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Integrating computers in the classroom requires the development and application of new approached to teaching that demands a re-orientation of currently accepted and practiced teaching methodology.This book attempts to explore and understand the use of computers in ESL classrooms context by examining the teaching situations and the types of activities carried out in the classroom.Approaching this topic from a social constructivist perspective, this book also looks into classroom interactions to examine the English language learning opportunities for students provided by technology rich…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Integrating computers in the classroom requires the development and application of new approached to teaching that demands a re-orientation of currently accepted and practiced teaching methodology.This book attempts to explore and understand the use of computers in ESL classrooms context by examining the teaching situations and the types of activities carried out in the classroom.Approaching this topic from a social constructivist perspective, this book also looks into classroom interactions to examine the English language learning opportunities for students provided by technology rich environment. This book helps to explain the complexity of using computers in the teaching of ESL in order to fulfil the objectives of the English syllabus and the English curriculum in secondary school. This book is suitable for language teachers, educators, and curriculum developers. It provides resources for readers to explore the ideas of CALL environment,and it describes the problems occur whenimplementing computer-based learning in a classroom. This book is also suitable for researchers who wish to conduct a qualitative research in CALL.
Autorenporträt
NADZRAH ABU BAKAR (Ph.D) is a senior lecturer in the School of Language Studies and Linguistics, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, National University of Malaysia. She has been an educator for the last 15 years and her research interests include CALL, language learning environment, and learner autonomy.