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The effects of self-monitoring strategy use on the pronunciation of learners of English
Ingels, Sue A.. - 2011
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Explicitness in CALL Feedback for Enhancing Advanced ESL Learners' Grammar Skills
Kim, Doe-Hyung. - 2009
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Extensive Focus on Form, Text -Based Online Chat, and Second Language Learning
Cho, Young Woo. - 2008
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The Influence of Pretask Instructions and Pretask Planning on Learners' Focus on Form During Task -Based Interaction
Park, Sujung. - 2006
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Construct Validation of an Integrated, Process-Oriented, and Computerized English for Academic Purposes (Eap) Placement Test: A Mixed Method Approach
Lee, Young-Ju. - 2005
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Second-Language Speech Learning: An Investigation of Auditory Word Priming
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Examining a Process -Oriented Writing Assessment in a Large -Scale ESL Testing Context
Cho, Yeonsuk. - 2001
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Processing Kanji characters in reading Japanese as a Foreign Language
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Beyond computation in mathematics: An instructional study with third-grade bilingual Mexican American students
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Effects of discourse signals and a structural advance organizer on Indonesian EFL learners' comprehension of expository texts
Abstract: The main interest of this study was to investigate whether the effects discourse signals which signalled the main ideas and a structural advance organizer which described the structure of the main ideas of expository texts would facilitate Indonesian EFL learners to understand and retain the main information from expository texts. For this purpose, four texts were manipulated into four conditions (or versions) each: (a) Condition A--texts provided with both discourse signals and a structural advance organizer, (b) Condition B--texts provided with discourse signals only, (c) Condition C--texts provided with a structural advance organizer only, and (d) Condition D--texts provided with neither discourse signals nor a structural advance organizer. In addition, how Indonesian EFL students and teachers rated each text condition was also explored. ; One hundred and fifty-seven junior college students participated in this study. Each of them read four different texts and conditions. Thirty-three EFL teachers participated in the rating. As measured by written summaries and by responses to main-idea questions, the presence of both discourse signals and a structural advance organizer generally facilitated the retention of the main ideas. Discourse signals were also found to help most students retain the main ideas; however, a structural advance organizer was not as helpful. The ratings indicated that most students were unaware of the function of discourse signals and a structural advance organizer, while in general teachers were aware that these two factors would help students retain the main ideas in expository texts.
Keyword: Education; Educational Psychology; Language and Literature; Reading
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2142/19735
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Second language acquisition as the control of non-primary linguistic perception: A critique of research and theory
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A review of the state-process and punctual-nonpunctual distinctions in children's acquisitions of verbs
In: First language. - London [u.a.] : SAGE Publ. 9 (1989) 25, 1-31
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Of verbs, universals and language acquisition research : a reply to Bickerton, Kuczaj and Weist
In: First language. - London [u.a.] : SAGE Publ. 9 (1989) 25, 51-56
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An application of item response theory to language testing: Model-data fit studies
Choi, Inn-Chull. - 1989
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Sammelaufnahme (Collective entry)
In: Journal of child language. - Cambridge [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press 14 (1987) 1, 1-56, 79-200
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Testing the language bioprogram hypothesis : a review of children's acquisition of articles
In: Language. - Washington, DC : Linguistic Society of America 62 (1986) 4, 878-898
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Determining the reliability, validity, and scalability of the graduated dictation test
In: Language learning. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley 35 (1985) 4, 555-566
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Some problems with empirically-based models of communicative competence
In: Applied linguistics. - Oxford : Oxford Univ. Press 5 (1984) 1, 23-38
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The construction and analysis of short scales of language proficiency : classical psychometric, latent trait, and nonparametric approaches
In: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. TESOL quarterly. - Hoboken, NJ : Wiley 18 (1984) 4, 627-647
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Some Problems with Empirically-based Models of Communicative Competence
CZIKO, GARY. - : Oxford University Press, 1984
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