2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2011.04.183
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Usage of Non-routine Problem Solving Strategies: Semi-Structured Interviews with First Grade Students

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“…It is essential for the teachers to have social and psychological distance to create comfortable language learning 18 , 19 . In addition, the use of non routine activities is able to enhance the students' interest in language learning 20 . The students with the negative point of view toward English and no interest to English subject make the teachers difficult to make the students involve in the class; so it is important for the teachers to create the strategies that are able to make the students easier and having more fun in learning in order to change their negative mindset.…”
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“…It is essential for the teachers to have social and psychological distance to create comfortable language learning 18 , 19 . In addition, the use of non routine activities is able to enhance the students' interest in language learning 20 . The students with the negative point of view toward English and no interest to English subject make the teachers difficult to make the students involve in the class; so it is important for the teachers to create the strategies that are able to make the students easier and having more fun in learning in order to change their negative mindset.…”
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confidence: 99%