Masterarbeit, 2014
156 Seiten, Note: Pass
This research investigates the effectiveness of an active learning strategy curriculum in promoting English communication skills in K2 young learners. The study aims to determine the impact of the curriculum on students' English proficiency and identify any significant changes in their communication abilities. The research also seeks to understand the perceptions of both teachers and students regarding the curriculum's effectiveness.
Chapter 1 provides a comprehensive overview of the research, including the background, problem statement, purpose, research questions, significance, scope, and definitions of key terms. Chapter 2 delves into the literature review, exploring the theoretical framework of the study and examining relevant research on the effectiveness of active learning strategies in second language acquisition, particularly for young learners. Chapter 3 outlines the methodology employed in the research, including the research design, participant selection, data collection methods, and data analysis procedures. Chapter 4 presents the results of the study, analyzing the data collected through pre-tests and post-tests, as well as qualitative observations and interviews. Chapter 5 discusses the findings, drawing implications for teaching practice, addressing limitations of the study, and providing recommendations for future research.
This research focuses on the impact of active learning strategies on young learners' English communication skills. Key terms include active learning, curriculum development, second language acquisition, young learners, English communication, pre-tests, post-tests, qualitative data, student motivation, and teaching practice.
The study evaluates the effectiveness of an ESL curriculum based on Active Learning Strategies to improve the English communication skills of 4- and 5-year-old children in Northern Thailand.
The curriculum is rooted in the research of Vygotsky (social development), Gardner (multiple intelligences), and Piaget (cognitive development).
Progress was tracked using a combination of pre-tests and post-tests, formative assessments, student portfolios, and teacher reflective journals.
They are teaching methods that encourage children to participate actively in the learning process through interaction, play, and hands-on activities rather than passive listening.
Parents provided qualitative data through questionnaires to help gauge the impact of the new curriculum on the children's communication abilities outside the classroom.
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