53 research outputs found

    Roles and relationships in an ESP classroom

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    STUDY SKILLS AS A WAY TO INDEPENDENT LANGUAGE LEARNING

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    The purpose of the research is to find out whether the students possess the necessary study skills and whether their study skills are developed with each following academic year. With this regard, 70 students of the National Mining University (Dnipropetrovsk) have been surveyed. They are first-, second-, fourth- and fifth-year (Master) students of various specialities: Mining, Geological Prospecting, Marketing, Management, Power Engineering, Computer Systems, System Analysis, Finance and Economics. The language proficiency level of the students ranges from A2 to B2

    APPROACHES TO ESP CURRICULA DESIGN

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    INSIGHT INTO READING TO ENHANCE THE LEARNING PROCESS

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    Noun Strings: Lexical Problems in the ESP Discourse

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    ASSESSMENT STRATEGIES IN ESP COURSE AS A WAY FOR MOTIVATING STUDENT LEARNING

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    The role of assessment in enhancing student motivation to learn English for specific purposes is analysed. The research results about student attitudes towards assessment strategies are presented. The assessment types are described. The importance of self-assessment and student involvement into the process of assessment is emphasized

    EFFECTIVE TECHNIQUES IN ESP TEACHING AND LEARNING

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    Tasks As a Way of Effective Language Teaching in Heterogeneous Classes

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    All students who study English for Specific Purposes (ESP) at tertiary level are different in terms of their levels of language proficiency, intelligence and abilities. Being in the same language group, this poses some challenges to both students and teachers. The most effective way to cope with this problem is to introduce clearly structured and scaffolded tasks
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