English as a Medium of Instruction
The effectiveness of using english as the sole medium of instruction in english classes: student responses and improved english proficiency
... for English as the sole medium of instruction in English ...Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), was also used to determine if there was any significant difference between the ...
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Content and Language: the Impact of Pedagogical Designs on Academic Performance within Tertiary English as a Medium of Instruction
... in English to attract foreign ...such as Spain, have shown a recent interest in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) programmes as the model for bilingualism both in secondary and tertiary ...
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Questions in English as a Medium of Instruction versus non-English as a Medium of Instruction Lectures
... use of rhetorical questions as a way to organize discourse and to keep the audience’s ...frequency of comprehension checks might be a result of the negative interference of Spanish, ...
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English as medium of instruction Teachers' concerns at a Spanish university
... difficulties as it will be shown in the literature ...lack of studies on the matter. As Helm and Guarda state (2015), most EMI studies in Europe have been developed in countries where English ...
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Linguistic outcomes of english medium instruction programmes in higher education: A study on economics undergraduates at a catalan university
... seen as one of the first responses to the internationalisation of universities and student mobility, and the beginning of the rise of English in ...in English depending on ...
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Language Errors in an English Medium Instruction University Setting: How do Language versus Content Teachers Tackle them?
... group of World economic history students in a focus group revealed that they believe that the content teacher should not spend a lot of time discussing language issues and that con- tent is more important ...
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"This english writing thing": students' perceptions of their writing experiences at an english medium university
... number of students, it provides only a glimpse into what strikes students as different when they begin writing academically at an English-medium university, as compared to writing in ...
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The Importance of Certification of English Medium Instruction teachers in Higher Education in Spain
... lack of clear consensus among teachers on the ideal scheme leading to ...assessment, as proof of skills development or, alternatively, to set up class observations, potentially through ...
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Realizing internationalization at home through english-medium courses at a japanese university: Strategies to maximize student learning
... terms of the format and style of lectures to courses ...the English-medium courses only increases these needs ...“English instruction leads to an ‘Americanization’ of ...
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Didactic materials to teach english vocabulary to the first year preschool students at unidad educativa Carrera Sánchez Bruno, Ballenita, Santa Elena province, 2015-2016.
... rules of social interaction though ...role of other people as an essential part of children’s ...role of educators and help children to do actions they are not able to do alone until ...
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Explicit and Differentiated Phonics Instruction as a Tool to Improve Literacy Skills for Children Learning English as a Foreign Language
... studies of phonological awareness and phonics are far from sufficient to allow a determination of the most useful instructional methods for meeting the early literacy needs of English- ...
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B a Degree research project
... Ministry of Education), in El Reto (2006), states that ESL is the language essential for official, commercial, social and educational activities, or the one needed to communicate between the citizens of a ...
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The use of English literature in the teaching of English as a second language
... contributions of literature as one of the key elements in the acquisition of a foreign ...most of the activities proposed achieved their purpose by developing different strategies aimed ...
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Development of discourse pragmatic markers in a multilingual classroom: A mixed method research approach
... learners of L3 ...out of five dimensions analysed (content, grammar, vocabulary, mechanics), and only between English and Spanish regarding ...L2 English, and L3 French, Spanish or ...
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Phoneme -Grapheme decoding in Phonics-Based Instruction of English as a Second Language at an Italian High School: A Randomised Controlled Trial
... use of phonics techniques as defined as ‘a system for encoding speech into written ...established, as a means of teaching the basis of literacy in most L1 English speaking ...
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Developing english speaking skills through simulation-based instruction
... aspects of simulation-based learning, Watts, García-Carbonell, and Rising (2011) examined perceptions of collaborative work in web-based simulations through evaluations of each student’s ...
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Reading Strategies for Effective English Language Instruction
... their English students create questions about the selected topic; the generated questions are to be written within the self-elaborated chart from the previous ...source as many times as they need ...
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Speaking Practice Using Web 2.0 Technologies Tefl.
... One of the most menacing psychological ghosts, stalking, subjectively, students of English as a foreign language, is their conception about native speaking ...
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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.
... role as Advisor of the research paper with the title “the use of a Student Portfolio to promote writing skills through graphs and pictures in students of tenth grade at Escuela de Educación ...
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Developing bottom up skills to attain spoken word recognition through phonics
... Phonics instruction includes some cards with the graphemes and they are used to make blendings between ...10% of the participants reported they could almost always write the words they hear, versus 40% in ...
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