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... Professor of Education, The College of the City of New York. Author of Principles of Educational Practice, The Teachingof English, etc. PART TWO—THE SCIENCES IV The Teachingof ... College of the City of New York. Author of A Student's History of Education II Professional Training for College Teaching 31 By Sidney E. Mezes, Ph.D., LL.D. President of The College of ... Litt.D. Professor of Zoölogy, Beloit College. Author of Textbook of Zoölogy, Biology of Sex forParents and Teachers, Use of Motives in Moral Education, etc. V The Teachingof Chemistry...
... 45Testing spoken English 44 Teaching writing 43 Teaching speaking 37Using dictation 20Using songs 20 Teaching listening 11TOPICS % Teaching listening 55 Teaching speaking 54 Teaching writing ... Years of teaching: 4. School: 5. Tick which qualification you have:CDSP/CQ in English CDSP BA in Russian + CDSP/TC in English CDSP/TC in English DHSP BA in Russian + CDSP/TC in English ... presents an overview of the definitions of techniques, methods, approaches and a history of methods/ approaches, and also introduces the definition, principles and techniques of the communicative...
... CONTENTSAcknowledgements iv List of abbreviations v Part 1: Introduction 1. Rationale of the study 12. Aims of the study 23. Methodsof the study 24. Scope of the study 25. Design of the study 2Part ... Introduction 41.2. An overview of techniques, methods and approaches 4 1.2.1. Definitions 4 1.2.2. History ofmethods / approaches 41.3. An overview of communicative language teaching 5 1.3.1. Definition ... 1.3.2. Principles 5 1.3.3. Techniques for language teaching 61.4. Summary 6Chapter 2: An Investigation into the Current Performance ofEnglishTeaching and Learning in Junior High Schools in...
... Definition of Motivation121.4.2. Types of Motivation 13Chapter two Research Methodology 152.1. Practical Situation ofTeaching and Learning English Speaking Skills at HaUI 152.1.1. Description of ... iiiLIST OF ABREVIATIONS ivLIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES vTABLE OF CONTENTS viPART ONE: INTRODUCTION 1I. Rationale of the study 1II. Aims of the study 2III. Reseach questions 2IV. Scope of the ... investigation into the Reality ofTeaching and Learning Speaking Skills to the 2nd year non-major English students at Pre-Intermediate level of Proficiency at Hanoi University of Industry” is submitted...
... implementation of CLT. In another study, Burnaby and Sun (1989) reported the views of 24 Chinese teachers ofEnglish on the appropriateness and effectiveness of "Western" language teachingmethods ... all parts of the country: big cities, provinces, mountainous and remote areas.New students of HaUI do not have the same level ofEnglish language proficiency. Some of them have learnt English ... sample of 20 teachers who are currently teachingEnglish to all students at non-major English Departments at HaUI, and the other sample of 90 1st year students randomly selected at Faculties of...
... recording of themselvesLet learners listen to recording of themselves Teaching Writing Teaching WritingAsk learners to produce a variety of text types Ask learners to produce a variety of text ... listening tasks for homework Teaching Speaking Teaching SpeakingRun the class in English Run the class in English Use plenty of group in pair workUse plenty of group in pair workMake ... during the courseLook back during the course Teaching Listening Teaching ListeningSuggested ActivitiesSuggested Activities Teaching Vocabulary Teaching VocabularyDistinguish receptive and...
... normally means that no reproduction of any part maytake place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press. The copying of certain parts of it by individual teachers for use ... ‘ee’ 2008.2 ‘ea’ 2098.3 ‘-y’ 2178.4 ‘ie’ and ‘ei’ 2289 Soft and hard sounds (/s/, // and /d/) 2369.1 The soft ‘c’ 2369.2 The soft and hard ‘g’ 24910 Odds and ends 25910.1 Silent letters ... most, post.Warm-up practice of short vowel sounds* BeginnersIn turn, students say aloud to the rest of the class one short vowelsound, without revealing the name of the vowel being pronounced,...
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... new application of the songs in teaching English, and then offer some suggestions on how to use songs in order to enlighten the work of teaching. listening skill. 3.2. SUMMARY OF THE RESULT ... ofteaching and learning English. It, therefore, needs to be taught and studied carefully. And with an experimental research on using English songs as a type of supplementary materials in teaching ... reason why this paper is made a study of using English songs as a kind of supplementary material in teaching listening skill to first year non-major students’ ofEnglish with a hope that they will...