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    Teachers' and Students' Perceptions towards the Use of Arabic in Secondary Level English Language Classrooms 

    Hamze, Roussol Kassem (2010-05)
    The debate over whether or not students' first language should be used in English language classrooms has been controversial for a long time. Findings in the literature reveal two opposing views: On one end of the continuum ...
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    The Process Approach and UAE High School Students' Attitudes Towards Writing 

    Aouina, Hichem Taieb (2006-08)
    Many students have negative attitudes towards writing and they feel frustrated because they do not know what to do to improve it. One of the main reasons behind this attitude is the adoption of the product approach that ...
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    Addressing Language Errors in L2 Students' Writing: Can Corpora Help? 

    Baghestani, Shireen Palmer (2011-06)
    Direct corpus consultation by learners has been recognized as a means of helping students speak and write standard English by allowing them to look up real world language usage. However, factors such as students' language ...
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    Culture in English Language Classrooms: Emirati Students' and UAE Teachers' Perceptions 

    Tijani, Kafayat Oluwafunmilayo (2011-05)
    Many studies have shown that teaching and learning about culture is beneficial for learning a second language. It helps in building up the four language skill, such as reading, writing, speaking, listening, and cultural ...
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    Reflective Teaching: Impact, Supports, and Barriers from UAE-Based ESL Teachers' Perspectives 

    Sinno, Cherine (2016-12)
    A reflective practice requires conscious efforts by teachers to critically examine their pedagogy with the aim to enhance the quality of their teaching and instill positive transformations in their classrooms. Reflective ...
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    MAG School Teachers' Attitudes toward Practitioner Research in English Language Classrooms in Sharjah 

    Emine Genc (2010-05)
    Teachers' attitudes towards classroom research show differences from teacher to teacher. Some teachers believe that involvement in classroom research can benefit students, teachers, administrators, and the school. Other ...
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    Investigating Teachers' Attitudes Toward Task-Based Language Teaching in a Vocational School in the UAE 

    Jasim, Imad Abdulkareem (2011-06)
    Task-based language teaching (TBLT) is an approach to teaching a foreign/second language that attempts to engage language learners in interactionally authentic language use through having them perform communicative tasks. ...
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    Explicit Vocabulary Learning Through Technology 

    Jeddi, Abdelbasset Ben Mohammed (2009-06)
    Functional language proficiency requires mastery of a large number of words. It is therefore necessary for L2 learners to learn a large vocabulary in a short period of time. In classroom contexts, there appears to be no ...
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    The Use of Culturally-Familiar Literature in the EFL Classroom 

    Ahmad, Sadaf Khalil (2013-05)
    Insights from Cultural Studies and related fields significantly influence the discipline of language learning and teaching recently. Literature shares an intrinsic relationship with language and culture and therefore can ...
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    Culture in the EFL Classroom: Western Instructions and Arab Students in the UAE 

    Palmer, Bridget M. W. (2013-12)
    In the field of EFL teaching, it is common for instructors and students to come from very different cultural backgrounds. Instructors who leave their home countries and go to teach abroad may have trouble adjusting to the ...
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    AuthorAbdelhamid, Arwa (1)Abou Eissa, Aida Fares (1)Afzal, Sobia (1)Ahmad, Sadaf Khalil (1)Al Falasi, Hessa Ghanem (1)Al Farsi, Basim Ahmed (1)Al Jayousi, Mohannad Thaher (1)Al Kafri, Banan QAssim (1)Al Mazrooei, Aaesha Saif (1)Al-Amri, Khalid Ali (1)... View MoreSubjectEnglish language (35)
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