This study investigates the vocabulary learning practices of 50 non-English major university students, focusing on their study frequency, preferred learning methods, and perceived effectiveness. The findings reveal that only 15 out of 50 students engage in self-study at home, with 6 students maintaining a daily learning routine.
Legal English is characterized by complex vocabulary, including derivational, semantic, and syntactic challenges, as well as the cultural and historical nuances embedded in legal terminology. This study investigated the challenges faced by legal English major students learning legal English, particularly focusing on legal lexicology.
This study examines how gamification in grammar instruction affects motivation of adult learners in Vietnamese continuing education programs, concentrating on game features that motivate learning. Two-stage qualitative research was used: narrative frames and semi-structured interviews.
Grammar acquisition remains a challenge for many EFL learners, necessitating innovative approaches to enhance learning effectiveness. This study investigates the impact of using the Nearpod platform on improving high school students' grammatical competence. A quasi-experimental design with sampling was selected, including 40 students of class 10A7 at Ngo Quyen High School.
This qualitative study scrutinize scommon factors influencing ICT integration among university-level EFL teachers in a Vietnamese context. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with six instructors, this study identified four primary determinants: teachers' attitudes toward ICT integration, digital literacy, technological infrastructure, and institutional support.
This paper reports the findings about students’ perceptions of LA from an empirical study on Vietnamese English language teachers’ and students' perspectives on LA in EAL programs to develop a context-sensitive understanding of the concept.