Spoken English proficiency and academic performance: is there a relationship and if so, how do we teach?

Gordon Brooks; Moya Adams

Spoken English proficiency and academic performance: is there a relationship and if so, how do we teach?

Gordon Brooks, Moya Adams

Department of Management

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Abstract

From a viewpoint of seeking ways to assist International students to attain their academic potential, the English usage of a group of first year students was examined and parallels found with academic performance. The implications for universities and teachers are discussed and possible teaching strategies proposed. It is acknowledged that the data did not permit a causal relationship to be concluded.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Celebrating teaching at Macquarie
Place of Publication	North Ryde, NSW
Publisher	Macquarie University
ISBN (Print)	1864087935
Publication status	Published - 2002
Event	Celebrating Teaching at Macquarie - Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia Duration: 28 Nov 2002 → 29 Nov 2002

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Conference	Celebrating Teaching at Macquarie
City	Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia
Period	28/11/02 → 29/11/02

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Keywords

English language proficiency
student learning

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Spoken English proficiency and academic performance: is there a relationship and if so, how do we teach?

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