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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Teaching oral communicative skills to trainee interpreters at the University of Hanoi

Nga, Dang Thi, n/a January 1986 (has links)
At present, there is a great demand for qualified interpreters in Vietnam, but the oral proficiency of the trainee interpreters graduating from the University of Hanoi is far from being satisfactory. This Field Study is an attempt to search for appropriate ways to improve the oral proficiency of final year interpreters at Hanoi University. As any language teacher's work is determined consciously and unconsciously by his/her view of language and language learning, the effective teaching of oral communicative skills requires a good understanding of the nature of language, communication and its process of learning. This field study attempts to review the major theories of language and language learning and their implications for language teaching; and tentatively suggests some guidelines for syllabus design, classroom procedures, and techniques for teaching oral communication skills for final year trainee interpreters at Hanoi University in the light of new developments in these theories of language teaching.
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L'enseignement supérieur en Indochine (1902-1945) / Higher education in Indochina (1902-1945)

Hoang, Van tuan 05 September 2016 (has links)
Titre : L’enseignement supérieur en Indochine (1902-1945) Mots clefs : Enseignement, Enseignement supérieur, université indochinoise, université de Hanoi, Ecoles supérieures, Vietnam, Indochine. Résume : L’enseignement supérieur en Indochine à l’époque coloniale française fut marqué notamment par la création de l’Ecole de Médecine de Hanoi en 1902, puis par la création d’une université indochinoise en 1906 qui était une mesure. Cette décision fut avant tout politique, ce fut celle de Paul Beau pour faire à face aux changements en Extrême-Orient et aux exigences du peuple indigène. A partir de la réforme d’Albert Sarraut en 1917, l’enseignement supérieur devint une partie officielle du système de l’enseignement en Indochine. L’université indochinoise fut réorganisée et plusieurs écoles supérieures furent créées et formèrent à presque tous les domaines nécessaires au développement du pays : la médecine, le droit, les beaux-arts, le commerce, l’agriculture et la sylviculture, les travaux publics et la pédagogie. Jusqu’en 1945, le système d’enseignement supérieur en Indochine fut très complet et très bien organisé et Hanoi devint un centre éducatif dans tout l’empire colonial français. L’université indochinoise, bien que comportant des limites quant à la quantité et la qualité des enseignements propos, a participé au développement des pays de la péninsule indochinoise, pendant la période coloniale et après l’indépendance des trois pays. Elle était la seule université consacrée aux étudiants indigènes dans tout l’empire colonial français. L’université indochinoise est considérée comme une des plus importantes œuvres du colonialisme français en Indochine. / Title : Higher education in Indochina (1902-1945) Keywords: Education, higher education, Indochinese university, university of Hanoi, colleges, Vietnam, Indochina. Abstract : The higher education in Indochina in the French colonial period was highlighted by the creation of the School of Medecine of Hanoi in 1902 and by the creation of an Indochinese university in 1906. It was a temporary mesure as well as a political. Paul Beau created the Indochinese university in response to changing situation in the Far East and to match the requirement of indigenous people. From Albert Sarraut’s reform in 1917 onward, the higher education became an official part of the system of education in Indochina. The Indochinese university was reorganized and several colleges were created and trained people in almost every domains to meet the development of the country: the medicine, the law, the fine arts, the business, the agriculture and the forestry, the public works and the pedagogy. Until 1945, the system of higher education in Indochina was very well organized and offered a rather complete. Hanoi became an educational center in the whole French colonial empire. The Indochinese university, despite its limits about the quantity and the quality of lessons proposed, participated in the development of the Indochinese peninsula’s countries, during the colonial era and after independence the three countries. It was the only university dedicated to the native students in all the French colonial empire. The Indochinese university is considered as one of the most important works of the French colonialism in Indochina.

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