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Showing 1 to 20 of 252 for “"English language -- Study and teaching"”.
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Influence of teacher cognition in the teaching and testing of english grammar in selected secondary schools of Luanshya district, Zambia
… between what people do, what they believe and what they know. Teachers’ cognitive processes are important in the teaching process. The actual realization of the curriculum is dependent on teachers’ understandings, beliefs and experiences about language teaching even in the teaching and …
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Influence of teacher cognition in the teaching and testing of english grammar in selected secondary schools of Luanshya district, Zambia
… between what people do, what they believe and what they know. Teachers’ cognitive processes are important in the teaching process. The actual realization of the curriculum is dependent on teachers’ understandings, beliefs and experiences about language teaching even in the teaching and …
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Examining the Effects of Academic English as a Second Language Pathways at the Community College: A Mixed Methods Study
Due in large part to their open access and affordability, community colleges have long played a central role in providing students with immigrant backgrounds who are English language learners (ELLs) with access to postsecondary education. Researchers have noted that English as a second language …
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College-level ELLs in two English composition courses: the transition from ESL to the mainstream
"This study will analyze patterns' in ESL student academic behavior particularly related to classroom learning during their transition between English 101 and English 201. The student academic behaviors are particularly linguistic, based on the five langauge skills reading, writing, speaking, …
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Imitation in the writing process: Origins, implications, applications.
… terms frequently appearing in reference to the teaching of writing. Their history includes the model teacher, the materials used as models, and the modeling method. Two-thirds of this work focuses on imitation's applications in the teaching of composition in America 1636-1988 (an overview of the …
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Factors causing low academic performance of grade nine (9) learners in english composition writing in selected public secondary schools in Mulobezi district of western province.
In today's global world and with the help of modern technology, English has become the most common and dominant language spoken and used both at the national and international levels. It has been playing a major role in many sectors such as medicine, engineering, politics, economics, international …
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Factors causing low academic performance of grade nine (9) learners in english composition writing in selected public secondary schools in Mulobezi district of western province.
In today's global world and with the help of modern technology, English has become the most common and dominant language spoken and used both at the national and international levels. It has been playing a major role in many sectors such as medicine, engineering, politics, economics, international …
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English language written competence at sixth form level
This study aimed to explore the English language written competence of first year students at sixth form. The sample comprised 90 informants - 40 participants from St. Aloysius College and 50 participants from Junior College. The participating students were all following a course in a science …
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The impact of fostering trusting and meaningful relationships with ESL students in a two-year higher education institution
… higher education institutions, building trusting and meaningful relationships with English as a Second Language (ESL) students is essential for their academic success and sense of belonging. This study aimed to investigate how these relationships influence ESL students' educational experiences, …
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Speech patterns of Libyan learners of English as a foreign language : a case study of Libyan students in Malta
The present study explores the patterns of speech produced by Libyan learners of English as a foreign language in relation to age factor and its role in the process of English language learning. Also, this study investigates the wrong pronunciation of three English consonant sounds which are /p/, …
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