Lesson 9 citing benefits and beneficiaries of research study

Lesson 9 citing benefits and beneficiaries of research study

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  CITING BENEFITS AND BENEFICIARIESOF RESEARCH STUDY LESSON 4
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  EXAMPLES OF BENEFITSAND BENEFICIARIES FROM ACTUAL STUDIES Title of the Study: Task-Based Language Teaching and Its Effect on Second Acquisition on College Freshman Students (Go, 2010) Significance of the Study: ◦ Choosing an appropriate language teaching methodology for a group of learners is a responsibility of language educators. With the teachers’ explicit and implicit knowledge of language acquisition and language learning processes, they can select theoretically sound and more effective pedagogy appropriate for their learners. However, implementing a chosen methodology necessitates understanding its principle, as well its strengths and weaknesses.
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  EXAMPLES OF BENEFITSAND BENEFICIARIES FROM ACTUAL STUDIES This study may be significant to the language teachers, the language learners and the concerned educators. Teachers. Language teachers will become more aware of Task-based Language Teaching and they would realize that tasks could be used as pedagogical tools, as well as methodological procedure. Language Learners. Students, the language learners would be made aware of the usefulness of the English Language as a tool for communication and as a tool for understanding the course content.
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  EXAMPLES OF BENEFITSAND BENEFICIARIES FROM ACTUAL STUDIES Administration. The administration may be encouraged to include in the long term development plan, a faculty development plan where faculty could develop their teaching competence. Textbook writers. Aware of the TBLT as a language teaching methodology, textbook writers would approach the preparation of learning materials based on this pedagogical framework.
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  EXAMPLES OF BENEFITSAND BENEFICIARIES FROM ACTUAL STUDIES Curriculum Writers. Knowing the communicative proficiency learners needs, curriculum writers have to design language courses which would enhance learners' communicative skill preparing them for their career work.