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    Advantages Of CALL

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    3.3 Benefits of CALL While there are those who are still skeptical about the use of a computer to teach language (an inherently human activity), the many benefits of a CALL program have been generally accepted. Some of these come from the general field of CAI, while some are specific to language learning. Individualization Probably the most important benefit is that of individualization and learner autonomy. With a CALL program, learners can work at their own pace and control their own learning…

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    at other theories of multimodality that can help explain how meaning making is achieved and use relevant examples as part of the discussion. Multimodal discourse analysis “choice leads to selection” Multimodal discourse analysis is the study of language not only through text and speech but mixed together with other tools or modes such as, pictures moving or still, sound, body movement or gestures, in order to express themselves, communicate or give meaning. Different modes have different ways…

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    “Speak clearly, if you speak at all, carve every word before you let it fall” a renowned quote by an American jurist Oliver Wendell Homes a quote that spoke volumes to people. The purpose of communication is to share clearly with other acquired knowledge. It is merely uttering words and awaiting a reply, it serves a significant purpose that allows for human intellectual growth. Thus the way in which we communicate and share information with others is important. Public speakers need to therefore…

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    Language is one aspect of social culture. Language can only be used in social environments. Today, society continuously sets a new demand on the structure of knowledge, and learning a foreign language is no longer the fashion; it is a necessary demand of social development in the present time, and a kind of essential quality talented person should possess. Language and culture are related and interdependent. One’s ability to learn a language to a great extent depends on his/her level of…

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    Reading Response Paper

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    2.4 Reading Text Reading is often determined in straightforward statements for instance as stated by (Urquhart & Weir, 1998: 22) “Reading is the process of receiving and interpreting information encoded in language form via the medium of print”. Meanwhile, according to (Grabe, 2009) the definition of reading leads into the process itself such as reading is an interactive process which means there is an interaction between reader and writer when reader actively construct the writer’s intention…

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    Language is used in mutual communication tool between people, which includes feelings, thoughts and desires, and is defined with sound that has a form and meaning in terms of every society was formed with the help of common rules of it allowing the transfer to other people according to their own values, versatile and is defined as sound woven from advanced system. One of the important features of the language is the fact that it is a social being where elements of language is composed by the…

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    5. The Context of the Text The Longman Contemporary English Dictionary describes the term context as the situation, events, or information that are related to something, and that help one to understand it better. By establishing the immediate and remote contexts of the Text under study, we shall be able to remain relevant to the intended set up of the text. 5.1 Immediate Context In his own personal testimony, the prophet Hosea recounts his vocation to renew his efforts in loving a woman. The…

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    Constructivist Classroom Scenario Essay If one were to see the word Constructivist and try to tear it apart, they may get lost in the word. First, they would see the verb construct. It is understood construct means to build. They may also see the adjective constructive. This could be like constructive criticism in which we are building off of the advice of others. Then, we know that any word with ist at the end means “one who”. When put together, we see one who builds or one who builds off of…

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    Guided Language Essay

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    Language has an essential role in human communication. Language is used as a means of communication in order to express feeling, idea, desire, intention, and so on. Learning a particular language becomes one of the subjects required at school nowadays. Regarding to the era of globalization, the demand of the curriculum, and considering that English is an international language, mastering English is a requirement nowadays. That is why many schools attempt to make the students to be able to master…

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    Gender affects many aspect of language, it changes the way people speak as well as the way people perceive others. It is also one of the categories base on which people can divide not only themselves but also their social position or use of language. Language is made out of several elements that make is whole. Those elements are called syntactic, phonological, morphological and semantic. Syntax is a set of rules that control grammatical structure of a sentence and it'sits processes. Study of…

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