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...Name : Kadek Ari Yuliani NIM/Class : 1312021048/5B FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEARNERS’ ANXIETY AND THEIR ACHIEVEMENT Learning English becomes a complicated subject matter for foreign language learners. The process of acquiring a foreign language should be achieved naturally nevertheless, most of foreign language learners feel this process is full of challenges and can be a stressful activity for them (Hewitt & Stefenson, 2011 as cited in Khodady & Khajavy, 2013, p. 269-289). Some researchers claim that language anxiety plays a prominent role in achieving the successfulness of language learning processes. Language anxiety expounded as “distinct complex of self-perceptions, beliefs, feelings, and behaviors related to classroom language learning arising from the uniqueness of the language learning process” (Horwitz et al. 1986, p. 128). Language anxiety of foreign language learners contributes both positive and negative effect to their achievement in language learning processes. The study about the relationship between foreign language learners’ anxiety and their achievement is not a recent topic in education, it has been discussed for many years. Alpert and Haber (1960 cited in Wu. 2010 ) mentioned two types of language anxiety effects, they are, debilitating anxiety and facilitating anxiety. Debilitating anxiety means that language anxiety motivate the students to escape or decamp from language learning processes. The language anxiety makes learners feel underestimated...
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...ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP EST OF AMERICA • AFFORDABLE • STUDENT CLUBS • TECHNOLOGY • GLOBALBEST OF AMERICA • AFFORDABLE • STUDENT CLUBS • TECHNOLOGY • GLOB WARENESS • RIGOROUS CUR RICULUM • PACIFIC NORTHWEST • STUDENT-AWARENESS • RIGOROUS CUR RICULUM • PACIFIC NORTHWEST • STUDEN ENTERED • SMALL CLASSES • HANDS-ON LEARNING TOP UNIVERSITYCENTERED • SMALL CLASSES • HANDS-ON LEARNING TOP UNIVERSI RANSFER • SUSTAINABILITY • ENGAGING FACULTY • LEARN • IDEAL LOCATIONTRANSFER • SUSTAINABILITY • ENGAGING FACULTY • LEARN • IDEAL LOCATIO “One EXPERIENCE • ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE • ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM •• EXPERIENCE of the reasons I picked Cascadia ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM • ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE • was because of its location. • LEARNING OUTCOMES • INTERNATION IVERSITY • INTEGRATED STUDIES • LEARNING OUTCOMES • INTERNATIONALDIVERSITY • INTEGRATED STUDIES There is lots of natural beauty with trees and • HIGH SCHOOL ROGRAM • COMMUNITY • HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION • OPPORTUNITY •PROGRAM • COMMUNITY mountains, and that makes COMPLETION • OPPORTUNITY me feel good. The other reason is because I would learn NVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP • BEST OF AMERICA • AFFORDABLE • STUDENTENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP • BEST OF AMERICA • AFFORDABLE • STUDEN LUBS • TECHNOLOGY • GLOBAL AWARENESS • RIGOROUS...
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...very critical for Hilary's grade, because without it she could lose a lot of points off her grade without it being turned in. When I informed Hilary that she will get a warning for detention, she seemed a little upset, maybe because something like this has never happened to her. I thought about this all weekend. I had no intention to frightened Hilary, but I just wanted to let her know the importance of turning in her homework on time. I appreciate that you make sure that Hilary do her homework, she is alway on time with her homework assignments and projects, and this is probably why she was so upset. On monday I will explain to Hilary what is detention, so that she will not be frightened by it. Detention is usually a place for studens that behaves unappropriately, but in Hilary case detention is also a place for students to get caught up on missed assignments. You stated that Hilary did not come to school on friday and she needed to finish her reading. I understand the work load that the family as a whole have to carry, and I will keep that in mind in the future. If you have any issue at anytime, you cannot get in touch with me during school hours, then I will give...
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...many factors that are alike between online and traditional education for example the books and paper required to take the class. With any type of education the main factor for a student in deciding to go to a traditional college or an online college is the cost. The students who attend a traditional education setting may spend more money than a student enrolled in online education. If the student chooses not to live on the college campus then that student will need to spend money on gas for the transportation to and from school. If the person chooses to live away from home while in college than the person will also need to pay rent for a place to live. The people that live away from the family home may spend much more money than the studen living at the family home because rent and food must be bought while the student living at the family home will only have to buy food. On the other hand, the students that enroll in an online college may save more money compared to the student in a traditional college. This is...
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...3/4/2015 3/4/2015 HRM 305 Assignment 1 HRM 305 Assignment 1 Dikshamani Dubay sTUDEN ID-2013030023 Dikshamani Dubay sTUDEN ID-2013030023 Q: Other than workforce diversity, what do you think is the biggest challenge for managers in Trinbagonian society and why? Also, what do you believe is the greatest opportunity for Trinbagonian managers to work on? Trinidad and Tobago’s management principles should be deeply understood by organizations to be mature enough to face the challenges of the 21st century. The search for better and more efficient ways of utilizing people’s knowledge and skills in providing services has become a must in every business and organisation. Nevertheless, there are major challenges managers face in a Trinbagonian society that must be dealt with in accordance to the policies, practices and procedures of the business. I believe one of the foremost problem managers experience is Globalisation. Most definitions of Globalisation is mostly centred on the economic aspects but people fail to realise globalisation has many dimensions worth considering, because all of them influences and shape every organisation in both a negative and positive way. Due to globalisation, organisations are no longer confined to one particular country. The Manager’s job is changing with the expansion of the organisations across the national borders. For Example, Volkswagen builds its cars in Mexico, Mercedes and BMW in South Africa. In Trinidad and Tobago there are also...
