[PDF] Top 20 Students' perception regarding their B.A. in english language graduate profile

... changes in society may have influenced the educational system to find the means to fulfill the economic and market ...live in a world where there is always constant ...attitudes. In the UNESCO report ... See full document

... by students at the end of the university years giving priority to the quantitative part ...However, in the case of the present study, knowing what students feel or think about the subject was also ... See full document

... trend in teaching since the 1960s, nevertheless, students in the Argentine educational system are rarely aware of the steps involved in the ...only in their L1, but also ... See full document

... foreign language. The present study intends to determine students’ perception regarding motivation and explore what motivates them to learn English and also what hinders their ... See full document

... rooted in traditional beliefs, for instance, the use of Spanish as a means for instruction in the English class or of textbooks for learners to complete ...of their lack of commitment and ... See full document

... learning English. A high percentage, 89%, of the students agree that activities using songs motivate them to learn English, in contrast, a minor quantity of the students, 8%, disagree ... See full document

... of English language learners at Islamic University-Faculty of Arts, identify the difference in motivation among students according to class and test the correlation between motivation and ... See full document

... the English language are the subjects admitted that learning the English language for a personal development ...enhance their status among friends (mean=3.8395). In this context, ... See full document

... quantify their individual motive to English ...the students` identity related to religious and sociocultural ...the English language has been greatly left aside, only a few natives are ... See full document

... classroom in order to maintain control while others believe that students should take more control to better be prepared for the responsibility of being an ...spoken language combined with our body ... See full document

... roles, in an instructional system, are closely linked to the teacher’s status and ...about language and language learning at the level of ...classrooms in which a particular method is being ... See full document

... your students with the answers, or the outcome in the beginning, but guide them towards the correct answers so that they can feel competent and make their own ...conclusions. In the case of ... See full document

... the students learn to interact with the world around ...the students establish healthy relationships with others which will help them throughout their ...lives. In order to promote ... See full document

... Regarding students’ opinion about teacher’s attitude graph six shows that in the first statement a highly percent of students that is 93% of them agrees that the teacher shows a good ... See full document

... recycles language from 2nd grade, Unit 5 in which the past tense was ...for students, and the time of the year (just after holidays) provides a good opportunity for practising this ...that ... See full document

... manifested in two ...where students often experience externally regulated behavior as controlled or manipulated with the purpose of carrying out a specific goal; for instance, how to obtain a ...exist ... See full document

... acting in the role of situation is primary the relationship with colleagues, they have to handle the class despite the noise that comes from the next room that annoys their ...from their ... See full document

... goals, students can work discussing their tasks and exchanging their thoughts, making learning more ...and students to have a combined participation to reach the lesson ...interactions, ... See full document

... for students, and there is no assessment in ...of students’ participation is one of the biggest problems, the teachers presented themselves as the mere authority during ...teachers. In ... See full document

... results in graph 8 show that 9% of the participants find difficult the type of activities developed inside the classroom because activities are not interesting and difficult to ...learning in class are so ... See full document