Titlebook: English Education in Oman; Current Scenarios an Rahma Al-Mahrooqi,Christopher Denman Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 educ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-3377-9 and can create supportive group work situations by encouraging learners to interact with their peers. This chapter offers examples of some of the ways in which tasks can be employed to accommodate Omani higher education learners’ multiple identities and differences in the process of learning a second or foreign language.

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Developing Texts that Match Readers’ Abilities in the Sciences: Seeking an Appropriate Instructionalt population and a feedback form given to teachers who used the piloted units. The chapter concludes with a discussion about some of the most important issues of text development that arose from this project.

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Teachers Doing Research with Their Own Students: A Blessing or a Curse?se people conduct their work. These recommendations are offered as guidelines for instructors who conduct research with their own students and also seek to encourage researchers to explicitly acknowledge some of the issues associated with asymmetrical power relationships in the classroom.

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Remediation in College: Some Preliminary Considerations for Establishing Support Schemes for Omani Acs, and IT. This paper looks at some preliminary concepts and concerns which could be beneficial to Omani colleges seeking to set up support, or remedial, programs, and structures, before discussing the ways in which such programs can have a positive impact on students who may otherwise not complete their studies.

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Readiness for Autonomy Among EFL Students in Omanng process and that, as a result, they display low levels of autonomy and little inclination toward developing as autonomous learners. The reasons for this situation within Oman are explored before ways in which greater autonomy can be encouraged in learners are explored.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12558-6d student reading abilities by adapting texts to match those abilities and building on them in ways that are grounded in L1 and L2 research. It begins with a description of the context in which the materials have been developed and the problems encountered by learners and teachers that initially mot