AUTHOR: NADIRAN TANYELI PRESENTER: SAMANTHA INSTRUCTOR: KATE CHEN DATE: MARCH 10, 2010 The Efficiency of Online English Language Instruction on Students’

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Purpose of this class: 1. knowledge of past and present teaching approaches.
Advertisements

By : Zohreh Saadati Background and Purpose.
5th International Conference Khartoum, Sudan Towards Building a Community of Learners February 26-28, 2015.
Hacettepe University, Faculty of Education Department of Computer Education and Instructional Technology Turkiye Integrating ICT into Classrooms: A Note.
The origins of language curriculum development
Distance pre-service teachers’ perceptions of the effectiveness of their pedagogical courses in preparing them for their practicum By Asst. Prof. Belgin.
Innovative Uses of Technology in Education IDE 1022 ACADEMIC WRITING COURSE Bilal Can TULUN IDE 1022 ACADEMIC WRITING COURSE Bilal Can TULUN
Needs Analysis Instructor: Dr. Mavis Shang
Unit 15 Assessment in Language Teaching. Teaching objectives By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:  know what assessment is and how it.
RESEARCH METHODS IN EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
The Effectiveness of Supplemental Online vs. Traditional Tutorials on Students’ English Proficiency and Learning Achievement Ponlak Pantahachart Faculty.
Enjoyability of English Language Learning from Iranian EFL Learners' Perspective.
 The Impact of ICT on Psychological Testing: A case Study of Turkish Higher Education EDULEARN 2014 July 2014 Gamze Sart Istanbul University Faculty of.
Interdisciplinary role of English in the field of medicine: integrating content and context Nataša Milosavljević, Zorica Antić University of Niš, Faculty.
The Impact of On-line Teaching Practices On Young EFL Learners' Instruction Dr. Trisevgeni Liontou RHODES MAY
“Content Area and Reading Fluency in the Spanish Classroom” MTSU Protocol # Jennifer J. Lassen McMurray Middle School.
Hacettepe University Usluel, Y. K., Mazman, S.G. & Arıkan, A. PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS’ AWARENESS OF COLLABORATIVE WEB 2.0 TOOLS WWW/INTERNET 2009.
1 Integrating Google Apps for Education to Business English Student Trainees’ On-the-Job Training English Reports Asst.Prof. Phunsuk Kannarik.
Making CALL an integral part of the classroom: Effective integration of podcasting into ESL listening courses Anne O’Bryan & Volker Hegelheimer Iowa State.
A Development of an ESP Course Using the Performance-based Instruction for Sales Staff in Logistics Business Tanisaya Jiriyasin.
Implication of Gender and Perception of Self- Competence on Educational Aspiration among Graduates in Taiwan Wan-Chen Hsu and Chia- Hsun Chiang Presenter.
Case Study: A Comparison of Online and Face- to-Face Learning in High Schools in the United States By Lori Cummings and Kelly Granfield EDTEC 690, Professor.
Online Homework- Assignments in an Arabization Course: Prospects and Challenges Prof. Reima Al-Jarf King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
A Study of the Effect of Computer – Assisted Language Learning on Iranian EFL Learners' Grammar Performance R.Sajedi (EDULEARN11, 2011, Spain) Roghayeh.
A Development of Online Inquiry Based Learning Instructional Model for Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University’s Graduate Students 1.
+ Asperger’s Syndrome and Assistive Technology. + Introduction This study was done on children with Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC). Children with ASC.
DELIA A. ARCISO Researcher The Effect of Using Multimedia and Team Teaching on the Science Achievement Level of Fourth Year Students of Libertad National.
Dissertation Theme “The incidence of using WebQuests on the teaching-learning process of English Foreign Language (EFL) for students attending the seventh.
The Influence of Blended Learning Model on Developing Leadership Skills of School Administrators Dr. Tufan AYTAÇ Dr. Tufan AYTAÇ Education Specialist The.
The Effect of Musical Intelligence through Using the Suggestopedia Method on the Achievement of the Basic Sixth Grade Students' Vocabulary and Reading.
EFL learners' use of online reading strategies and comprehension of texts: An exploratory study Huang, H. C., Chern, C. L., & Lin, C. C. (2009). EFL learners'
IN THE NAME OF GOD. Islamic Republic of Iran Islamic Azad University Khodabandeh Branch May,2011.
