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The development of english language instructional model using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) for upper secondary students in secondary educational service area office 11
The development of english language instructional model using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) for upper secondary students in secondary educational service area office 11

The purposes of this research were to (1) study the needs of teachers and students in Secondary Education Service Area Office 11 in English instruction using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) and (2) to develop the model of English language instruction using mobile electronic devices (m-Learning) for Upper Secondary Students in Secondary Educational Service Area Office 11. The samples were 222 teachers and 394 students taken from Secondary Educational Service Area Office 11 using a Taro Yamane’s formula with the significant level of .05. The research procedure was divided into two phases. Phase one was the study of the needs of teachers and students in teaching and learning using mobile electronic devices two sets of questionnaires; one set for teachers and one set for students were used to collect data. A model of English instruction using mobile electronic devices was created in this phase. Phase two was the verification of the developed model by the experts. A verification form was used to collect data. Data were analyzed through mean and standard deviation. The research findings were as follows:

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The Lexical-Based EFL Learning Approach
The Lexical-Based EFL Learning Approach

English is now regarded as an important medium for international communication among people all around the world in politics education economics and tourism. Vocabulary is an important fundamental element for learning English. It is necessary for students to have lexical knowledge to develop their language proficiencies and communicative competence but Thai undergraduate students are not generally equipped with sufficient lexical items. The concepts and pedagogical implications of the lexical-based learning approach are proposed. It is hoped that this article will be highly beneficial to syllabus design and language instruction in the near future.

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