2016
DOI: 10.5296/elr.v2i2.10192
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Harvard Business School (HBS) Case Method to Teaching English for Business Communication

Abstract: The present research investigated the effectiveness of Harvard Business School (HBS) case method to teaching English for Business Communication in an EFL context. The HBS case method is a commonly-used approach in the field of business and management to prepare MBA students for the challenges of leadership. In contrast, in the field of English language teaching, task-based learning (TBL) focuses on doing meaningful tasks using the target language. The definitions of tasks and the rationale of TBL are first dis… Show more

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“…The given scientific research involves the analysis of theoretical material concerning the methods of teaching foreign languages for special purposes and their effectiveness. The results of scientific literature analysis have shown that the most widely used methods in teaching foreign language in modern educational practice can be identified as: the method of project [11,12], case studies [13,14], ICT [15][16][17][18][19], brainstorming [20,21], the role-playing method [22,23], tandem [24,25], extensive reading [26], the method of podcasts [27,28], the associative method [29,30] training in collaboration or cooperative learning, collaborative learning [31,32], sliding [33], the method of contrastive linguistics [34], discussions [35], dilemma [36], jigsaw reading [37], the method of theatre production [38], SCRUM [39], round table [40], peer review [41,42] mnemonics [43,44], the grammar-translation method [45], the direct method [45], the method of reading [45], the audio-lingual method [46], Dr. West's flipped learning or lipped classroom [47,48]; content and language integrated learning (CLIL) …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The given scientific research involves the analysis of theoretical material concerning the methods of teaching foreign languages for special purposes and their effectiveness. The results of scientific literature analysis have shown that the most widely used methods in teaching foreign language in modern educational practice can be identified as: the method of project [11,12], case studies [13,14], ICT [15][16][17][18][19], brainstorming [20,21], the role-playing method [22,23], tandem [24,25], extensive reading [26], the method of podcasts [27,28], the associative method [29,30] training in collaboration or cooperative learning, collaborative learning [31,32], sliding [33], the method of contrastive linguistics [34], discussions [35], dilemma [36], jigsaw reading [37], the method of theatre production [38], SCRUM [39], round table [40], peer review [41,42] mnemonics [43,44], the grammar-translation method [45], the direct method [45], the method of reading [45], the audio-lingual method [46], Dr. West's flipped learning or lipped classroom [47,48]; content and language integrated learning (CLIL) …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Classroom dialogue, questions and answers, the role of the play and the final voluntary display are with students as the main body in the classroom activities at the same time, and fully exercise the students' spoken language can improve the practical oral application ability [8]. Teachers in the whole process only give the task to guide students from the performance of the study and the performance of the students give guidance, comments and praise to encourage.…”
Section: Action-oriented Teaching Methods In the Classroommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Students play the role, in which one is the job seeker and the other is the consultant [8]. If the content of the understanding is not comprehensive enough in the view of the students, teachers can give some guidance, such as given some reference points, as shown in the following Table 1.…”
Section: The Application Of Action-oriented Teaching In Business Oralmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The case-herd method allows, along with the study of a foreign language, to form students' initial skills in entrepreneurship and business administration [34]. Quite rightly, W. Hsu argues that the case method at Harvard Business School is widely used to train students for modern business and management challenges [35]. We share the opinion of T. Brattseva, P. Kovalev that the analysis and solution of cases encourages students to be more creative, communicable and decisive.…”
Section: Motivational-value Cognitive-activity Personal-reflexivementioning
confidence: 95%