The current article describes the results of different research findings, that was established after implementation of “Just in Time” concept in language acquisition, collecting data from students about the effectiveness of the target concept and their insights of the “Just in Time” as a whole.Learnersin this research take English classes for specific purposes; the topics of the lessons are connected with the major they are focusing on.Annotationsof ESP teaching among the students showed that no specific instruction in language acquisition were given and there were more miscellaneous approach in teaching, without a corpus and clear description of what language element exactly should be focused on in ESP teaching, or what grammar is necessary to teach in order to use language in authentic world or what texts should be introduced for reading as the academic readings claimed time for analyzing and comprehending. The most important thing is how students are able to understand and obtain data using their cognitive skills, thus, it was difficult to fully explore the ability of theirs, identify their strength and weaknesses. As a result, in the teacher -student interaction, contribution of learners lacked and the outcomes were barely explored. These apprehensions directed the teachers to reflect a strategy which could encompass learners and helped them to participate time in the classroom activities and outside the classroom hours, therefore the time of the class might be better enhanced and the coherence better interpreted.
As an example, we can take students with the major of Hotel industry and tourism faculty. Not a secret that this sphere is significantly developed field of modern society, where the collaboration and negotiation play a huge role. Being Lingua Franca-the language of the world, demand for English language acquisition increases noticeably. The people of the target major are required to have English language proficiency. Tourism comes align with English language, due to its world-wide usage and being an official language almost in more than 70 countries of the world. On its turn, English language teachers are specifically needed with their experience, knowledge and teaching skills as well. Current article is to demonstrate the role of concepts in teaching ESP, selecting appropriate techniques for students to learn the language and be confident in using the language at their work places. Moreover, the article demonstrates the importance of cognitive skills of students for effective productive skills and receptive skills as well. In addition, in the article the theory of “Just-in-time” concept is described, in the process of teaching ESP students.
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