A Collection of Groundbreaking Studies in ESL Pedagogy - Assadi, Jamal;Murad, Tareq
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This book aims to provide insights into innovative and effective methods for improving English language learning among students in Arab communities in Israel. The six major chapters of the book (the introduction and the conclusions not included) offer a diverse range of approaches and techniques that have been tested to improve EFL learning outcomes in these communities. These studies were conducted with the aim of identifying innovative and engaging teaching strategies that can be used by English teachers to promote their students' proficiency in oral and written communication. The research…mehr

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This book aims to provide insights into innovative and effective methods for improving English language learning among students in Arab communities in Israel. The six major chapters of the book (the introduction and the conclusions not included) offer a diverse range of approaches and techniques that have been tested to improve EFL learning outcomes in these communities. These studies were conducted with the aim of identifying innovative and engaging teaching strategies that can be used by English teachers to promote their students' proficiency in oral and written communication. The research topics explored in this book include the use of songs and music to enhance vocabulary learning, the integration of digital storytelling into the EFL curriculum, the role of teachers' attitudes towards collaborative instruction in improving students' writing and speaking skills, the impact of distance learning on students' activeness, and the benefits of blogging in revolutionizing ESL writingeducation.
Autorenporträt
Jamal Assadi, associate professor, currently chairs the Department of English, and the coordinator of English for Academic Purposes at The College of Sakhnin. He received his Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne. He is also a writer of children stories and a renowned poet.