2020
DOI: 10.22190/jtesap2001043s
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Webquest as Technology of Differentiated Esp Instruction at University Level

Abstract: The current study aims to find out teachers’ attitudes to the WebQuest learning and analyze the specifics of WebQuests and possibilities of their use in differentiated ESP instruction of information technology (IT) students. A qualitative type of research was used. The participants of the study were 31 ESP teachers (28 females and 3 males) of the Department of English for Engineering of National Technical University of Ukraine “Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute”. The ESP teachers participated in the stu… Show more

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“…The students have to be self-directed, active and autonomous when it comes to searching for information before referring to the instructor who acts as the facilitator. This solves the problem of over-dependence on the instructors to deliver knowledge and to identify problems (Synekop, 2020). It has been proven that the students improved their self-esteem and self-confidence by taking part in a more participative course.…”
Section: What Is Webquest?mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…The students have to be self-directed, active and autonomous when it comes to searching for information before referring to the instructor who acts as the facilitator. This solves the problem of over-dependence on the instructors to deliver knowledge and to identify problems (Synekop, 2020). It has been proven that the students improved their self-esteem and self-confidence by taking part in a more participative course.…”
Section: What Is Webquest?mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Researchers claim that the WebQuest technology, as an interactive method, can be successfully implemented in the field of teaching foreign languages. They believe that after the implementation of WebQuest and other learning methods such as collaborative projects, problem-based classrooms or flipped classrooms in the field of language acquisition, the learners' language competency performance will be significantly improved (Awada & Dihab, 2018;Berezova et al, 2018;Adanan et al, 2020;Synekop, 2020). Awada and Dihab (2018) investigated student's academic writing performance after integrating Student Team Achievement Division (STAD) and WebQuest into their learning process.…”
Section: What Is Webquest?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It should be acknowledged that reflection practices are gaining momentum in various aspects of contemporary foreign language teaching (Fakazli & Gönen, 2017;Pham, 2022;Salih & Omar, 2022;Susanti, 2023;Synekop, 2020), as well as in teachers' professional development (Ardi, Widyaningsih & Widiati, 2023;Dayal & Alpana, 2020;Dumlao & Pinatacan, 2019;Fraser, Wotring, Green & Eady, 2022;Ningsih & Lengkanawati, 2023;Nuraeni & Heryatun, 2021), and medical staff training (Olmos-Ochoa et al, 2021). These practices are gradually being adopted by translation and interpretation training as well.…”
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“…Nevertheless, due to its distinctive features, learners have met obstacles in memorizing and understanding legal terminology. Synekop (2020) denotes that an effective way to enhance positive changes in learning ESP vocabulary is to take into consideration the students' differentiation in English language proficiency and learning styles as well as to utilize digital tools in the learning process. In such situation, it is assumed that utilizing Quizlet application in particular is considered to be one of the most appropriate measures to effectively support learners in acquiring legal English vocabulary.…”
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confidence: 99%