Investigating Ways of Making Reading Comprehension Lessons More Participative and Successful
This article explores EFL students’ poor participation in Reading comprehension lessons under an Exploratory Action Research model.
This article explores EFL students’ poor participation in Reading comprehension lessons under an Exploratory Action Research model.
This Exploratory Action Research project investigates the impact of gamification on students’ motivation in online English classrooms. It was conducted at International House Yangon-Mandalay with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) B1/B1+ students. The study addresses the low engagement in traditional textbook controlled-practice exercises by replacing them with games to explore learners’ motivation.
This article offers a reflective account of the exploration phase completed for an Exploratory Action Research project on teaching speaking. It was completed over a 6-month period, with the help of a critical friend. The focus of this article is the thought process that the teacher-researcher went through while engaged in the exploration, as well as the way that collaboration with a critical friend pushed the exploration forward.
Robert J. Dickey 10.23350 Abstract The setting and nature of research appropriate for classroom…
Nishtha Kamboj Chopra & Vanita Chopra 10.23350 Abstract This Exploratory Action Research report involved 35…
by Maaouia Haj Mabrouk 10.23350 Citation (APA) Mabrouk, M. H. (2024). BOOK REVIEW: Exploratory Action…