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Japanese and Other Language Teaching & Learning College & University Education Research-Oriented Short Presentation

Students’ Initial Level of Vocabulary & Their CLIL Course Test Performances

Sat, Nov 13, 14:05-14:30 Asia/Tokyo

Location: Room 14

The present study compares CLIL course vocabulary test performances of Japanese EFL university students with a higher initial level of vocabulary to those with a lower one. The findings showed that students who knew the most frequent 4,000 word families of English scored high on all the tests; however, those with less vocabulary knowledge did not reveal straightforward tendencies. The presenter will explain possible factors which led to these results.

  • Satomi FUJII

    Interested in: classroom interactions, vocabulary teaching/learning, language testing, language policy, psycholinguistics, psychology, conversation analysis, etc.