N97C0004 Betty Exploration of The Attitudes of Freshman Foreign Language Students Toward Using Computers A Turkish State University.
Evaluating a Research Report
1 Project of Reading Course Development Designer: Erin M Instructor: Mavis Shang Date: 06/09/2008.
PROPONENTS: Isabelita R. Hizon, Ed. D. Susan O. Habacon INQUIRY-BASED COLLABORATIVE LEARNING PROGRAM (ICLP) FOR MANAGING LARGE CLASSES AND ITS EFFECT ON.
The Effects of Authentic Audience on ESL Writers: A Task-Based, Computer-Mediated Approach By Julian Chen & Kimberly Brown.
Yoko Hirata and Yoshihiro Hirata Hokkai-Gakuen University Sapporo, Japan.
Presenter: Han, Yi-Ti Adviser: Chen, Ming-Puu Date: March 09, 2009 Tuzun, H., Yilmaz Soylu, M., Karakus, T.,Inal, Y. & Kizilkaya, K.(2009). The effects.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARD ACTIVE LEARNING IN STATISTIC 2 COURSE AND THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Vanny Septia Efendi.
The Effect of Using Homonymic Method to Memorize Vocabulary for Elementary Students 碩研應英一甲 黃森瑞 (M960208)
The Use of Distance Learning Technology by Business Educators for Credentialing and Instruction Christal C. Pritchett, Ed.D. NABTE Research Session Anaheim,
Instructional Technology Master of Education 1. LEARNING OBJECTIVES 1) Explain what an LMS is. 2) Differentiate between some types of LMS. 3) Identify.
A Study of the Achievement in English of Mathayomsuksa 2 Students at Suksanareewittaya School, Using the Storyline Method. Supa Sringam
The Effects of Authentic Audience on ESL Writers: A Task-Based, Computer-Mediated Approach By Julian Chen & Kimberly Brown.
SKPB 1023 CALL AS A METHOD TO DEVELOP STUDY SKILLS.
Implementation and Management of Using ICT for Learning and Teaching LE ANH PHUONG Hue University of Education, Vietnam.
Faculty Perceptions of Readiness to Teach Online.
Dept of Science and Technology Education, Faculty of Education
Developing reading skills and motivation through mobile phones Monika Habjanec, Polytechnic Croatian Zagorje Krapina Jasminka Pernjek, High school Krapina.
The Use of Facebook Improve Motivation on English learning School: Southern Taiwan University Number:N99C0027 name: Candace Professor: Roger Yang.
Surveying instructor and learner attitudes toward e-learning Presenter: Jenny Tseng Professor: Ming-Puu Chen Date: April 12, 2008 Liaw, S., Huang, H.,
THE PERCEPTIONS OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING STUDENTS ON ELT WEBSITES Assist. Prof. Dr. Hasan Bedir/ Cukurova University Inst Emsal Ates Ozdemir/Mersin.
B.A. (English Language) UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
Definition Title: Motivation and Attitude toward Integrated Instruction through Technology in College-level EFL Reading and Writing in Taiwan Integrated.
DEVELOPING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY LITERACY AMONG TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS IN PARAGUAY Hong Kong, January 2006 Aichi University of Education.
Tests can be categorised according to the types of information they provide. This categorisation will prove useful both in deciding whether an existing.
IN WHAT WAYS DO PRESERVICE TEACHERS UTILIZED AN WEB-BASED LEARNING SUPPORT SYSTEM? Fethi Ahmet Inan The University of Memphis Soner Yildirim.
GGGB6022: ACADEMIC WRITING 2 PRESENTATION: 'ATTITUDES & MOTIVATION TOWARDS THE LEARNING OF L2' AISHAH BINTI ADNAN (P79048)
Midterm Report Presenter: Eunice Lai Instructor: Patricia Su Date: 19 th April, 2012.
Case Study of the TOEFL iBT Preparation Course: Teacher’s perspective Jie Chen UWO.
LOGO The effect of Different Types of Listening Support on the Listening performance of Elementary School Students- A Study of Chang-Shing Elementary School.
Action Research for School Leaders by Dr. Paul A. Rodríguez.
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN AND SOCIAL CIENCES APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN ENGLISH CAREER    “THE INFLUENCE OF TEACHER’S ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS INTO TECHNOLOGY-RELATED.
Part Two.
Examining ESL Students’ Motivation, Readiness and Stress in Learning English through Blended Learning Ayomi Weerakoon Department of Languages Australian.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARD ACTIVE LEARNING IN STATISTIC 2 COURSE AND THEIR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Vanny Septia Efendi.
PREPARED BY: NABIRA BT MANSOR NUR SOLEHAH BT HANAFIAH
Integrating ICT into Classrooms: A Note from Turkish Teachers
Doc. PaedDr. PhDr. Jiří DOSTÁL, Ph.D.
Presentation transcript:

