Primary students
Improving decoding and reading comprehension skills in primary students through genre based pedagogy.
... One of the aspects that support the necessity to carry out this study is the fact that primary students are exposed to read different genre texts. Because of this, one of the key elements to tackle the lack ...
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EFL Early oral practices in rural primary students : technological tools guiding their Intercultural learning
... English teaching to young learners has been escalating every time in a higher level of importance, not only in the pure aspect of instructional contents of the language, but also in a more communicative way. Thus, ...
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Explicative factors of face-to-face harassment and cyberbullying in a sample of primary students
... Self-esteem. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale (1965) consists of ten Likert-type scale items. Answer options indicate the level of agreement (1 = strongly disagree; 4 = strongly agree). Negative items were inversely ...
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AUTOCONCEPTO FÍSICO EN UNA MUESTRA DE ESTUDIANTES DE PRIMARIA Y SU RELACIÓN CON EL GÉNERO Y LA PRÁCTICA DEPORTIVA EXTRAESCOLAR [Physical self-concept in a sample of primary students and its relationship with gender and out of school sport practice]
... know the outcomes in the different dimensions in the physical self-concept and to check the influence of the variables gender and level of physical activity. 125 students in Primary Education took part, ...
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Classroom strategies that impact disruptive behavior on primary students
... with students’ interest and preferences, the strategies that involved them had a more effective impact on students’ behavior as it could also be seen with ...
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Contextual Attribute Variables in the Use of ICT in Primary Level Students from Southern Sonora, Mexico
... that students enrolled in private schools belong to a high socio- economic level and therefore, it is inferred that they have access to several ICTs from their ...of primary students is related to ...
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EFL motivation in primary school students : American films to enhance motivation for EFL learning at school
... to students, had a significant impact on two main aspects: 1) their motivation to EFL learning, and 2) to Applied Linguistics in the field of school ...VI) students were positively moved by performing the ...
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Spanish and british teacher trainees on exchange in primary schools abroad: an intercultural experience in educational settings
... mainly primary schools, local educational authorities, university departments and lecturers and teachers’ ...Nottingham primary schools carried out by students enrolled in teacher training at the ...
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Perceived student satisfaction and professional relevance in the Practicum
... by students of degrees in infant and primary education from the University of Jaen (Spain) in relation to the ...537 students from these degree ...vs primary) and type of Practicum ...the ...
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Exploring Pre service and In service teachers’ perceptions about Early Foreign Language Learning and Dyslexia
... grade at age seven are required to start learning their first FL. Elementary school classes commonly include up to 28 pupils. While homogeneous concerning age, generally, these classes are highly heterogeneous concerning ...
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Predicting approach to homework in primary school students
... 535 students of the last three courses of primary education participated in the ...that students’ homework engagement (high or low) is related to students´ level of intrinsic motivation and ...
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Building Partnerships and Fostering Activities to Promote English Outside the Classroom
... which students write, then record their own songs and finally take them to the stage for a final ...months students work cooperatively on their musical compositions through a website ...let students ...
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Movies’ songs based on children’s rights to develop oral interaction skills
... grade students who only spoke Arabic language, thus, the researchers did activities where they integrated the songs in class to promote an effective learning of ...because students acquired vocabulary and ...
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Children´s literature and comics in the ESL/EFL teaching -learning process for children and young adults
... Going back to the present study, Tejedor and Izquierdo mentioned some kind of comics that are worth to mention, for many teachers do not have knowledge of the wide topics they can find in comics; among them are manga, ...
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Students’ Perspectives on CLIL Programme Development: A Quantitative Analysis
... of students: (i) fourth year of Primary Education (9-10 year olds); (ii) second-year Secondary Education students (13-14 year olds) and (ii) first-year Baccalaureate students (16-17 year ...
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Pertinencia de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación para el fortalecimiento de la comprensión lectora
... Based on the above, a teacher can help enrich contents and motivate the class by acting as medi- ator, supported by ICT, in the students’ activities and their educational requirements, taking into consideration ...
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Clinical Characteristics of Primary Extranodal versus Nodal Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma: A Retrospective Cohort Study in a Cancer Center
... were within the low-risk group of IPI scores; all were treated with anthracyclines, and none were submitted to mastectomy. Each of these factors could have had a positive impact on OS, as shown in figure 2. In fact, ...
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A different viewpoint on student retention
... freshman students what success looks ...their students that lists that student’s various academic and non- academic scores/preferences/habits (from institutional surveys) in one column compared with data of ...
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Racial and social discrimination in the EFL class: the case of the roma minority
... In Spain and in many other European countries the Roma minority still suffers some kind of social discrimination. According to the activist Jan Stejskal, many Czech Roma are sent, unjustifiably, to schools with ...
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Students’ Motivation to Choose Language Itineraries in the Degree of Primary Education
... surveyed students about their grounds to teach the language, their cultural links with the target language, or their possible contribution to develop attitudes and behaviours of their ...
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