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<title>Vol. 13.2 (2022)</title>
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<title>The Impact of Using Gloss-Mediated Vocational Vocabulary Learning on the Oral Authentic Use of Vocational Vocabularies Among Iranian ESP Learners</title>
<link>https://hdl.handle.net/10481/79576</link>
<description>The Impact of Using Gloss-Mediated Vocational Vocabulary Learning on the Oral Authentic Use of Vocational Vocabularies Among Iranian ESP Learners
Azizi, Mohammad; Hadipourfard, Ehsan; Bavali, Mohammad
This quasi-experimental study intended to consider the role of using CALL-based and gloss-mediated&#13;
vocational vocabulary learning and its impact on authentic oral vocabulary production. The study&#13;
used five different majors (anesthesiology, software, civil engineering, architecture, and electronic&#13;
science); for each major, there were two classes, so the researcher conveniently selected one class as&#13;
the control group and the second class as the experimental group. Thus, five classes as the control&#13;
groups (each field of study one class) and five classes as the experimental groups (each field of study&#13;
one class). The total number of participants was 210, that 106 learners were in the control groups and&#13;
104 were in the experimental groups. The researchers used a pretest to select the target vocational&#13;
vocabulary items. For the glossed groups, all vocational vocabulary items were taught through&#13;
glosses, whereas the non-glossed groups did not receive any glosses. After the treatment session, the&#13;
participants were asked to participate in the pictures description task and describe 15 pictures orally.&#13;
For the first research question, an Independent Sample t-Test, and for the second research question,&#13;
Two-way ANOVA was used to analyze the collected data. By reviewing the inferential statistics, the&#13;
significant difference between the glossed and non-gloss conditions was revealed, it can be concluded&#13;
that using multimodal glossing can lead to more authentic oral production of the L2 ESP learners.&#13;
Moreover, L2 teachers can use computer-based glossing information as an L2 vocabulary learning&#13;
facilitator to help learners have more authentic production.
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<title>An investigation into ESL student interaction during task-based activities</title>
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<description>An investigation into ESL student interaction during task-based activities
Ba Tien, Tran
Interaction in general or negotiation of meaning in particular plays a crucial role in language learning&#13;
as it provides learners with comprehensible input that leads to speaking fluency and language&#13;
acquisition. This paper is an attempt to look into student interaction in a high intermediate English&#13;
class. It aims to find out what strategies for negotiation of meaning the students used and possible&#13;
problems arising during task-based interaction. The participants were fifteen international students of&#13;
various citizenships studying at a university in the United States. The data sources were taken from a&#13;
video with its transcription filming an English learning session. The qualitative research method is&#13;
employed for data analysis. Long’s (1980) three strategies of negotiation of meaning are used as the&#13;
analytic framework. It was found that the students of high language proficiency infrequently resorted&#13;
to negotiation of meaning during task-based interaction. Clarification requests were the most&#13;
common while confirmation checks and comprehension checks were at lower frequency. Uneven&#13;
participation, however, was a problem as a student tended to dominate the discussion. The findings&#13;
imply that the role of group leader should be circulated to overcome the personal dominance during&#13;
discussion; and task-based activities should be inclusive and collaborative to ensure equal&#13;
contributions among the participants.