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...Chapter 1 The Problem and its Settings Background of the study As we move into the 21st century, technology has greatly improved and has become better. It is continuously growing and changing in many aspects until now. It makes the people’s life easier than the usual and is greatly helpful and useful especially to the students. Technology invented gadgets like computers and laptops that students can use in their studies. These gadgets changed how students learn, process and obtain new or old information. These can also use when it comes to finishing their task and completing their school works because students can freely visit many educational websites. Students can also play educational games, which can help them improve their critical thinking and problem-solving skills. However, technology has also negative effects like other things. Like computers, instead of using it for research purposes, students tend to use it for playing games like DOTA and Couter Strike. Students also use it for just viewing or signing in their social networking pages. Computer is a factor that distracts or steals away the attention or the focus of the students in their studies. Students abuse the power of technologies. Computer technology has positive and negative effects in the lifestyle of the students. Computer were invented to help students and not the be abused by the students which brings negative effects. But, majority of the results that were gathered presents that most students agree...
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...TI* ****** AP RHETORIC ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY DUE DATE: QUESTION: 1; SOURCE: 1 WHAT IS REALITY? Student, Greg. “What is the nature of reality?” Philosophy Now: A Magazine of Ideas. Dec. 2015/ Jan. 2016. Web. Jan 5, 2016. SUMMARY, FOCUS, SCOPE: This information about reality is a philosophy source that describes the meaning of reality. Student begins expressing his thoughts on the subject by making claims and beliefs about his view of the reality surrounding him. TARGET AUDIENCE: The claims and beliefs that are made are targeted towards a particular audience. Based on the contents of this article, philosophy students are the intended audience. A deep explanation of reality is being made so it would connect more to people studying/interested in the field. THEMES AND CLAIMS: Reality? A question asked to intrigue the mind, allowing our undeniable perception to surface, or matter and energy, creating a physical aspect of reality. The question “What is the nature of reality?” was asked for readers to try and come to a conclusion on this difficult question. Of course several opinions would be broadcasted but a certain individual stood out. Greg Students answer stated that reality was a mental conception. We base our reality on perception and completely ignore the physicality of reality. Our conscious thoughts perceive our reality surrounding us. “If reality is mental, we might best connect with it by skillful introspection; by a ...
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...Formative Essay on Student Transition to University Contents Introduction 1 Content 2 1. Key issues 2 2. Approaches 2 3. University support 2 4. Student strategies and actions 2 Conclusion 3 References 3 Introduction Student transition is a complex problem and researches were conducted to find the best solution. This essay presents the key issues of this problem but also the approaches and strategies that can help the students to integrate and accommodate with life in universities. Content 1. Key issues The experience demonstrated that the transition from the high school to university is difficult and raises a lot of problems. The researchers identified the key issues regarding this transition : “'academic involvement', 'goal direction', 'classroom interaction', 'institutional belongingness', 'alienation' and 'social isolation' as the key environmental and motivational factors affecting students.” (Whittaker, 2013) Mostly alienation and social isolation appear at the students from other countries or cities. That’s why the social events organized by universities or campuses are welcomed. In multicultural environment, the academic involvement is more powerful in the first year of studies. “Administrative transition centres on issues surrounding enrolment, managing timetables, keeping track of information and submission due dates, and maintaining contact with academic staff.” (Whittaker, 2013) 2. Approaches Stella (2013) recommends...
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...Ny’la Poche’ English 102-1S1 10/11/15 Professor McCall Should Every American Go to College? “I’m going to college!” those four letter words rung through my head, as I walked across my high school stage. Shaking hands with the people who were becoming a part of my high school past. I than sat down into my seat and reflected on a previous conversation a classmate and I had. I was explaining to him about my college plans and by the end of the conversation, he uttered terrible words to himself. “Everyone is not going to college”. Even though he may have said it out of fear or worry for himself. I assured him that he will go to college and it is possible for anyone. Every American should go to college because it gives opportunities for greater employment, higher pay, and college experience. Graduating from a community or university will give you greater employment opportunities. Therefore, just having a degree can further your knowledge and give you that ambition to climb up the work force pyramid. Have you ever wondered, why your boss is in the position he has today? Well, it is because of working hard for years, challenging himself to courses that he may have felt were unnecessary, but in the end to be worth it, and waking up to do it all over again. The more society feeds into the negativity that everyone does not belong in college. The more American people will believe it. There are many authors like Pharinet who takes their silver spoon full of negativity and force it down Americans...
