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    brought up in an English speaking society. Narrowing down to self-motivation, willingness and desire to learn new languages as well as social interaction form part of the factors that may help one to incorporate the new system in life. In relation to the context discussed, this section seeks to relate the experience in learning and managing different languages with outstanding theories of motivation. The renowned theories of motivation include, among others, the cognitive evaluation theory, reinforcement

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    My Midterm Reflection

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    CORE115H I tried to come to class as prepared as possible, especially for our focused free writes. I read the assigned readings each night, but at midterm, the level that I understood them varied; therefore, my focused free writes were not all up to the best of my ability. However, during the weeks following midterm, I followed the tactic I described in my midterm evaluation. I continued to read the assigned readings when I had time, but I briefly reread them before class, this allowed the information

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    DISSERTATION

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    Teachers (Hons) English Language Teaching Beatriz Díaz de Contreras September 2003 BA/Bed Honours (Exon.) Abstract Although I have always liked to use authentic materials in class, I had never had the opportunity to make a survey and find out if there were real benefits in the ESL classroom. This research was aimed to find out how learners accept authentic materials and the benefits obtained in their learning process. The results of the investigation

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    Welcome to EAC 150! This semester we will be working hard on refining your English writing, reading, oral and analytical skills. The EAC150 subject outline is available at http://els.senecac.on.ca. This addendum is your guide to the subject requirements and activities in my class. Texts and Materials Kanurkas, Irene and Darrell Nunn. An Anthology of Readings for College English Online. ISBN 017641579-3 A good quality English-language dictionary such as the Oxford Canadian Dictionary A good quality

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    (a) Problem Statement: The main objective of this study was to investigate the effect of integrating the social network site Facebook and peer reviews with in-class instruction on English writing. (b) Introduction: In recent years, the global social networking site Facebook is being used by millions around the world to connect, share, communicate, and socialize with each other in a virtual environment. Researchers speculate that students can utilize Facebook to enhance their learning through online

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    The term of formative evaluation has been first used by (Michael and Scviran, 1967) in the connection with the importance of curriculum, but (Bloom et al. 1971) were the first to extend the usage to its generally accepted current meaning such as formative assessment. There are various ways for defining the term of formative assessment which is generally referred to tasks and activities take place during the course with expressed purpose to improve learner’s proficiency. A typical definition of formative

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    the receiver. English symbolizes in Indian minds better education, better culture and higher intellect. Students of the rural areas do not realize the importance of English as a language of communication whereas this is the most important aspect of this global language. They lack the confidence to speak in English; expression in the language is dainty. Even after reading English for 14 or 15 years the level of the students remains poor. It is acrimonious that teaching of English in India is still

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    believe that books are helping tools that offer basic knowledge to students, so I will encourage my students to expand the knowledge, which they have studied from the textbooks. As an English teacher I believe in the importance of reading and writing skills because they expand the vocabulary and writing style, which English language follows. I will focus on sustainable development of my students' intellectual abilities through discussion and critical thinking. In addition, I will ask them to read a story

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    My Writing In College

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    the class; a culmination of the learning that will have taken place this semester. Likewise, the piece will be written in the context of the perspective that I am to have gained by participating in the class and mastering the content thereof. The purpose of this essay will be to evaluate the political landscape that ultimately led to the rise of two historically unpopular candidates for the presidency. I must consider, when drafting this piece, an audience—consisting of peers in the class and

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    Old English Stereotypes

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    influence audiences with my hypothesis. The aesthetic result in completion of the task was appreciation for contrasting opinions, without discrediting my own and resistantly viewing the issue. As impressionable five year olds (or as beginner senior english students), the world through the circle, arched or diamond windows would not have been viewed as anything more than an engaging activity. Whereas, hopefully, the windows are a small representation of, as recently discovered, a portion of Australians

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