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<title>Formation of media competence of future teachers using media texts</title>
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<description>Formation of media competence of future teachers using media texts
Tolmachova, Iryna Heorhiivna; Bader, Svitlana
The article is devoted to the problem of forming the media competence of future teachers, where the&#13;
authors propose to use media texts of different types as the main tool. It provides detailed analysis of&#13;
the views of scientists on the essence and content of the definition of “media competence of the&#13;
individual”, which is interpreted today in line with the psychological, pedagogical, and technological&#13;
approaches.&#13;
As a result of the ascertaining section, a predominantly low level of the formation of the media&#13;
competence of future teachers was determined, which necessitated the theoretical substantiation and&#13;
implementation of a number of pedagogical conditions. These include: the formation of a positive&#13;
motivation among future specialists for the use of media in the educational process; organization of&#13;
an educational media environment in higher education institutions aimed at developing media&#13;
competence among future teachers; attraction of future specialists to purposeful, creative media&#13;
activity and the creation of their own media product. The research introduced the testing of such&#13;
conditions which provided for the systematic work of students with media texts of various types&#13;
(posts on social networks and comments to them, movies, cartoons, videos of classes, lessons, and&#13;
other forms of work with students, webinars, scientific, educational, and other texts in the open&#13;
access, audio recordings (music, songs, audio books), iconic signs (photos, drawings, infographics)).&#13;
A number of effective media texts have been identified and introduced into the educational process&#13;
from the point of view of the formation of media competence of future teachers.
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<title>Formation of project competence of future specialists from the field of physical therapy, physical education and sports in the higher education system</title>
<link>https://hdl.handle.net/10481/79571</link>
<description>Formation of project competence of future specialists from the field of physical therapy, physical education and sports in the higher education system
Emetc, Anatoliy; Zhamardiy, Valeriy; Sohokon, Olena; Khyzhniak, Oleksandr
The article aims to investigate the theoretical and methodological aspects of the formation of project&#13;
competence of future professionals in the field of physical therapy, physical education and sports in&#13;
the higher education system in a comparative context. The study experimentally tested the&#13;
effectiveness of the formation of project competence of future specialists in the field of physical&#13;
therapy, physical education and sports in the system of higher education. The experimental works&#13;
were carried out during 2019–2021 in three stages: ascertaining, forming and control. Each of the&#13;
identified stages involved solving the relevant tasks and identifying the necessary research methods.&#13;
Research methods: analysis of scientific and methodical literature; pedagogical observation;&#13;
pedagogical experiment; pedagogical testing; methods of mathematical statistics. The ascertaining&#13;
experiment was attended by 342 future physical education teachers, sports coaches and physical&#13;
therapists who provide professional training in specialties 014.11 Secondary education (Physical&#13;
education), 017 Physical culture and sports and 227 Physical therapies, ergo therapy. Comparison of&#13;
the results of the control and experimental groups showed a positive trend in all indicators of the&#13;
formation of project competence: the highest increase is provided by reflexive-evaluation and&#13;
cognitive indicators, the lowest (but stable) increases by motivational and value indicators.
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<title>Resource-Based Model Of Cross-Cultural Literacy Development Of Future Tourism And Sports Tourism Inspectors</title>
<link>https://hdl.handle.net/10481/79564</link>
<description>Resource-Based Model Of Cross-Cultural Literacy Development Of Future Tourism And Sports Tourism Inspectors
Kononets, Nataliia; Zhamardiy, Valeriy; Shkola, Olena; Mokliak, Volodymyr; Moskalenko, Oleksandr; Mirna, Nataliia
The aim of the study is to develop and comprehensively present the components of the resourcebased&#13;
model of cross-cultural literacy development of future inspectors for tourism and sports&#13;
tourism, which consists of three interconnected blocks: methodological-target, content-procedural&#13;
and diagnostic-resultive, and is based on the concept of Resource-based learning. A pedagogical&#13;
experiment was organized to test the effectiveness of the model. The pedagogical experiment lasted&#13;
during 2019-2021 (ascertaining – 2019-2020, formative – 2020-2021). Methods: theoretical, empirical;&#13;
experimental; statistical. The analysis of the results of the pedagogical experiment of the effectiveness&#13;
of the implementation of resource-oriented model and pedagogical conditions for the development of&#13;
cross-cultural literacy of future inspectors of tourism and sports tourism shows, that the high level of&#13;
cross-cultural literacy of students in the control group (CG) increased by only 2.6 %, while in the&#13;
experimental group (EG) it increased by 12.94 %; the average level in CG increased by 1.04 %, and in&#13;
EG – by 16.92 %; low level in CG decreased by 3.65 %, and in EG – by 29.85 %.
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