Learning a foreign language
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.
... “When learning a foreign language an individual already knows his mother tongue, and it is this which he attempts to ...target language: English is a rich, complex language, ...
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Mother tongue as an enhancer of foreign language learning
... Language transfer is a phenomenon that the learners of any foreign language often experience. The main objective of this study was to explain how Spanish as a mother tongue (MT) can be used in a ...
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The evolution of foreign language learning from a diachronic perspective
... world. Language is a useful tool and can be used in several ways that go from getting a job to even further, creating an impact on people’s lives in different matters, such as political, economic, religious ...
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Rating control in learning to Russian as a foreign language
... a foreign or non-native language often leads to an underestimation of the competitive factor in teaching and the orientation of teachers to “average” students or low-performing ...a foreign ...
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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
... Language learning can be supported by bringing in the musical, visual-spatial, bodily- kinaesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, mathematical and naturalistic abilities as they constitute distinct frames ...
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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.
... beginners' language production, and SLA research has highlighted many errors which cannot be attributed to the L1, as they are attested in learners of many language backgrounds (for example, failure to ...
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Significant learning experiences for english foreign language students
... about language items proposed by the school, make con- nections among these items and the topics, relate them to their lives, and use language to communi- cate and share ideas in a creative ...communicative ...
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Young learners learning english as a foreign language through storytelling
... According to Brewster (1991) storytelling has many benefits; one of which is to stimulate imagination; freely expressing their own ideas and those YLs can increase memory, because the storytelling awakens the interest ...
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From Translation to Audiovisual Translation in Foreign Language Learning
... oral language content for ESL ...Situational Language Teach- ...oral language activities are presented in situations in order to provide learners with many opportunities for speaking ...
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Foreign Language Learning Policies At Pre school
... and foreign language learning, as the ELP Principles and Guidelines remind ...the language of schooling, whether or not it is the individual learner’s home language, and to focus more ...
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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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Training elementary school young learners on the use of communication strategies: an action research project
... Speaking is ability that we develop since our childhood naturally. Its importance relies on interaction and communication among others to satisfy our needs. According to Maslow’s pyramid (1943), speaking will satisfy ...
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Learning problems detection in EFL students from colombian schools.
... of Learning Problems in English as Foreign Language students through a critical ...EFL Learning Problems in order to contrast different literature about definition of learning problems ...
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Teaching the Vowels of English to Spanish Students : some suggestions
... and learning of English as a Foreign Language within the Spanish Educational ...and learning pronunciation may involve overcoming a number of emotional ...of language performance, one ...
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Descriptive analysis of Vaughan systems, assets and pitfalls of an audiolingual method
... known learning method, which although is considered outmoded by the more recent Communicative Language Tea- ching (CLT) approaches, it is still applied today by commercial companies in their goal of ...
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The Ambiguities of the ITC in the Official School of Languages
... These ambiguities could be dealt with student and teacher training and also advising and telling students who have no home access to the internet or computers, the possibility of using these facilities which are freely ...
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The use of supplementary materials for teaching children in EFL classes
... a Foreign Language (EFL) before the critical period -12 or 13 years old – will build more proficient speakers of ...English language learning in foreign language contexts ...
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Revista San Gregorio
... in learning more about the religion; someone needs to visit temples in order to attain fai- th in themselves; and someone even tries to come through fatal diseases, because there is no other hope for ...among ...
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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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