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Native and Non-native Reactions to ESL Compositions
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Improving ESL Placement Tests Using Two Perspectives
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A Comparison of the Comprehensibility of Modified and Unmodified Reading Materials for ESL
Brown, Ronald. - 1987
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Attitudes of Non-native Spekers of English to Language Variation in Hawaii
McCreary, Jan. - 1986
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Focus on the Learner
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A Comparison of Tests of Recall as Measures of Foreign Language Listening Comprehension
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the Learner-Centered Curriculum: Principles and Procedures
Nunan, David. - 1986
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A Syllabus for an Advanced ESL Lecture Comprehension and Note-taking Course
Lebauer, Roni. - 1985
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ESL Learner Dictionaries: A Study of Definition Difficulty
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A Comparison of the Comprehensibility of Modified and Unmodified ESL Reading Materials
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The Effects of Referential Questions on ESL Classroom Discourses
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Teaching and Learning English in Bilingual Education
Genesee, Fred. - 1985
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The Revision Strategies of Skilled and Unskilled ESL Writers: Five Case Studies
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Academic Listening Comprehension: Does the Sum of the Parts Make up the Whole?
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The Effects of Discourse Markers on the Comprehension of Lectureships
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The Process Approach to Writing: Towards a Curriculum for International Students
Lapp, Ronald E.. - 1985
Abstract: This thesis presents a rationale and outline for the curriculum of a writing course for international students who require pre-freshman remedial writing programs such as those found at many American universities. The curriculum rationale is based on the research on skilled and unskilled native and nonnative student writers. The strategies and behaviors characteristic of skilled and unskilled native and nonnative writers are isolated and presented in a series of eleven tables corresponding to different phases of the writing process, i.e., prewriting, composing, revision, and post-writing. Based on a synthesis of the research, a curriculum is proposed in order to help inexperienced ESL writers learn to control and direct their writing process. A list of aims and objectives are drawn up to serve as the curriculum base, appropriate roles for students and teachers are recommended, a process-oriented pedagogy is discussed, and suggestions for the role and design of materials are made. The Appendices detail a comprehensive list of tasks, activities and procedures as well as present prototype materials. These are to be used by teachers to help students move towards achieving the aims, understandings, and objectives, which in turn, facilitate greater control and direction of the writing process. Suggestions for further case study and experimental research are also made.
Keyword: English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers; esl writing process; international students; pedagogy; process oriented model; Process-oriented guided inquiry learning; remedial writing programs; Writing; writing curriculums
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/37654
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Another Look at Interlanguage Talk: Taking Task to Task
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Group Work, Interlanguage Talk and Second Language Acquisition
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Review Article: Language for Specific Purposes
Chaudron, Craig. - 1984
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L2 Reading for L1 Illiterate Adults from Preliterate Societies
Plaister, Ted. - 1984
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