Learning English
Learning English . Plataforma para la enseñanza del idioma inglés
... Esta fase se considera integradora, porque incorpora el uso de la tecnología multimedia que resulta un aspecto de cuantía elevada, en conjunto con la Internet y la Hipermedia, donde se integran habilidades como ...
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Bilingual teaching and learning english in colombian settings
... language learning strategies, it is imperative to define what it refers to in the field of teaching and learning ...explicitness, learning strategies are concrete actions that any language learner ...
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Project based learning to transform negative perceptions of students towards learning english
... of English language and their previous experiences with the English learning ...the learning context whose purpose was to identify how students described their current learning ...
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The contribution of the music in learning English
... songs we also learn new vocabulary, practice pronunciation and grammatical structures. All the oral activities improve the pronunciation which is one of the most difficult things for the pupil and better way to progress ...
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Learning English through Small Worlds
... grade class in primary school. The aim is to contextualize and connect the English area within the referent classroom. The project is supported by the principles of learning by playing, storytelling, Reggio ...
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Learning English through technology: Infant school education
... the learning process during the early childhood” where I have acquired basic concepts of technology, examples of experiences in other educational centers and how to take good advantage of these technologies to ...
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Learning English with Phonics
... Educación, Primaria, fonética, lengua extranjera, phonics, inglés, castellano, alumno, pronunciación, método, técnica, sonido, Jolly Phonics,.. KEY WORDS.[r] ...
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Factors that affect the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian public high schools, research carried out at “Colegio Nacional Calderón”, “Colegio Nacional Luxemburgo”, “Colegio Nacional Técnico Nicolás Jiménez”, “Colegio Helena Cortés Be
... teaching- learning English as foreign language in Ecuador has been widely recognized in the last years due to its everyday use in all ...of English has become into a tool, which allows facing the ...
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Significant learning experiences for english foreign language students
... signiicant learning is oten associated with students in higher levels of education, this concept is equally important for English language learners in secondary ...learn English as a foreign language ...
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The Laureate English Program taking a research informed approach to blended learning
... blended learning English language ...online English language programs, and this figure is expected to reach 100,000 by the end of ...Laureate English Program (LEP), the consequent decision to ...
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A comparative analysis between English and Spanish native speakers' production and comprehension of N N compounds
... of English N-N compounds produced by a group of English native speakers and a second group of monolingual Spanish speakers learning English as their ...of English (Nicoladis ...
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Teachers and student’s perceptions of teaching English as a Second language in small classes
... interaction in class permits better results on teaching and learning English in small classes. In contrast twenty-five students totally agreed which means 68%, that the number of students is an important ...
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Effects of Tasks on Spoken Interaction and Motivation in English Language Learners
... In terms of participation and motivation towards speaking English, Chuang (2010) states that students are keen on learning actively not passively. Yim (2009) affirms that students display more positive ...
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Autobiographies: a Tool to Depict English Language Learning Experiences
... Language learning is also affected by the context and the culture in which learning takes ...“speaking English has been deified as an asset in the sense that it only brings benefits to those who ...
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Estereotipos Culturales en los Libros de Texto de Ingles
... in learning English‖, when he was again asked why, he said: ―I do not have money to travel or do anything you teach, that is the reason why I do not want to learn English, I am never going to use it ...
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Teachers and students’ perceptions of teaching English in small classes in New York City
... longitudinal study of cohorts of over 10,000 children for three years in English infant schools. The data consisted of including start of school and end of school assessment, teacher terms questionnaires, teacher ...
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Factors that affect the English language teaching-learning process in Ecuadorian public high schools.
... As we have seen in the graphs above the number of students is another decisive factor that teachers consider affect the development of a productive teaching-learning process. One of the int erviewed teachers said ...
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Blended Learning pedagogical practices for improving students’ learning autonomy and academic results in learning
... and learning process have been made simpler than ever before, enabling technologies to take place between teachers and students at schools in a very advanced way without difficulties (Barrio- garcía, Arquero & ...
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Narratives of: The life-history of a Pre-service English Teacher in the region of Rio Raposo
... of English language learning, because as mentioned earlier they had not had an English teacher with a training or profile as such, for that reason their level is ...
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Teaching reading comprehension in english in a distance web-based course: new roles for teachers
... 3. Interlocutor in non traditional student-teach er communication: Interaction in the Web is definitely very different from teach er-students face-to-face encounters. Seeing the person to whom one talks makes a ...
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