This article reports on the results of an action research study that aimed to determine the effect of a thinking routine in the development of coherence in speaking interactions. The study was carried out with two groups of second year business students in an English as a foreign language program...
Este artículo reporta los resultados de un estudio de investigación-acción que apuntaba a determinar el efecto de una rutina de pensamiento creativo en el desarrollo de la coherencia en las interacciones orales. El estudio fue conducido con dos grupos de estudiantes de segundo año de Ingeniería C...
Arévalo Balboa, Fabiola
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Briesmaster, Mark
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[Rutina “afirmar – respaldar – preguntar” para fomentar la coherencia en la interacción comunicativa oral en estudiantes de inglés como lengua extranjera]
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[“Claim – support – question” routine to foster coherence within interactive oral communication among EFL students]
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“Claim – support – question” routine to foster coherence within interactive oral communication among EFL students
Research indicates that approximately 50% of foreign language learners experience some form of anxiety in the learning process, and that learning and teaching styles in particular are possible sources of language anxiety (LA). This article is based on a study designed to identify the relationship...
Briesmaster, Mark
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Briesmaster-Paredes, Judith
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[The relationship between teaching styles and NNPSETs' anxiety levels]
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The relationship between teaching styles and NNPSETs' anxiety levels
This article reports on the results of an action research study that aimed to determine the effect of a thinking routine in the development of coherence in speaking interactions. The study was carried out with two groups of second year business students in an English as a foreign language program...
Arevalo Balboa, Fabiola
,
Briesmaster, Mark
,
['Claim - Support - Question' Routine to Foster Coherence Within Interactive Oral Communication Among EFL Students]
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'Claim - Support - Question' Routine to Foster Coherence Within Interactive Oral Communication Among EFL Students