Language learning

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.

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Language abilities that complement one another include speaking and listening. This study used the team games-based language learning (TG-BLL) paradigm to assist students in developing their speaking and listening skills. English professionals verified the quality of the learning materials used in the design of this model, which included exercises and relevant learning resources.

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The concept of linguistic capital is pivotal within the sphere of sociolinguistics and has significant implications for the language learning process. Originating from Bourdieu's broader sociological framework which delineates various forms of capital—economic, social, cultural, and symbolic—linguistic capital specifically refers to the mastery of and facility with language that confers power and status within a given social sphere (Bourdieu, 1991).

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This paper examines Vietnamese EFL students' social media use, language learning, and self-regulated learning. An immersion study with 253 A2-level non-majored English students used mixed methods approach to examine students' opinion on social media as a language learning tool and its support for self-regulated learning.

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This study aims to explore the spaces for English practice deployed at this institution and teachers’ perceived constraints on such environments. This study drew on a critical analysis of language-related policies, annual internal reports and website posts, and interview data with 10 fulltime English teachers at the university.

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The objective of this qualitative research is to investigate the intricate role that peer support plays in enhancing the outcomes of English language acquisition. The study conducts in-depth interviews with six students to EFL students' perspectives of peer support in English language learning.

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This study is an additional endeavor to re-emphasize the impact of the systemic functional linguistic genre-based approach (SFL GBA) on teaching English argumentative genres to the third-year English majors, batch 11, at Dong Nai University’s faculty of foreign languages, both in terms of their improved written performances and positive perceptions towards the teaching-learning cycle (TLC).

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The investigation examines this relationship through the lens of three fundamental learning domains: affective, cognitive, and behavioral learning. This paper seeks to contribute to the theoretical framework of teacher immediacy by drawing its connections with adult language education across existing research.

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This study investigates how the Daily Dictation app helps students at a private institution who are non-English majors improve their English listening abilities. Although listening is an essential part of learning a language, it is always considered very challenging, particularly for non-English majors.

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Pronunciation is a vital component of English language acquisition, significantly influencing students’ engagement in effective communication during. This study aims to explore the pronunciation challenges encountered by first-year students who are not majoring in English in a university located in Hanoi.

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Summary writing plays a vital role in learning English, particularly for students engaged in English for specific purposes. This study aims to propose effective strategies in teaching summary writing and to assess their impact on the language competence of non-English major university students.

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This study investigates the experiences of English major students at a university in Vietnam with feedback from writing classes. It aims to seek a better understanding of various types of feedback that students receive in their writing courses, assessing their quality, effectiveness, and how they align with students' needs and expectations.

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This paper investigates the syntactic features and expression exclamations in English in the novel "If tomorrow comes" by the author Sidney Sheldon and its Vietnamese equivalent by translator Nguyen Ba Long. It is conducted with the hope of finding out the similarities and differences between how exclamations are formed in both languages and suggesting practical applications to the learning and teaching of English as a foreign language in Vietnam.

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This study employs both quantitative and qualitative methods. The instruments used are a questionnaire and an interview protocol. In this study, all participants responses were coded and analyzed descriptively.

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This study examines the relationship between vocabulary knowledge and reading comprehension in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learners, exploring how various vocabulary learning strategies influence reading proficiency.

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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.

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This study utilized a quantitative approach with a survey questionnaire. The questionnaire, which was modified from the Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale (BPNSNF) by Van Der Kaap-Deeder et al. (2015), included 4 questions for providing informed consent before conducting the research together with collecting participants’ personal information, and 8 five-point Likert items. It was then distributed to university students in Ho Chi Minh City who had used Padlet in their English classes, with convenience sampling employed for data collection.

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Unlike the English language learning in the past, the revolution of a variety of English learning apps has changed the way individuals acquire language skills. These applications have offered a great variety of interactive features such as gamified lessons and personalized learning path, which can satisfy almost all of learning styles at any time anywhere.

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Formative assessment is a pivotal educational practice that has drawn the attention of researchers and educators worldwide. It serves as a teaching tool for both teachers and students to increase the efficiency of the learning process. This study aims to examine the theory of formative assessment and then offer some activities related to formative assessment for language teachers to apply in their classes.

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This study aims to investigate the second-year Englishmajor students’ willingness towards CL at Thuyloi University. Specifically, the research answers the following questions: What are advantages and disadvantages of CL, from students’ perspective? What are their attitudes towards CL? Are they skilled and willing to practice CL?

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