ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING (ELT)

technologies, the focus of this book, are what Bax has referred to as ‘normalised’(2003, 2011) in daily life in many parts of the world, although not amongst all peopleas there are digital divisions everywhere (Warschauer, 2003), and still not always inthe world of education. However, digital tools,[r]

The classroom is not a world unto itself. The participants . . . arriveat the event with certain ideas as to what is a ‘proper’ lesson, andin their actions and interaction they will strive to implement theseideas. In addition the society at large and the institution the classroom is part of have cer[r]

Authentic Materials in Acquainting Learners with World Englishes .
Foreign language education has become a significant phenomenon in the present age. Responding to personal or professional needs, people learn a foreign language to qualify for overseas education, to communicate with colleagues in int[r]

ELT-09Language Teaching Projectsfor the Third WorldMilestones in ELTMilestones in ELTThe British Council was established in 1934, and one of our mainaims has always been to promote the wider knowledge of the Englishlanguage. Over the last 75 years, we have issued many importantpublicat[r]

Chapter 1a reflective journal and set out observations, questions, challenges, and puz­zles. Even if you have relatively little experience, you will be surprised at howmuch you can learn about processes o f teaching and learning by systemati­cally reflecting on what happens in your classroom.[r]

INTRODUCTION

Born, bred, and educated in Vietnam, where teachers were viewed as „wells of
wisdom‟, all my school life was dedicated to the memorisation of factual knowledge
in order to return it in the examinations. 35 years ago, I entered the university to study
English. It was my first expe[r]

MINOR THESIS MAJOR: ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODOLOGY CODE: 601014 TRANG 2 VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, HANOI COLLEGE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES POST-GRADUATE DEPARTMENT ---DUONG THI HAO D[r]

The modern language teaching approach puts a strong emphasis on communicative language teaching and learnercentered activities. Therefore, motivational strategies in speaking have been worldwide applied in English Language Teaching. In teaching English to children in Vietnam, motivational strategies[r]

but it is difficult for them to use English to communicate. To help the students improve the skills, it isnecessary to find factors that affect students ‘speaking and listening skills, so that the teachers can dealwith these factors to help the students improve English speaking and lis[r]

This initial chapter outlines the research problem and rationale of the study as well as its scope and significance. More importantly, the aims and objectives of the study are highlighted by three research questions. Finally, the framework of the paper serves as a compass to orientate the readers th[r]

HOW TO HELP STUDENTS LEARN GRAMMAR EFFECTIVELYI. REASONS FOR CHOOSING THE TOPICNowadays, English has been considered as one of the most popular languages. It is now the key factor of globalization of political views, international business as well as education (Johnson, 2009). Thanks to the developm[r]

Chapter I. INTRODUCTION
Context, General Problem, and Purpose
Using computers and the Internet in today''s classes in general and in language
classes in particular is very common. Information overloading, rapid changes in
communication technology, globalization, and new knowledge-acquisition mod[r]

Learning and using English requires a process of creative exercise diligence of both the learner and the teacher. Especially in light of education reform today, teaching English communication perspective many supporters ho.Theo this method students have many opportunities to communicate with friends[r]

In today’s modern world, learning foreign languages becomes more and more popular because of globalization, so it is common that people go abroad to other countries for working and language teaching. Therefore, in the context of intercultural communication, culture shock is believed to be unavoidabl[r]

Problem Statement and Background
In today’s global context, with the rapid developments in information and
communication technologies (ICT), the thirst for knowledge access and mutual
understanding transcends the limitation of geographical boundaries and the different
educational and administrat[r]

1.1. Rationale:
INTRODUCTION
English has been widely used in many areas such as politics, economics, tourism,
electronics, telecommunication, culture and science and technology. English is not only a
means of but also a key to accessing the latest achievements of science and technology.
Ther[r]

I. OBJECTIVES :
By the end of the lesson, students are able to practice reading the advertisement to get information about English courses.Then students can understand more how to learn English better.
II. LANGUAGE CONTENTS :
1. Grammar: The simple present. ( review )
2. Vocabulary :
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others. That is the reason why the author chose it as the foundation to classify typesof body language for the study. Facial expressions will be discussed in the nextsection.2.3.2.1. Facial expressionsAccording to Knapp and Hall (2006),“The face is rich in communication potential. It is the p[r]

Prepare is a lively 7level general English course with comprehensive Cambridge English for Schools exam preparation integrated throughout. Prepare leaves you and your students ready for what comes next: real Cambridge English exams, or real life. This Level 2 Teachers Book contains additional activi[r]

Phonics is a method for teaching reading and writing of the English language by developing learners phonemic awareness—the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate phonemes—in order to teach the correspondence between these sounds and the spelling patterns (graphemes) that represent them.
The goal[r]