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This document summarizes a study on how a student's perception of an instructor is impacted by the instructor's command of English. The study involved interviews with students who had both ESL and EFL instructors, as well as observations of ESL and EFL classrooms. Key findings included students being less accepting, knowledgeable of cultural backgrounds, and likely to participate in ESL classrooms. Students also displayed more impatience and media distractions in ESL classrooms compared to EFL classrooms. The study suggests making students more culturally aware to improve their perceptions of ESL instructors.
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These special group of learners have been advocated in the use of programs and having of the special class apart from the general classes. The educators still need learners culture influences and the experience these people have when it comes to formal education. Most cases the best program to include is the use of PD which will help to get attention on their backgrounds, needs, and strength.
The best thing which may come up with the conditions is more engagement of the teachers and the students. The teacher n.
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Eslefl project hollymnel
- 6. Participant Observation: 6 total. 3 from ESL site and 3 from EFL site. Wrote in a journal every 5 minutes. Didn't get caught!
- 7. The ESL site took place outside of SJSU.
- 8. 1 Interviewee emphasized lack of command.
- 9. Other interview emphasized lack of interest.
- 10. Map!
- 12. ESL site was supposed to meet on campus and off campus, which I thought would yield interesting results.
- 13. Lack of data for student perceptions, but a lot on teacher perceptions.
- 14. A lot of data on student ESL challenges as well.
- 16. There is a lack of cultural knowledge in ESL classroom. Even when ESL instructor shared experiences, there was a lack of interest.
- 17. Interesting: Lack of respect in ESL classroom was overwhelming.
- 18. Interesting: The instructor must have been aware of this, because she had 1 on 1's with us. Few things were changed.
- 20. Increase in lack of participation in ESL vs. EFL
- 22. When interviewing, students seemed defeated.
- 25. More studies on student perceptions.
- 26. Having an assistant for ESL instructors to help organize classroom.
- 27. Implementing programs that close the cultural gap.