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DICTIONARY-USING SKILLS: A PLEA FOR A NEW ORIENTATION IN LANGUAGE TEACHING
1987Herbst, Thomas, Stein, Gabriele
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Teaching Dictionary Skills to Elementary School Students
Pedagogy and Psychology, 2021At the present stage, the role of the student in learning is becoming more significant, since the educational process is increasingly turning into a process of self-learning and the students themselves choose their education path. For successful self-directed learning, students need various skills. This article focuses on the teaching dictionary skills
G. Omarova, M. Kenzhegaliyeva
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Teaching Dictionary Skills through Online Bilingual Dictionaries
2022This module, aimed at helping both English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers and their students, is the result of a qualitative, applied, transversal and constructivist research conducted with Open Lingua teachers. One of the objectives of said research was to establish the factors that favored and hindered the curriculum integration of open access ...
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5 to 7 Educator, 2009
Children need to know their alphabet in order to become proficient in using a dictionary. The focus of this first activity is to learn the alphabet using the international spelling code (otherwise known as the international phonetic alphabet).
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Children need to know their alphabet in order to become proficient in using a dictionary. The focus of this first activity is to learn the alphabet using the international spelling code (otherwise known as the international phonetic alphabet).
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"Dictionary Skills" Is Not a Four-Letter Word
The English Journal, 1993If Family Feud were to do a survey asking English teachers to name the skill they most hate to teach, dictionary skills would have to be one of the most frequently listed answers. I hated the whole experience of teaching a dictionary unit, and I'm sure my students hated it, too. That changed recently. Because of a fluke in a seemingly unrelated student
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DICTIONARY SKILLS IN HIGHER EDUCATION: THE PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS-IN-TRAINING
INTED Proceedings, 2020Effective use of dictionaries should be part of the language learning curriculum. Dictionary skills are relevant while learning languages in formal contexts, they are useful for students, and durable in time since they promote life-long learning linguistic skills.
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