As students progress through school, they encounter more and more vocabulary--the number of words they need to know expands, as does the complexity of these words. A large portion of English words derive from Latin and Greek, so understanding of Latin and Greek morphemes can aid students\u27 knowledge and skills with English vocabulary. The researcher prepared mini-lessons to teach middle school students twelve morphemes from Latin and Greek that are the base of numerous English works. Students benefited from multiple forms of exposure to these morphemes and many activities to engage with vocabulary in a range of ways
The purpose of the study was to determine the effect on student performance and attitude toward high...
Whether or not having read Harry Potter affects a person’s knowledge of Latin and Greek roots is an ...
Vocabulary learning experience seems to be the most time consuming aspect of language learning. Lear...
The following material has been developed for classroom use with an advanced (400+ TOEFL) ESL class....
Greek and Latin Roots: Part II - Greek is part two of a two part series. This series examines the sy...
Academic vocabulary knowledge is central to reading and academic achievement. Largely based in the l...
Morphology “is the conventional system by which the smallest units of meaning, called morphemes (roo...
Few English instructors in Japan teach Latin roots as a means of expanding their students’ vocabular...
PLS is a newly developed language teaching method which predominantly applies imaginative and random...
Key words: etymology, vocabulary, learning, borrowings, students ABSTRACT Nowadays English is the ...
Abstract: This article shows that there are more words to be learned than can be directly taught in ...
Students need strategies to independently acquire new words. Teaching students to use word parts to ...
This action research study was conducted in 2012 at a private high school in Antalya, Turkey. The r...
This etymology-in-context textbook focuses on modern words, their ancient roots, and the ancient con...
Vocabulary instruction is an important part of literacy. This paper reports the results of a small p...
The purpose of the study was to determine the effect on student performance and attitude toward high...
Whether or not having read Harry Potter affects a person’s knowledge of Latin and Greek roots is an ...
Vocabulary learning experience seems to be the most time consuming aspect of language learning. Lear...
The following material has been developed for classroom use with an advanced (400+ TOEFL) ESL class....
Greek and Latin Roots: Part II - Greek is part two of a two part series. This series examines the sy...
Academic vocabulary knowledge is central to reading and academic achievement. Largely based in the l...
Morphology “is the conventional system by which the smallest units of meaning, called morphemes (roo...
Few English instructors in Japan teach Latin roots as a means of expanding their students’ vocabular...
PLS is a newly developed language teaching method which predominantly applies imaginative and random...
Key words: etymology, vocabulary, learning, borrowings, students ABSTRACT Nowadays English is the ...
Abstract: This article shows that there are more words to be learned than can be directly taught in ...
Students need strategies to independently acquire new words. Teaching students to use word parts to ...
This action research study was conducted in 2012 at a private high school in Antalya, Turkey. The r...
This etymology-in-context textbook focuses on modern words, their ancient roots, and the ancient con...
Vocabulary instruction is an important part of literacy. This paper reports the results of a small p...
The purpose of the study was to determine the effect on student performance and attitude toward high...
Whether or not having read Harry Potter affects a person’s knowledge of Latin and Greek roots is an ...
Vocabulary learning experience seems to be the most time consuming aspect of language learning. Lear...