VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, HA NOI UNIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FACULTY OF POST-GRADUATE STUDIES TRINH THI THU HIEN M. USING TEACHER-DESIGNED MATERIALS IN TEACHING ESP VOCABULARY TO THE SECOND-YEAR STUDENTS OF FASHION DESIGNING AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ART EDUCATION: DIFFICULTIES AND SOLUTIONS (Nghiên cứu việc sử dụng tài liệu do giáo viên thiết kế trong dạy học từ vựng tiếng Anh chuyên ngành cho sinh viên năm thứ hai khoa Thiết kế Thời trang, Trường Đại học Sư phạm Nghệ thuật Trung Ương: Khó khăn và giải pháp) FIELD: ENGLISH TEACHING METHODOLOGY CODE: 60.10 Hanoi, 2010 VIETNAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, HA NOI UNIVERSITY OF LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES FACULTY OF POST-GRADUATE STUDIES TRINH THI THU HIEN M.A MINOR THESIS USING TEACHER-DESIGNED MATERIALS IN TEACHING ESP VOCABULARY TO THE SECOND-YEAR STUDENTS OF FASHION DESIGNING AT NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF ART EDUCATION: DIFFICULTIES AND SOLUTIONS (Nghiên cứu việc sử dụng tài liệu do giáo viên thiết kế trong dạy học từ vựng tiếng Anh chuyên ngành cho sinh viên năm thứ hai khoa Thiết kế Thời trang, Trường Đại học Sư phạm Nghệ thuật Trung Ương: Khó khăn và giải pháp) Field: English teaching methodology Code: 60.10 Supervisor: Nguyén Hoang Lan, M.A Hanoi, 2010 TABLES OF CONTENT CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY OF THE THESIS. TABLE OF CONTENTS. LIST OF ABBREVIATION | LIST OF TABLES AND CHARTS PART I: INTRODLCTHION.
Rationale Aims of the stuỦy. wre Ressarch qu2sions. wa Scope of the smdy. a Methods of the study.
Design of the study, & PART Ll: DEVELOPME Chapter ong: Lilerature review MEW 1.1 An overview of supplementary materials in language teaching.1 Dedinition of supplernsntary materials.2 The role of supplementary materials, 1.3 Characteristics of supplementary materials.2 Criteria for ovaluating supplementary materials on ESP.1 Why are tnaterials adapted? 1.2 How are materials adapted?.2 Vocabulary teaching in ESP 1.1 Definition of vocabutery.2 Main principles in vocabulary teaching.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS.
"— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP vocabulary lessons 3.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS.
"— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities.
"— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP 1.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP 1.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning.
Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP vocabulary lessons 3.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS.
"— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP vocabulary lessons 3.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS.
"— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP 1.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning.
Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP vocabulary lessons 3.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning.
Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP 1.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP 1.3 The role of vocabulary teaching in ESP.4 What need to be taughl in ESP vocabulary.4 Aspects of meaning. Summary Chapter two: Research methodology Introduction.1 Background of the study 2.1 Materials used in present teaching and learning SP.2 Teaching staff and vocabulary teaching methods 2.3 Students and their vocabulary learning.2 Method of data collection: Using the questionnaire 2.3 Dala collection procedure 2.4 Data analysis procedure.- Chapter thưee: !indings and discussion Tntroduetian.1 Data analysis to answer the first questiơn.2 Data analysis to answer the second question.3 Data analysis to answer the third quostion.1 8tulenls` điffenltissim RSP vocabulary learning 3.2 Teachers’ difficultiss in ESP vocabulary Leaching, 3.3 Students’ difficulties in using teacher-designed materials for ESP vocabulary lessons 3.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities.
"— PART II: CONCLUSION 1. 2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.1 Possible solutions in term of materials 3.2 Possible solutions in term of teachiers.3 Possible solutions in term of students.4 Possible sohations in form of facilities. "— PART II: CONCLUSION 1.
2, Limitations and suggestions for futher study.4 Teachers’ difficult in using tcacher-d igncd nmlcrisls for ESP vooabulary lesSGNS. "— HH ng nye 3.