Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Higher Education Advances 2017
DOI: 10.4995/head17.2017.5452
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Use of webcasting and development of critical thinking skills

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“…For critical language skills, Liu et al (2014) stated the necessity of providing ESP students with critical thinking skills in their language learning since there is a limited number of studies on how language teaching can be applied into ESP. Poce et al (2017), carried out a research to help develop university students‖ argumentative and critical evaluation skills via webcasting. The findings showed the high impact of using webcasting activities in online classes via videos and guided discussions on students‖ critical thinking skills of prompted reasoning, elaboration of ideas as well as knowledge connections within language writing skills.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For critical language skills, Liu et al (2014) stated the necessity of providing ESP students with critical thinking skills in their language learning since there is a limited number of studies on how language teaching can be applied into ESP. Poce et al (2017), carried out a research to help develop university students‖ argumentative and critical evaluation skills via webcasting. The findings showed the high impact of using webcasting activities in online classes via videos and guided discussions on students‖ critical thinking skills of prompted reasoning, elaboration of ideas as well as knowledge connections within language writing skills.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For critical language skills, Liu et al (2014) state the necessity of providing EScP students with critical thinking skills in their language learning since there is a limited number of studies on how language teaching can be applied into EScP compared to the other fields in ESP. By Poce et al (2017), a research was carried out in order to help develop university students' argumentative skills and critical evaluation skills via webcasting. The findings showed the high impact of using webcasting activities in ESP online classes via videos and guided discussions on students' critical thinking skills of prompted reasoning, elaboration of ideas as well as knowledge connections within language writing skills.…”
Section: Internet Technology and Language Learning In Espmentioning
confidence: 99%