Second language for specific purposes
The teaching learning process of english for specific purposes of students from military colleges
... importance for the professionals of any sphere, due to the scientific and technological advances and to the speed with which information is renewed, besides its rôle in the integral cultural ...topics. For ...
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English for specific purposes for the strengthening of employability in students of technical and professional secondary education in Chile
... standards for the learning of English, a strategy of professional teacher development and support for English teachers in classrooms (Mineduc, ...Agency for the Quality of Education evaluates the ...
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Icts and second language learning/teaching
... Teachers must have !h1s specific knowledge to be able to adv1se their students for exploration and self-learning purposes /CTs must fulfil the following Second Language Learn1ng and Teac[r] ...
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The impact of guided writing in the english for specific purposes classroom
... The second week dealt with vocabulary learning strategies, since the vocabulary was pointed out by students as a major obstacle when undertaking the ...of language proficiency, successfully use guided ...
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Teaching and learning terminology in secondary education: Towards specialisation through language
... to language teaching; rather, they can be included as an integral part of task-ori- ented and role-play ...methodology for term extraction discussed above the teacher is constrained by the fact that there ...
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Motivation and second language acquisition
... are Language Anxiety, an Instrumental Orientation, and Parental Encouragement (when testing school age ...foreign language in six countries, Spain, Croatia, Poland, Romania, Brazil, and Japan, and last year ...
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Descriptive analysis of Vaughan systems, assets and pitfalls of an audiolingual method
... In terms of Second Language Acquisition, the method described above has advantages and drawbacks for the students’ learning. This Audiolingual and Grammar Translation-based method focused on constant ...
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Methodologies, tools and languages for building ontologies. Where is their meeting point?
... tool for developing an ontology, it is also important to know the inference services attached to the tool, which includes: constraint and consistency checking mechanisms, type of inheritance (single, multiple, ...
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E.S.P.: fact or fiction?
... The term ESP (English for Specific or Specifiable Purposes) has been used in a general sense to refer to a wide range of very different courses—from the very specific, formulaic or sem[r] ...
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The Effect of Code Switching in International Language on Task Performance in the English Class
... For the purposes of this research activity I apply the conventional distinction between transactional language and interactional language Brown and Yule 1983: 1-2 to my classroom practic[r] ...
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A pragmatic account of listenership : implications for foreign/second language teaching
... level. For Sperber and Wilson, the search for relevance is an exceptionless generali- zation that guides human comprehension ...selected for the processing of the utterances in the search for ...
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Proposal for teaching english as a second language thought motivating methodologies
... key for that is keeping an amusing format for the task to do, and an interest on developing ...it. For this purpose, Barrera Benítez (2009) suggests mural paintings, drills, decrypting phonemes and ...
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Ann: a domain-specific language for the effective design and validation of Java annotations
... constraints for the annotations are in conflict, because annotation Employee demands classes with package visibility, and to be annotated with the Person annotation, which requires classes with public ...
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Intercultural communicative competence in a social networking site for language learning
... support for my current research given the type of analysis used, the sample of web pages with educative content and the type of cultural considerations underlying the multimodal semiotic ...
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Thematizing the Armada: History as a Tool in the EFL Classroom
... section for education ...resource for teachers but also for students in case they want to know ...space for teachers and students, the user, can also follow any of these sections: lessons, ...
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Reading Comprehension from a First a Second Language
... Avalos (2003) cites Cummins and Krashen’s views that bilingual students “have access to the low-frequency vocabulary and grammatical structures found in texts, as opposed to the high-frequency vocabulary and syntax of ...
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Corrective Feedback in Second Language Classrooms
... As for the difference between as and like, it is something we need to tackle in the classroom with a large number of exercises of different kinds in order for them to comprehend and internalise the ...
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English for specific purposes in spanish higher education settings: a diagnostic focus on students‟ preliminary language awareness, attitudes and expectations
... hand, language awareness (LA), as an area of research, became especially relevant from the 1990s onwards, when, as Svalberg states (2007), Language awareness in the classroom (James and Garrett, 1991) was ...
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The Use of First Language in the Second-Language Classroom: A Support for Second Language Acquisition
... a language they have never been exposed to before, making the learning process a ...a language which is not well developed during writing, speaking, reading or listening activities, the cognitive system ...
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2 SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION FOR CLIL
... when, for example, learners analyse and reflect on some linguistic facts they implicitly ...behaviour. For example, they may at times come up with an intuitive rule which accounts for their use of ...
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