2019
DOI: 10.5817/pedor2019-3-336
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Foreign Language Learning Experiences of Deaf and Severely Hard-of-Hearing Czech University Students

Abstract: Předkládaná studie popisuje kvalitativní výzkum, jehož cílem bylo získat vhled do zkušeností a názorů čtyř českých neslyšících či těžce sluchově postižených vysokoškolských studentů či absolventů s učením se anglickému jazyku. V rámci mezinárodního projektu byly se dvěma ženami a dvěma muži provedeny rozhovory, které poskytují osobní pohled na potřeby, problémy a preferované výukové a učební strategie studentů se ztrátou sluchu. Na základě deskriptivně-interpretační analýzy dat provedené dle principů kvalitati… Show more

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“…This last issue is paramount, as many D/d/hh students have, in the course of their past educational experience, become very dependent upon teachers, support workers and directed learning (see the results of Output 1, e.g. Sedláčková & Kontra, 2020;Csizér & Kontra, 2020). Alongside introducing learners to autonomous ways of learning, teachers should also pay attention to developing learners' study skills, as the undertaken research suggests.…”
Section: Goal Of the Bookletsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This last issue is paramount, as many D/d/hh students have, in the course of their past educational experience, become very dependent upon teachers, support workers and directed learning (see the results of Output 1, e.g. Sedláčková & Kontra, 2020;Csizér & Kontra, 2020). Alongside introducing learners to autonomous ways of learning, teachers should also pay attention to developing learners' study skills, as the undertaken research suggests.…”
Section: Goal Of the Bookletsmentioning
confidence: 99%