Sentence examples for English language classroom from inspiring English sources

Rather it is his blindness and the challenges visual impairment present in the English language classroom.

This work aims at establishing the reasons for the failure to normalize the use of computers in the English language classroom analyzing in depth the data proceeding from the interviews carried out among sixteen teachers of English from public and private Secondary Schools.

Its findings may offer teachers and students new techniques for teaching grammar and pragmatics in the English language classroom.

Company signs, road signs and advertisements are in English (think about it -- are any of those things taught in a regular text-book based English language classroom?).

A meeting of South Korean robotics experts in Seoul last month heard predictions that English-speaking robots would replace native- speakers in English language classrooms within a matter of years.

This case study describes the theoretical aspect of the development of a benchmark assessment for use in English language classrooms with Japanese teachers of English as a foreign language (EFL).

Since the Japanese government has called for English to be taught through English (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, 2003), there has been increasing interest in English language classrooms in upper secondary schools.

This definition of teacher language proficiency is further elaborated in terms of the legitimate use of benchmark assessments in English language classrooms in Japan with a thorough literature review of L2 benchmark assessments in other parts of the world.

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program is the largest U.S. exchange program, offering grants for students and young professionals to undertake individually-designed international research and study projects or primary and secondary school teaching in English-language classrooms.

Eight Columbia College students and an alumna have received 2017-2018 FU.S.ight U.Studentent grants, which offer funding for students and young professionals to undertake individually-designed international research and study projects or primary and secondary school teaching in English-language classrooms.

Reading the world in Spanglish: Hybrid language practices and ideological contestation in a sixth-grade English language arts classroom.