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...many factors that are alike between online and traditional education for example the books and paper required to take the class. With any type of education the main factor for a student in deciding to go to a traditional college or an online college is the cost. The students who attend a traditional education setting may spend more money than a student enrolled in online education. If the student chooses not to live on the college campus then that student will need to spend money on gas for the transportation to and from school. If the person chooses to live away from home while in college than the person will also need to pay rent for a place to live. The people that live away from the family home may spend much more money than the studen living at the family home because rent and food must be bought while the student living at the family home will only have to buy food. On the other hand, the students that enroll in an online college may save more money compared to...
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...LAPORAN PERTANGGUNGJAWABAN BIDANG HUMAS TEXTILE FOOTBALL CLUB SEKOLAH TINGGI TEKNOLOGI TEKSTIL BANDUNG 2014-2015 I. Pendahuluan Alhamdulillah Puji dan syukur mari kita panjatkan kepada Allah SWT karena atas limpahan rahmat dan karunia-NYA kami bisa menjalankan amanah sebagai Dewan Pengurus Textile Football Club periode 2014-2015. Shalawat serta salam semoga tercurah kepada nabi Muhammad SAW sebagai uswatun hasanah, teladan terbaik sepanjang zaman. Dalam kesempatan ini kami pengurus Textile Football Club periode 2014-2015 bidang humas akan akan menyampaikan pertanggung jawaban selama satu periode ini. Hubungan masyarakat atau yang biasa kita sebut humas adalah sebuah seni berkomunikasi dengan publik untuk membangun saling pengertian, menghindari kesalahpahaman dan menyampaikan informasi kepada semua anggota organisasi. Tugas pokok dan fungsi bidang humas ini antara lain : 1. Memberikan informasi tentang perkembangan organisasi yang cukup terhadap semua perangkat organisasi. 2. Team pembuka dalam mengadakan hubungan kerjasama dengan pihak lain. 3. Mengumpulkan informasi untuk kepentingan organisasi. 4. Menjalankan media sebagai bentuk pelayanan informasi interaktif dengan pihak lain. Bidang humas sendiri memiliki visi yang harus dicapai selama satu periode ini, visinya adalah lebih mendekatkan lagi anggota aktif yang masih di kampus baik dengan sesama anggota aktif yang masih di kampus maupun dengan anggota yang sudah tidak aktif di kampus (alumni). ...
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...Journal of Engineering, Computers & Applied Sciences (JEC&AS) ISSN No: 2319‐5606 Volume 2, No.6, June 2013 _________________________________________________________________________________ Automatic Biometric Student Attendance System: A Case Study Christian Service University College Dr Thomas Yeboah Dr Ing Edward Opoku-Mensah Mr Christopher Ayaaba Abilimi ABSTRACT In many tertiary institutions in Ghana such as Christian Service University the attendance of students is very important factor since it forms part of the students’ assessment and evaluation. It has therefore become imperative that proper measures should be put in place to ensure that no student signs for another. It has been observed that at Christian Service University College lecturers sometimes give the attendance book to students to sign without actually supervising them to see whether the right student is signing or making sure that no student signs for another. Moreover, if a lecturer wants to supervise the signing of the attendance book to make sure that the right student is signing and no student signs for a friend then the lecturer may end up by wasting a significant amount of the lecture period on the signing supervision. Furthermore, in the larger classes lecturers sometimes use their own ideology and principles to award the attendance...
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...Informal Assessments Diane Suzuki Western Governor’s University June 22, 2014 There are several ways to assess students in the c lassroom, these include Formal and Informal assessments. Every teacher needs methods to unders tand whether the students are grasping the concepts they are being taught. To determine this the teacher uses several types of assessments. In some cases, formal assessments are most beneficial in determining understanding and in other cases the teacher can use informal methods in understandi ng the students’ learning. Formal assessments are, according to the website education-portal.com, “are systematic, preplanned methods of testing students that are used to determine how well studen ts have learned the material that is being taught i n the classroom.” (Flanagan, D., Mascolo, J., Hardy-B raz, S., 12/2009, NP), They are standardized tests, essay exams, and final exams. While formal assessm ents show overall achievement in a subject or subjects, informal assessments are used to inform i nstruction, they help the teacher understand where changes in a lesson plan or instructional method mi ght need to occur to help student learning. (Weaver , Brenda, ND, NP) One form of Formal assessment are the standardized achievement tests given to students during the year. These assessments shows the stude nts’ developed skills or knowledge in particular subjects. They can be compared on a national...
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...Part A- Knowledge and understanding~ Almsost 60 years ago, a man by the name of James Lawson, became versed in the way of non-violence protest, after years of studying the peace methods of Mahatma Gandhi. Lawson decided to teach all he had learned from it to the black students of Fisk University in his non-violent protest workshops in a basement of an old church. These students, along with Lawson, wished to desegregate the extremely racist and heavily segregated town of Nashville, Tennesse. Nashville, was segregated to the point where the black and white community almost never made contact. The lunchrooms and water fountains were segregated, the restaurants and the down town shopping district was also segregated. Many of the studens, who had come from different parts of Americca, had never experienced such harsh and explicit racism as there was in Nashville....
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