ESL VS. EFL: Let's Bridge the Gap!

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    1. ESL VS. EFL
      • Who Are ESL / EFL Learners?
      • How Are They Different?
      • How Can Technology Bridge the Gap between Them?
      • How Can Technology Improve Learning Quality in the EFL Environment?
      • Conclusion
    2. Who Is an EFL Learner? The English as a Foreign Language (EFL) learner is someone who is learning English Language in a country where English is not the official or the dominant language used by everybody.
    3. Who Is an ESL Learner? The English as a Second Language (ESL) learner is someone who is learning English in a country or area where English is the official or dominant language.
    4. How Are They Different?
      • Level of Exposure to the English Language.
      • Effort Exerted by ESL / EFL Learners.
      • Effort Exerted by ESL / EFL Instructors.
    5. How Can Technology Bridge the Gap Between Them?
        • Bringing the ESL Environment to EFL Learners:
          • Joining Communities of Practice, Such as Webheads
          • Vance’s Syllabus for Teaching Arabic.
          • My Experience
    6. How Can Technology Improve Learning Quality in an EFL Environment?
            • Using CMC Tools to Enforce Language Skills & Critical Thinking inside an EFL C-Lab:
              • Tapped In
              • Yahoo Messenger / Group Board
            • Different Ways of Using Web- blogs :
              • to Enforce Writing & Reading Skills.
              • To Enforce Independent Learning .
    7. Conclusion
      • Using computer mediated communication is essential for EFL learners since it can help students enforce their reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
      • CMC tools can help educators create independent, productive learners, instead of "Consumers or Followers".
      • Educators and officials in countries that use old-school teaching and learning methods must take the move, immediately, to change their systems, enforcing and supporting the use of CALL in their schools.

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