AUTHOR: NADIRAN TANYELI PRESENTER: SAMANTHA INSTRUCTOR: KATE CHEN DATE: MARCH 10, 2010 The Efficiency of Online English Language Instruction on Students’ Reading Skills

Introduction Internet is the most important technological innovation which can easily be integrated into every field of people’s lives. World Wide Web, WWW, is a new technology which is used as a communication facilitator and it is an instructional delivery medium. Uzunboylu, 2005 World Wide Web, WWW, is a new technology which is used as a communication facilitator and it is an instructional delivery medium. Uzunboylu, 2005

Introduction Internet is a necessity today in the field of education to be used as an important tool both for students and teachers as guide for learning and teaching. Web sites provide digital educational activities and network-based courses for all grade levels in a large number of subjects, and the Internet is mostly used in the university environment as the tool to learn foreign language. Hackbarth, 1997

Introduction With the developments on the Internet and the global network system, the universities immediately took the advantage of using WWW to deliver instruction, regardless of the physical distance and time. In the field of education, particularly language learning and teaching can easily be assisted by the Internet since there are many highly developed web sites which offer speaking, reading, and writing activities.

Introduction It is known that English is the most used common language in the world and nobody can argue with the importance of foreign languages, especially English. Therefore, it is vital to learn English and it becomes easier when you use the Internet as a tool for learning in the virtual learning environment.

Purpose of the Study The purpose of the study is to figure out how effective the web assisted reading skills in Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Faculty of Law. The research is conducted in the Faculty of Law because it is one of the faculties in the university in which the medium of instruction is Turkish.

Research Question Is there a significant difference between the test results of the experiment group and control group, which are instructed in two different methods? In today’s world, web assisted teaching and learning is replacing traditional teaching and learning methods and thus, the author aim to determine if Faculty of Law students are learning better when the reading instruction is assisted by the web.

Methodology Experimental study model is used. There are two experimental groups of students. The experimental group students practice reading skills activities on the web. Students in control group practice the same activities using the traditional methods, guided by the teacher in class. Both groups are given pre-test at the beginning and post-test at the end in order to compare the achievements of the two groups.

Methodology The experiment took place in one month. At the time of the experiment, the English language reading activities are done with the experiment group in the Faculty of Law computer laboratory. The control group did the same activities in classroom. During the experiment, quizzes are given to both groups in order to figure out and follow their progress.

Participants and Sample The participants under the investigation include second year students, who are taking the English Course in fall school year in Faculty of Law at EMU. The sample will be chosen randomly among the English Course students. The author have chosen students from this course because it is the 4 th and final course in the curriculum of Law students.

Instrument Triangulation is used in this study. The author observed the students in managing their learning both in web-assisted or traditional methods of learning. The author interviewed some randomly selected student in order to learn their psychological and emotional attitudes towards using web-based and traditional paper-based activities in learning English. Finally, the author also delivered a questionnaire to the students.

Reading Comprehension tasks Students’ reading proficiency and comprehension are measured in pre-test and post-tests administered before and after the experiment. The test measured reading skills of students focusing on reading skills with Referencing and Comprehension Questions. The test measures vocabulary development and comprehension on the intermediate level, also the test has been carefully designed to avoid racial and gender bias.

The interview The semi-structured format of the interview allows students to express themselves freely about their experiences in the class and their experiences with the web-based reading activities, make suggestions about them, identify any perceived benefits or advantages of this experience, and describe any difficulties they have encountered during the instruction.

Data Collection The data is collected through a questionnaire, interviews, and observations. The design of the questionnaire is to collect quantitative data on investigating how effectively web can assist English language instruction at EMU. Students’ responded to questionnaire are statistically analyzed according to the education level, English level, having computer at home, etc. Semi-structured interview is designed to collect qualitative data.

Data Analysis Procedures In this study quantitative research methods (frequencies, t-test, and ANOVA) is used to investigate the research question that is about the effectiveness of web assisted reading skills. Qualitative research methods are used to ask open ended questions to figure out if students are happy with web assisted activities or traditional activities.

Findings The results showed that the web-assisted English language instruction is more effective and successful than that of the traditional teaching of English reading skills. Therefore, there is an increase in students’ achievement of reading skills when it is web assisted. As a final remark, it can be said that web assisted learning provides students with a higher-level learning. In the interviews, it was obvious that the students who are involved in online reading activities have positive feelings and attitudes towards the reading activities online.

Conclusion From the study, it is concluded that the experimental group who are involved in online reading skills achieved higher lever of learning. This would be a reason for a change in the curriculum of English courses in the Faculty of Law. The changes should be done accordingly and necessary researches should take place for analyzing the effectiveness of other skills of writing, listening, speaking inline.

Conclusion The students should be able to use computers, have computing skills and literacy. Then follows the strategies of study skills, students should be trained on computer-assisted strategies since they have a positive effect on reading comprehension of ESL learners. The results show that there’s a significant difference in reading comprehension scores achieved in the reading comprehension tasks before and after online English language instruction on students’ reading skills.

Thank you for your listening!