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Field: Language and Linguistics

An Approach of Analyzing Classroom Student Engagement in Multimodal Environment by Using Deep Learning

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Nishat Sultana Nuha, Tanjim Mahmud, Noortaz Rezaoana, Mohammad Shahadat Hossain et al.

Year: 2023
Citations: 40

Student engagement refers to the level of involve-ment, interest, attention, and active participation that students demonstrate during their learning experiences. As the engage-ment rate increases the learning rate, teachers always try to mea-sure the engagement rate in the classroom in various ways...

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Classroom Code Switching of English Language Teachers at Tertiary Level: A Bangladeshi Perspective

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Nargis Chowdhury

Journal: Stamford Journal of EnglishYear: 2013Citations: 40

Classroom code switching is a common scenario in many multi lingual and multicultural classes. In a monolingual country like Bangladesh, classroom code switching has some distinctive attributes. As a part of the global transformation in the methods and techniques of English language teaching, we nee...

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Introduction to the Dravidian languages

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Sanford B. Steever

Year: 2019Citations: 37

The majority of the Dravidian languages are concentrated in southern and central India, spreading south from the Vindhya Mountains across the Deccan Plateau all the way to Cape Cormorin. Tamil, the best known of the Dravidian languages, belongs to the South Dravidian subgroup. It is first recorded i...

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Teaching Language through Literature: Designing Appropriate Classroom Activities

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Nellufar Yeasmin, Abul Kalam Azad, Jannatul Ferdoush

Year: 2011Citations: 36

The present study aims to emphasize the effectiveness of using literature in EFL classes through a case study on the project “Readers’ Development Program” of the British Council, Bangladesh executed in the Department of English at ASA University Bangladesh(ASAUB). The concept of teaching language t...

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Investigating the Problems of Teaching Oral English Communication Skills in an EFL context at the Tertiary Level

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Prodhan Mahbub Ibna Seraj, Hadina Habil, Md. Kamrul Hasan

Journal: International Journal of InstructionYear: 2021Citations: 34

Although a good number of studies have been conducted on the problems EFL learners face to develop oral English communication skills, only a few studies tackled the problems EFL teachers face when teaching oral English communication skills at the tertiary level globally and in the Bangladeshi EFL co...

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Translating Literary Prose: Problems and Solutions

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Md. Ziaul Haque

Journal: International Journal of English LinguisticsYear: 2012Citations: 34

This article deals with the problems in translating literary prose and reveals some pertinent solutions and also concentrates on the need to expand the perimeters of Translation Studies. The translation courses offered at many universities in Bangladesh and overseas treat the subject mostly as an ou...

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4. Persian, Farsi, Dari, Tajiki: Language Names and Language Policies

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Brian Spooner

Year: 2012Citations: 33

Persian is an important language today in a number of countries of west, south and central Asia. But its status in each is different. In Iran its unique status as the only official or national language continues to be jealously guarded, even though half—probably more—of the population use a differen...

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ANALISIS GAYA BAHASA DALAM LIRIK LAGU “BERTAUT” NADIN AMIZAH: KAJIAN STILISTIKA

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Ambarul Mahasiswa Setiawati, Dara Mela Ayu, Sinta Wulandari, Vita Agustiawati Putri

Journal: Jurnal Penelitian HumanioraYear: 2021Citations: 31

Penelitian ini membahas mengenai penggunaan gaya bahasa dan makna yang terdapat pada lirik di salah satu lagu Nadin Amizah yang berjudul “Bertaut” yang dirilis pada tahun 2020. Peneliti menggunakan pendekatan secara kualitatif dengan hasil diskusi berupa penjelasan deskriptif. Peneliti memilih lagu ...

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The Linguistic Philosophy of Noam Chomsky

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Binoy Barman

Journal: Philosophy and ProgressYear: 2014Citations: 31

Noam Chomsky, one of the most famous linguists of the twentieth century, based his linguistic works on certain philosophical doctrines. His main contribution to linguistics is Transformational Generative Grammar, which is founded on mentalist philosophy. He opposes the behaviourist psychology in fav...

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DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT FOR SPEAKING

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Yenny Rahmawati, Ertin Ertin

Journal: IJEE (Indonesian Journal of English Education)Year: 2014Citations: 30

Recently there have been debates on assessing students’ performances on speaking since the cultural and subjective issues embedded in bringing awareness on how teachers construct their speaking assessment. The main focus of this paper is a way to design assessment for speaking suitable for the Indon...

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Teachers' perceptions, attitudes and expectations about Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) in post-secondary education in Bangladesh

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Khaled Karim

Year: 2004Citations: 30
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Language input, learning environment, and motivation of a successful EFL learner

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Arif Nugroho, Muhammad Rizal Akbar Zamzami, Nur Farah Ukhrowiyah

Journal: Journal on English as a Foreign LanguageYear: 2020Citations: 29

The present study involved one EFL learner who was regarded as successful, not only of understanding second language acquisition theories but also of demonstrating exceptional language skills thus far. An in-depth semi-structured interview was administered with three key objectives – to identify fea...

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ESL learners’ perception and its relationship with the efficacy of written corrective feedback

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Tara Shankar Sinha, Hossein Nassaji

Journal: International Journal of Applied LinguisticsYear: 2021Citations: 27

Abstract This study investigated the effects of direct and indirect WCF on learners’ accuracy in revision and new pieces of writing and also examined the relationship between learners’ perception of WCF and the effectiveness of each feedback type. Data were collected from 56 learners divided into th...

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Peer correction in ESL classrooms

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Asifa Sultana

Journal: BRAC University Institutional Repository (BRAC University)Year: 2009Citations: 27

Like in any other learning situation, in a second language classroom a learner essentially needs to be provided with feedback on his/her performance. Due to the emergence of Communicative Language Teaching and Learner-centered Teaching, students’ active participation in language learning is now high...

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Multifunctional teasing as a resource for identity construction in the talk of British Bangladeshi girls<sup>1</sup>

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Pia Pichler

Journal: Journal of SociolinguisticsYear: 2006Citations: 27

This paper explores how multifunctional teasing is used as a resource for the construction of linguistic identities, establishing a link between previous research on teasing and the field of language/discourse and identity. I draw on a corpus of 38 episodes of teasing contained in 80 minutes of spon...

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