Đánh giá hoạt động tiền đọc SGK Tiếng Anh 11 mới và hiệu quả tạo động lực

2013

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35 Point

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DECLARATION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ABSTRACT

LISTS OF ABBREVIATIONS

LISTS OF FIGURES AND TABLES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

0.1. Rationale to the study

0.2. Aims and objectives of the research

0.2.1. Aims of the research

0.2.2. Objectives of the research

0.2.3. Research questions

0.3. Scope of the research

0.4. Methods of the research

0.5. Expected findings

0.6. Significance of the research

0.7. Limitations of the research

0.8. Outline of the research

1. CHAPTER I: LITERATURE REVIEW

1.1. Theoretical background about pre-reading activities

1.1.1. Definition and the importance of pre-reading activities in teaching reading

1.1.2. Types of pre-reading activities

1.2. Theoretical background about motivation

1.2.1. Definitions and types of motivation

1.2.2. The importance of motivation in learning reading

1.2.3. Common factors affecting students‟ motivation in learning the reading skill

1.2.3.1. The reading materials factors
1.2.3.2. The teacher‟s factors

1.3. Theoretical background about textbook evaluation

1.4. Theoretical background about textbook adaptation

1.4.1. The necessity of textbook adaptation when teaching foreign languages

1.4.2. Techniques for textbook adaptation

2. PART II: METHODOLOGY

2.1. Setting of the research

2.2. Subjects of the research

2.3. Data collection instruments

2.3.1. Survey questionnaire for students

2.3.2. Interview for teachers

2.3.3. Pre-test post-test experimental design

2.4. Data collection procedure

3. CHAPTER III: FINDINGS AND DISCUSSIONS

3.1. Data collected from survey questionnaire for students

3.1.1. Students‟ experience of English learning

3.1.2. Students‟ beliefs towards the reading texts in the new English 11

3.1.3. Difficulties students encounter in reading lessons

3.1.4. The most frequently used activities to start a reading lesson

3.1.5. Students‟ attitudes to their teacher‟ pre-reading activities

3.1.6. Students‟ beliefs about good effects of pre-reading activities

3.1.7. Students‟ beliefs about bad effects of pre-reading activities

3.1.8. Frequency of undertaking extra pre-reading activities in reading class

3.1.9. Students‟ participation in pre-reading activities in reading lessons

3.1.10. Students‟ preference for participation in pre-reading activities

3.1.11. Frequency of using pre-reading activities by the teachers

3.1.12. Students‟ preferences for pre-reading activities

3.1.13. Students‟ evaluations on pre-reading activities in the textbook

3.1.14. Students‟ recommendation on pre-reading activities to make a reading lesson more interesting

3.2. Data collected from teacher interview

3.2.1. Teachers‟ evaluation of reading texts in the textbook

3.2.2. Teachers‟ evaluation on pre-reading activities in English 11

3.2.3. Teachers‟ beliefs about the purposes of carrying out pre-reading activities

3.2.4. Teachers‟ belief about students‟ participation and their suggestions to increase students‟ participation in pre-reading activities

3.2.5. Frequency of adapting pre-reading activities and methods of adaptation

3.2.6. Teachers‟ difficulties when undertaking pre-reading activities

3.3. Data collected from classroom observation

3.4. Data collected from pre-test post-test experimental design

3.5. Summary of the study

3.6. Recommendations for using and adapting pre-reading activities in reading class at grade 11 effectively

3.6.1. When and how to use pre-reading activities

3.6.1.1. When using pre-reading activities
3.6.1.2. How to use pre-reading activities

3.6.2. When and how to adapt pre-reading activities in reading class

3.6.2.1. When conducting pre-reading activity adaptation in reading class
3.6.2.2. The way of conducting pre-reading activity adaptation

3.7. Limitations of the study

3.8. Suggestions for further study

PART C: CONCLUSION

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