... number of corresponding feature points Feature points are point that can be differentiated from its neighboring image points so that it can be matched uniquely with a corresponding point in another ... visually acceptable surface models A dense disparity matching step is required to solve this problem The dense disparity matching is done by exploiting additional geometrical constraints which is ... Hartley has pointed out that normalizing the image coordinates before solving the linear equations would reduce the error caused by the difference by several orders of magnitude between columns...
... co-communicators: Co-explorers could dialogue about the process of the teaching and other matters The dialogue could be oral (individual or group discussion in English), or written (diaries, questionnaires, ... student can discuss the different comments together This procedure makes students more involved in understanding their peer comments Discuss the peer teaching activity Students can discuss the ... considerably This indicates that many of the teachers did not act as their students expected of them, which would likely discourage the students to join in peer teaching In addition, of the 10...
... understanding different accents Many foreign-language learners who are used to the accent of their own teacher are surprised and dismayed when they find they have difficulty understanding someone ... of them is present at all We seldom listen to stretches of “ disembodied” discourse of any length 1.4.2 Class-room listening 10 According to Rixon (1986) and Hubbard, R and others (1984), there ... or helpful 1.4.1.2 Characteristics of real - life listening According to Penny Ur , there is a distinct difference between the auditory effect of a piece of spoken prose and that of informal conversation...
... Recognizing indicators in discourse Transcoding information into other types of display Table - Types of reading tasks in general reading skills and critical reading skills 3.2 Teaching critical reading ... To distinguish the two kinds of readers apart, it is necessary to identify the differences between critical reading and general reading Firstly, general reading is sometimes related to the reading ... list of reading skills (1981: 4), the researcher has divided the given skills into two categories normally seen in teaching reading including ‘general reading skills’ and ‘critical reading skills’...
... themselves? Discuss with your partner about this Money is not important, yet for young people, it is all Discuss with your partner about this Going on a diet is necessary to maintain good health Discuss ... agree with this statement? V Appendix 3: READING PASSAGES PASSAGE 1: JOB SATISFACTION Over the years, the development of different theories of management and different approached to organization ... important thing in life Discuss with your partner about this Shopping is a waste of time and money To what extend you agree with this statement? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of tourism...
... teacher (or a recording) models a sound, or an utterance and students are asked to repeat it The difference between Audiolingualism and Direct Method lies in the feature that in Audiolingualism class, ... pronunciation is delayed auditory feedback This is “a technique which shows how speakers depend on auditory feedback (i.e hearing what have just said) when speaking In studies of delayed auditory feedback, ... reading aloud and discussion For the first part, by providing an appropriate passage for the students to read, the researcher was able to identify almost every pronunciation mistakes regarding...
... District, Hanoi to Building E, College of Culture and Arts, Ministry of Culture and Communication, Ho Tung Mau Road, Mai Dich District, Hanoi This is an old 4-storey building built next door to ... various audiences on a wide range of familiar and new topics to meet social and academic demands Students speak, understand, read, write, and comprehend English without difficulty and display academic ... teaching and learning the English subject with the understanding that the approach's disadvantages, once they are clarified, can be modified VNU's preference of the approach can be found in scientific...
... answer the research questions The findings will be demonstrated in the following chapter Chapter Three: Findings and Discussion 26 CHAPTER 3: FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION This chapter presents, compares, ... same as me" (S2, see Appendix 3) or "Like other group discussions, today did not participate actively did not contribute much, because had nothing to say" (S3, see Appendix 3) Coincidentally, like ... boring (see Appendix 4) It is worth noticing that according to Tl the first two factors would lead to students' preference to working individually 44 Additionally, all perceived discussion topic's...
... 37 Limitations and suggestions for further studies 38 vi APPENDICES APPENDIX A III APPENDIX B VII SUMMARY OF THE RESEARCH In an attempt to investigate ... 2011 iv TABLE OF CONTENTS CANDIDATE’S STATEMENT i ABSTRACT ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .iii TABLE OF CONTENTS iv APPENDICES vi LIST OF ... and Findings 18 4.1 Questionnaire data 18 4.1.1 Multiple choice questions 18 4.1.2 Open-ended questions 24 4.2 Interviews with teachers 26 Discussion...
... students, they did not understand but did not dare to ask teachers, the teachers had to discover themselves what was wrong with them by approaching those students, seeing their work then finding things ... result of which their motivation to learn suffers (Dilts et al 1990) If the course material contains too difficult workload, alien vocabulary, difficult tasks, vague instructions, irrelevant examples, ... than passing exams and they had tried different ways of realizing it, they learned passively, concentrated on doing test-oriented exercises and did not attending any other activities, they even...
... International Studies VNU = Vietnam National University, Hanoi vii LIST OF APPENDICES Appendix 1: Survey questionnaire for students Appendix 2: Survey questionnaire for teachers Appendix 3: Classroom ... Appendix 4: Sample of the speaking activity: Song Appendix 5: Sample of the communicative game: Spot the difference Appendix 6: Sample of the communicative game: What is the word? Appendix 7: ... chapter, the researcher will present some findings and propose appropriate recommendations 33 Chapter 3: FINDINGS AND DISCUSSIONS 3.1 Findings and Discussions During the time conducting this study,...
... the most attention to included “combining different techniques”, “alternating types of questions” and “direct questions to a variety of students” The findings could after all generate meaningful ... Anh; Kỹ nói; Phươngpháp giảng dạy; Thủ thuật gợi mở Content The rest of the paper consists of four following chapters Chapter provides background theories underlying the issue including definition ... relevant knowledge in accordance with a review of related studies of the same field Chapter presents the methodology of the research including features of participants, research setting, research...
... (Data analysis and discussion) presents, analyzes and discusses the collected data from the questionnaires, interviews and class observations Conclusion summarizes the main issues discussed in the ... 2008, p 28) 1.2.3 Audio-lingual method Because of weak points of previous methods in developing students’ communicative skills, a new pedagogical direction was needed and Audio-lingual method ... Main difficulties in using pictures to teach vocabulary as perceived by teachers and students Figure 4: Difficulties in using pictures to teach vocabulary perceived by teachers Figure 5: Difficulties...
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