Foreign language education
Culture teaching in foreign language education EFL teachers in Spain as cultural mediators
... that language and culture can be taught in an integrated way are also the teachers who are not willing to integrate intercultural competence teaching in foreign language ...how language ...
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Foreign language education and the environment Considerations from the perspective of translation studies
... This awareness is permeating all spheres of our life: job, entertainment, daily life, etc. At a professional level, an ecological dimension is being added, which favors interdisciplinarity and gives rise to new ...
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Classroom Management in Foreign Language Education: An Exploratory Review
... in foreign language education has also focused on providing ways or mechanisms to help foreign language teachers reduce the impact of classroom management issues in their ...a ...
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Reflecting on the paradoxes of foreign language teacher education: a critical system analysis
... is a matter of consensual knowledge formatting and should be a dialogical process (Habermas, 1985). Curriculum shaping creates the categories of the school world and, possibly, the categories of the world at large ...
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Cooperative Learning in China's EFL and ESL Settings
... of Education even cancelled the foreign language education programs in secondary schools (middle and junior ...English language skills and talent in ...of foreign language ...
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Native Language Interference in the spoken target language: A case study of there speakers of english as a foreign language
... “It is a subfield of grammar. Whereas phonetic is about the nature of sound (or phones), phonology describes the way sounds function within a given language. For example, /p/ and /b/ in English are distinctive ...
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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
... different language were so ...a language but if you know more than that is very ...the language in that country because I spoke English if I wanted to know where went to go I just ask to any high ...
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The use of oral presentations in Higher Education: CLIL vs English as a foreign language
... bilingual education, such as content-based instruction and immersion education, a look at learning outcomes in those contexts deserves attention so as to compare the effectiveness of these programmes with ...
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Cantidad y ritmo de adquisición léxica en un contexto de introducción no sistemática: Estudiantes de Inglés como Lengua Extranjera en Educación Primaria
... Last but not least, the psychological validity of tokens and types is at the very least doubtful. As stated above, tokens strictly focus on text quantity, regardless of semantics. In turn, the formal nature of the type ...
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Tales and stories: an English teaching method for Children's Education
... the education of our country with the law “LOGSE”, which establishes that children must understand and produce simple messages in the ...the language from an early age because I did not have that ...second ...
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Edublogs in foreign language teaching: integrating language and culture
... culture-embedded language learning was the one conducted in 2009 by Lina Lee in collaboration with the University of Granada (Spain) involving a group of 16 undergraduate American students learning Spanish who ...
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Learning problems detection in EFL students from colombian schools.
... Children with special (specific) learning disabilities exhibit a disorder in one or more of basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using spoken and writing language. These may be manifested ...
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Andre Gillet Using English for Academic Purposes A Guide for Students in Higher Education
... The language tasks presented in the website mostly resemble classroom tasks and primarily address visual learners with no much experience in multimodal environments. Also, the drill-and-practice approach of the ...
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Computer assisted early inclusion of authentic Slavic materials
... Slavic text tagger projects are an attempt to resolve the dilemma between pressing instructional needs and limited resources. Providing tools which facilitate the comprehension of written texts (newspaper articles, short ...
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A Handbook for the Teaching and Learning of Sociocultural Content with a CLIL Approach
... of language and in all curricular subjects in order to help learners form ideas and learn ...teacher education crash course, and in the particular the subject Sociocultural Panorama of the English-speaking ...
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FRUSTRATION AND HOPE: A REVIEW OF THE RESPONSE UNDERTAKEN IN NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMES TO LOWER-THAN-EXPECTED RATES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE ACQUISITION.
... On the contrary, if rates of acquisition are far slower among children than among older adolescents, as a large number of studies have shown (Muñoz & Singleton, 2011), then those countries with low attainment by 16 ...
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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 English. Although being subjective, this concept ...
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Proyecto fin de máster: WanaYu Language Learning Community
... The teacher portal has the same phases and interactions as the Language Plus Service. Attraction of teachers is taken out by the community managers by online marketing. The teachers can set up their profile with ...
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Descriptive analysis of Vaughan systems, assets and pitfalls of an audiolingual method
... Communicative Language Tea- ching (CLT) approaches, it is still applied today by commercial companies in their goal of teaching English as a foreign ...
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An Approach to Integrate Emotional Education into the Foreign Language Classroom
... the foreign language any emotional or personal matters they may feel to ...non-verbal language; the tools that students will be given to analyze non-verbal language can be observed in Section ...
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