control, happy in the opportunity of exploration and ...
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Validity of Assessments for English Language Learning Students in a National/ International Context
... Learning English in the context of academic discourse may require different language content, different levels of proficiency and a different process than learning English as a foreign ...
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Colombian sign language as a didactic strategy to english as a foreign language learning and teaching.
... Chen as cited in Alibali, & Kita, 2010, p5) The conclusion about gesture effects research was “gestures contribute to thinking by helping speakers decide what to attend to and what to say” (Alibali, & ...
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Think aloud to promote oral fluency
... feedback. As this population had been under the intervention of a consultancy program which has monitored teachers as well as students, it is expected that they had mastered at least listening and ...
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Nonverbal communication in English as a second language
... in English as a second language, Álvarez Benito (2002) concluded that this kind of communication is typical of a ...learned as well as verbal ...second language (English) ...
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Practices: students’ positionings as english language learners
... themselves as active agents (it is important to clarify that in the school this study took place students and not commonly asked for alternatives, solutions or opinions about English classes) in the ...
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Teaching English as a Foreign Language through Volleyball
... because, as noted by the International Federation of Volleyball (fivb), there is no contact between the attac- king and defending players, as well as for all of the rules referred to in volleyball ...
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