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    The document provides instructions for writing a reaction paper in response to an academic research paper comparing the effects of native and non-native English speaking teachers on students' English proficiency and perceptions. Students are asked to write a reaction paper of no more than 250 words summarizing the main ideas of the research paper, providing their personal thoughts on implications for their future career as English teachers, and drawing a conclusion on whether they support the author's position, citing sources if needed. The reaction paper should have four parts: introduction, body, conclusion, and citations/sources.

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    The document provides instructions for writing a reaction paper in response to an academic research paper comparing the effects of native and non-native English speaking teachers on students' English proficiency and perceptions. Students are asked to write a reaction paper of no more than 250 words summarizing the main ideas of the research paper, providing their personal thoughts on implications for their future career as English teachers, and drawing a conclusion on whether they support the author's position, citing sources if needed. The reaction paper should have four parts: introduction, body, conclusion, and citations/sources.

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    Instructions Eng 101

    Uploaded by

    Rafael Oñate
    The document provides instructions for writing a reaction paper in response to an academic research paper comparing the effects of native and non-native English speaking teachers on students' English proficiency and perceptions. Students are asked to write a reaction paper of no more than 250 words summarizing the main ideas of the research paper, providing their personal thoughts on implications for their future career as English teachers, and drawing a conclusion on whether they support the author's position, citing sources if needed. The reaction paper should have four parts: introduction, body, conclusion, and citations/sources.

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    1.

    Read
    the academic paper:  An Observational Study on the Effects of Native English-Speaking
    Teachers and Non-Native English-Speaking Teachers on Students' English Proficiency
    and Perceptions by following the link.

    2. Write your reaction paper in not more than 250


    words. The reaction paper must contain the following parts:

    I.    Introduction (write down the main ideas and


    highlight the main points of the paper)

    II.   Body  (your personal thoughts on the subject including its implications to your future career as
    English Language Teachers.  Focus on a main problem or address all of them and describe your
    opinion.
    Explain how the material can relate to your context.)

    III.   Conclusion (make conclusions whether you support


    the author or not, support your stand. Back your statements with sources, if
    needed)

    IV.   Citation/Sources, if any

    Note: Submit your output in word doc format

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