Foreign language learning
Using subtitles to enhance foreign language learning
... second language learning, it is necessary to bear in mind the major effects of visual associations on memory and the mnemonic power of imagery (Danan, ...one language and text, normally in another, ...
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Multiple intelligence theory and foreign language learning : a brain-based perspective
... and language learning, where metacognition refers to knowledge about oneself, about the language and about the procedures or strategies to be used for certain types of tasks (Wenden ...of ...
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From Translation to Audiovisual Translation in Foreign Language Learning
... of language learning is to be able to read literary texts in the target language or benefit from the mental exercise of language ...and language practice is the sentence, and thus focus ...
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Foreign Language Learning Policies At Pre school
... implant foreign language learning at Early Years were Castilla y León and ...Early Foreign Language Learning is important to note the “Congreso Internacional de Adquisición de ...
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Mother tongue as an enhancer of foreign language learning
... understand foreign language ...the foreign language they need to stop thinking in Spanish and start thinking in ...their learning of the foreign ...
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The evolution of foreign language learning from a diachronic perspective
... Communicative Language Teaching has served as a big influence for teaching language methodology since its ...and learning English is complex and there are many issues to take into consideration, ...
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Rating control in learning to Russian as a foreign language
... the learning process, methods of analysis and synthesis, lesson observation, experiment (diagnostic, prognostic, organizational, practical, generalizing), conversation ...in learning to Russian as a ...
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A CLIL Approach: Evolution and Current Situation in Europe and in Spain
... on foreign language and mother tongue competence and on subject matter ...third language, L2 and L3) are, however, positively affected, as the CLIL stream exceeds its traditional ...whose ...
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Revista San Gregorio
... Works by Shakespeare have had great in- fluence on intellectual life of Germany which revealed itself in various spheres from fictional and philosophical to political thought [1, 2, 3]. In German literature of XX century ...
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COLOMBIA´S CARIBBEAN CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS FOR RUSSIAN CAMPERS: AN EXPERIENCE IN INTERCULTURALITY
... considered language as a dimension of the inquiry on ...“The language we use to learn a culture is the language of the classroom, where culture is the topic and language the means to ...
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Native language interference in learning English as a foreign language: an analysis of written material produced by spanish speaking students in Senior High school classes.
... as Language Acquisition Device ...a language is ...native language. This means that formal teaching of a language is not necessary and it can be easily seen when children start speaking ...
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Systematic introduction of vocabulary and its effect on acquisition: primary education students of english as a foreign language
... In the second place, there is no doubt that the most direct link between the vocabulary input found in the textbook and the student is the teacher. S/he is usually responsible for selecting the EFL textbook which is to ...
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The Formation Of Intercultural Competence Among The Students In The Process Teaching English
... of foreign languages shows that in the process of intercultural communica- tion even those specialists who are fluent in a foreign language are still experiencing great difficulties in understanding ...
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Native language interference in learning English as a foreign language: an analysis of written material produced by Spanish speaking students in senior high school classes.
... 40 that input, along with L1 transfer and communicative need may work together to shape interlanguage (Ellis, 1994; Selinker, 1972). Research has focused on four broad areas: input frequency, the nature of comprehensible ...
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The level achieved by graduated students of two English language learning academies in Loja.
... Motivation in teaching English plays an important role today, learning a new language without motivation will not be successful. Nakata (2006) defines motivation as internal and external factors that ...
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Learning problems detection in EFL students from colombian schools.
... of learning disability, could I recognize it in order to be able to help him?" Maybe ...of learning problems. Since I did not know what learning problems were, which are more common and how to ...
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Young learners learning english as a foreign language through storytelling
... a foreign language (EFL) is different for each student, it depends on the student’s English skills, but when introducing a new language for preschoolers, it is suggested that the length of the ...
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Teaching social science, art and English through project work
... Conversely, Edwards and Mercer (1987) as well as Gibbons (2005) affirm the importance of learning between teacher and student. The role of the teacher is essential in the classroom as it offers participation and ...
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Tales and stories: an English teaching method for Children's Education
... second language teaching focuses on the use of this ...are learning, we must choose a story line parallel to the subject so that the children can relate to and have prior knowledge of what we have in the ...
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Proyecto fin de máster: WanaYu Language Learning Community
... Existing language learning solutions mainly focus on content which has the disadvantage that, reliant on their own resources, companies have to generate sufficient innovation to capture all customer needs ...
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