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Category: Linguistic Coding Differences Hypothesis

EFL ESL Teachers / Professionals, ESL EFL Students, Language Learning Difficulties, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Linguistic Coding Differences Hypothesis, Second Language Learning, Second Language Learning Difficulties, Struggling Students

Are First Language Difficulties Causing Second Language Learning Struggles?

If a student seems to be having difficulties with their English language studies, you may have to investigate the cause in order to provide a solution. Check whether your students had difficulties acquiring any of the language skills in their L1 and if they still have difficulties.

September 2, 2020January 8, 2021EFL ESL Teachers, Foreign Language Learning, Language Learning Difficulties, Linguistic Coding Differences Hypothesis, Struggling Students, TEFL, TESLLeave a comment
EFL ESL Teachers / Professionals, ESL EFL Students, Foreign Language Learning Difficulties, Language Learning Difficulties, Language Theories, Learning Disabilties / Disorders, Linguistic Coding Differences Hypothesis, Second Language Learning, Second Language Learning Difficulties

Struggling Students? Four Little-Known Theories Explain Why

There are always a number of students in foreign language classes that can't seem to keep up with the pace of the other students. The following four theories may help teachers pinpoint the root of their ESL / EFL students' difficulties.

August 31, 2020March 14, 2021English, English Language Learning, Language, Language Learning Difficulties, Struggling Students, Teaching English, TEFL, TESLLeave a comment

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