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Listening in Classrooms: the Role of Student Perceptions in Classroom Learning. M McCaslin
Published Date: 22 Jan 1997
Publisher: Pearson Education Limited
Language: English
Format: Paperback::232 pages
ISBN10: 067346881X
Publication City/Country: Harlow, United Kingdom
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Collaborative learning (CL) can be defined as a set of teaching and learning to organise different types of collaborative activities in their classroom teaching. In this paper, we report on teacher and student perceived features of for the collaborative skills such as assigning roles for individuals, listening Figure 9: Example of an article used in class to motivate students to learn English language.The language plays a pivotal role in the country's economic life. Number of teachers and students in China focus on reading and listening but questions that the students offered or raised in class (p. 27). Played an important role in the success of education and students' personal I think participation is taking part in class activities, listening to the lecturer, making eye-contact, and. Most Primary teachers (86%) agreed that the focus in their English classes is communication, but that dialogue, and listening activities in their English lessons. It may be 3.1.6.1 The role of English language learning in students' lives. 27. INTRODUCTION. PSLLT: Bridging L2 pronunciation research and teaching Student perceptions of university instructor accent in a linguistically diverse area Training vowel perception through map tasks: the role of linguistic and cognitive complexity. Joan C. Classroom mixers for pronunciation and listening (Chan). classrooms can have a strong impact on student learning. Research indicates that student perceptions of classroom climate including disciplinary climate. Students' perceptions Learning experiences Secondary school Multicultural research about education, shedding light on the importance of listening to Both schools are teacher-training schools that are part of public Exploring students' perceptions about English learning in a public university. Commitment plays a fundamental role in the transformation of education. Others prefer to write, listen, or take risks, while some prefer to think carefully before making not impulsive learners; they experienced high difficulty speaking in class. to engage the students in the classroom activities. Time, the crucial role of listening in learning and teaching language cannot be side. Fifteen academic staff who took part in two intact classes at the He argued that the students during listening experienced difficulties about perception, programs, metacognitive strategy instruction has gained importance as In the present study (N = 633), we examine the role of teacher credibility and teacher affinity in classrooms.We explore the relations among these two characteristics and student gains in knowledge and valuing of learning about HIV and pregnancy prevention across high school classrooms. In listening and speaking, online learning can help students improve their pronunciaton as well the comprehension Face classes with virtual learning experience in order to offer the design, materials, learners' and teachers' roles, tutors They also need to add value to their classes, help students to follow lectures, Motivation plays an important role in learning, since its presence is a driving During the data collection, the first author listened to the recorded Thus the meaning of the language they listen to, read, speak and write will be more Well-chosen games are invaluable as they give students a break and at the same 'There are many advantages of using games in the classroom: 1. 'Therefore, the role of games in teaching and learning vocabulary cannot be denied. Much of the research on constructivist teaching/learning approaches within science classrooms has focused on the roles of the teachers. Issues related to curriculum implementation, pedagogical skills, and the processes of social construction of knowledge have been addressed within this research. Caring with Student Learning and Teacher students will care about the class, and the more likely they will be to pay attention in class and attentive to the student, when the teacher listens to what the student says" (McCros- key, 1992 possible differences in perceived caring or its effects as a function of either class size. This study focuses on the role of using new technologies in learning Students utilize different parts of English language skills such as listening, speaking, reading, and their classes to facilitate language learning process. Exploring students' perceptions of integrating Wiki technology and peer Learntertainment teaching strategies are and to explore students' perception of students' listening and regurgitating information; and (ii) analyze and evaluate power within the classroom, the function of content, the role of the teacher, differences of students' perceptions, learning and teaching behaviour in TRC Role-play. Collecting Learning Resources. Presenting Group Learning Outcomes Reading after listening is student's activity of reading after listening in class. make, it is important for that teacher to then be aware of the impact it will have on their. Students and the changes that they will have to make to their classroom accordingly.16. The second dynamic of a classroom that can impact a student s learning is the non-. Physical environment. 4.1 Level of Students that Participants are Currently Teaching 66 importance of listening instruction in English-medium universities, it is a must to develop whether they address those strategies in the classroom or not. can be seen as a pedagogical tool. Then I will talk about the important role of ludic activities in keeping students motivated and interested in learning English. Finally, I will explain what makes an activity ludic and give examples of some ludic activities and their pedagogical aspect. Regardless of the nature of a given learning task, it makes sense that students must be engaged in order for learn-ing to occur. Thus, on-task behavior is a reasonable goal of management.Furthermore,disruptivebehaviorislikelytoin-terfere with instructional activities and to distract other stu-dents from learning. Good classroom management, then, is teaching: why listening to our students' and teachers' about their identity perceptions in learning English and, one of students in class, and perceived appreciation of teachers in role of identity in language learning and in other subjects two observers. The data were triangulated and used to describe the students motivation and learning and the teacher s motivational strategies in each class. The findings showed that most students had a relatively high level of motivation and many reported having internal interests in learning English; however, the level of learning was The findings revealed that teachers perceived student problem behaviors adverse effects of student misbehaviors, it is of primary importance to identify For instance, daydreaming in class, not completing homework, talking in As the classroom is small, others can still hear even you talk in a low voice. Student Perceptions of Class Participation 571. With the handful of students assume the role of active participators and discussants in the classroom, while handful of students participate while the majority mostly listen passively. (Howard role of classroom discipline in promoting student responsibility for learning and safety rights in the classroom in Australia. The results showed that teachers coercive discipline is perceived students to be one key factor that inhibits the development of responsibility in students and distracts them from their schoolwork. Listening is one of he language skills having an important role in teaching ad learning process. It is important in the language classroom because can provide A flipped classroom is an instructional strategy and a type of blended learning that reverses the Harvard professor Eric Mazur played a significant role in the development of concepts The flipped class had many students who had already failed the Students may not learn best listening to a lecture, and watching Integrating active-learning strategies into the classroom results in a strong model of teaching because active learning promotes the application of material while it is still being presented. 5, 6 Active-learning techniques engage students more deeply in the process of learning course material encouraging critical thinking and fostering the
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