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    Đề tài: A study on techniques to improve note taking skill in listening class for 2nd English major student at Hai Phong Private University 


    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    PART I: INTRODUCTION . 8
    1. RATIONALE 12
    2. AIMS OF THE STUDY 12
    3. RESEARCH QUESTIONS 12
    4. SCOPE OF THE STUDY 12
    5. METHODS OF THE STUDY 12
    6. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY 13
    7. DESIGN OF THE STUDY . 13
    CHAPTER 1: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND . 14
    1. Listening 14
    1.1. Definition of Listening . 14
    1.2. Classification of listening 15
    2. The Role of Note Taking Skill in Listening . 18
    3. What to Note 19
    3.1. Main Ideas 19
    3.2. The Links . 20
    3.3. Non contextualized Information 20
    3.4. Verb Tenses 20
    3.5. How to Note 21
    3.5.1. Abbreviations and Symbols 21
    3.5.1.1. Abbreviations . 21
    3.5.1.2 Symbols . 25
    3.6. Note Arrangement 27
    3.6.1. Diagonal Layout 27
    3.6.2. Left-hand Margin 28
    3.7. Which Language Used In Notes . 29
    3.8. When to Note 30
    CHAPTER II: METHODS AND PROCEDURES . 32
    1. INTRODUCTION . 32
    2. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE SURVEY . 32
    3. SUBJECTS 32
    4. METHODOLOGY AND METHOD OF THE SURVEY 32
    4.1. Methodology . 32
    4.2. Method 33
    5. PROCEDURES 33
    CHAPTER 3: DATA ANALYSIS . 33
    1. ANALYZING FROM THE STUDENTS’ SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE 33
    1.1. Years of studying English . 33
    1.2. Students’ Attitude toward Listening Skill 34
    1.3. Students’ attitude toward how listening important to them 34
    1.4. Students’ Time Allocation for Self-Study 35
    1.5. Students using abbreviation and symbols instead of writing all
    in words . 35
    1.6. Students Using Diagrams in Their Notes 36
    1.7. Students’ Opinion about Rewrite Their Notes. 37
    1.8. Student’s Opinions on the Materials Supplied By the Teachers . 38
    2. ANALYZING FROM THE TEACHERS’ SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE . 38
    2.1. Teachers’ Opinions on Students’ Competence during Their
    First Two Years in the University. . 39
    2.2. Teachers’ Opinions on Students’ Common Difficulties in note
    taking skill in listening class. 39
    2.3. Teachers’ Opinions on the Materials Supplying To the Students . 41
    2.4. Teachers’ opinions on the ways to help students improve their note
    taking skill in listening class. . 41
    2.5. Teachers’ suggestions to the students to enhance their listening
    competence. . 41
    PART III: CONCLUSION . 43
    1. CONCLUSION 43
    2. SOME SUGGESTED TECHNIQUES 44
    2.1. USE SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS . 44
    2.2. USE CONCEPT MAPS AND DIAGRAMS . 45
    2.3. TAKING NOTES IN CLASS: A BRIEF SUMMARY 48
    2.3.1. Before the Lecture Begins . 50
    2.3.2. During the Lecture 50
    2.3.3. After the Lecture 51
    2.4. OTHER SUGGESTED TECHNIQUES ON TAKING NOTES 51
    2.4.1. The 2-6 52
    2.4.2. Split Page Method . 52
    2.4.3. Using Group Notes 52
    2.4.4. Secrets to Taking Better Notes . 52
    2.4.5. Noteworthy Notes . 53
    2.4.6. Attend Class 53
    2.4.7. Prepare for the lecture . 54
    2.4.8. Use Colors . 54
    3. Suggestions for Further Study 56
    REFERENCES 57
    APPENDIX 57
    STUDENTS’SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE 58
    APPENDIX 61
    TEACHERS’ SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE 61


    PART I: INTRODUCTION
    1. Rationale
    Listening, like playing chess, is a game of problem solving, evaluation,
    critical thinking, intuition and forecasting. Every game is different and each
    game is a challenge requiring listeners to unceasingly develop knowledge
    and experience. It is a disciplined study and the repeated practice of many
    techniques and skills that bring victory to the listener. Apart fro m basic
    requirements of language mastery and culture sensitivity, quite a few skills
    need acquiring for successful listening. One of them is note-taking skill.
    Like learners elsewhere in the world, Vietnamese learners encounter
    many difficulties in improving listening skill. During my English learning in
    the university especially in the field of learning listening skill in 2
    nd
    year, I
    myself found out that if Vietnamese can master listening skills, the English
    listening problems will be overcame.
    All the above reasons have inspired the writer to choose the subject ―A
    study on techniques to improve note taking skill in listening class for 2
    nd
    English major student at Hai Phong Private University‖ to do research.
    2. Aims of the Study
    The study has purposes as follows:
    - To find out the difficulties encountered by 2
    nd
    year English majors in
    improving note taking skill in listening class.
    - To suggest some techniques to improve 2
    nd
    year English majors’ note
    taking skill.
    3. Research Questions
    The study is conducted to answer the following questions:
    * What difficulties do HPU 2
    nd
    year English majors face in note taking in
    listening?
    * What methods should be used to help HPU English major students
    overcome their difficulties?
    4. Scope of the Study
    English listening is a big theme; however, because of the limited time
    and my knowledge, in this paper, the writer only focuses on note taking skill
    problems in listening faced by Vietnamese and some techniques for teaching
    English to solve these problems. The study limits itself at finding out the
    difficulties in learning listening skill of second year English majors.
    Moreover, the researcher concentrates on improving note taking skill in
    listening class accessed in the view of both students and lecturers.
    5. Methods of the Study
    The following methods are employed to collect data for the study:
    Quantities method (The survey questionnaires were designed with the participants
    of English teachers and major students at Hai Phong Private University.
    Direct observation and conversation
    The major source of data for the study was students’ survey questionnaire
    respondents while direct observation and conversation applied with an aim
    to get more information for any confirmation of the findings.
    6. Significance of the Study
    Although note taking has been one of the most common skills in
    listening, there are few studies on listening problems and factors affecting
    listening ability. This study is designed to investigate the 2
    nd
    year English
    major students’ difficulties and causes of those difficulties especially it is
    done by a HPU student of English so it can be more subjective and
    appropriate to the ELT situations in HPU.
    7. Design of the Study
    The study is divided into three parts:
    Part I: Introduction presents the rationales, aims, research questions, scope,
    method and design of the study.
    Part II: Development consists of three chapters
    Chapter 1: REVIEW OF LITERATURE - deals with the concepts including
    listening and note taking skill in listening class, types of listening, and the
    roles of note taking skill in listening class.
    Chapter 2: METHODS AND PROCEDURES - gives the situation
    analysis, subjects, and data collection instruments.
    Chapter 3: DATA ANALYSIS – shows the results of the survey and a
    comprehensive analysis on the data collected.
    Part III: Conclusion presenting an overview of the study, suggestions for
    further research and limitations of the study.
     
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