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Students studying at the English for Specific Purposes Department, Hanoi University practice self-study skills to help them successfully transition from a high school environment to a university environment where English is used as the language of instruction. In the first year, students are introduced to Study skills component to practice self-study skills to help them take control of their learning skills and learning. However, students' ownership of their knowledge still needs to be satisfactory. Therefore, the authors conducted research to learn about students' self-study inside and outside the classroom environment to help understand more about students' awareness, abilities, and self-study activities. The study uses survey questionnaires to explore the research problem. The results show that students know the benefits of self-study and that their English learning activities are rich and diverse, but independent learning in class needs to be demonstrated. From there, it is hoped that lecturers will have a more accurate view of students' self-study as well as help promote self-study for students through teaching activities as well as other suggestions for continuing students access English outside the classroom environment.
Biography
Ms. Ngô Thị Thu Trang
Hanoi University, Km9 Nguyễn Trãi Street, Nam Từ Liêm District, Hà Nội.
Email: trangntt@hanu.edu.vn
Contact number: 0914 886 299
Education: M.A., English language, Hanoi University
B.A., English language, Hanoi University
Ngô Thị Thu Trang is a lecturer at Hanoi University. Her primary responsibilities include teaching English skills and English for specific purposes, developing curriculum and materials, designing tests, test marking, conducting research in education and language learning. She has written numerous articles about language acquisition, learner autonomy, education and technology which have appeared in educational conferences and journals. She has 18 years of industry experience, making her a significant professional. Her dedication towards her work and her students has shown her efforts. Her commitment to excellence has engrained into her students and her work for professional development. Through her passion for research and her commitment to teaching, Trang defines what it means to teach at Hanoi University.