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Book Title

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“Pedagogical Practices and Psychological Influences on the Development of English-Speaking Skills in University Learners” Based on the Thesis Written by Jesús Romero-Argueta, Universidad de Oriente, El Salvador, 2025.

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introduction of the book

Explores how teaching and emotions shape assessment.

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BOOK OVERVIEW/SUMMARY

Shows link between methods, motivation, and learning outcomes.

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AUTHOR CONTEXT

Romero-Argueta, professor at Universidad de Oriente, El Salvador.

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English learners still struggle with fear and grades pressure.

CONNECTION TO TODAY

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THESIS STATEMENT

True assessment must blend pedagogy and psychology.

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ARGUMENT 1:

Effective teaching improves assessment results.

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EVIDENCE

Active strategies boost confidence (p. 874).

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explanation of evidence

When students speak and interact, they learn and perform better.

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Pedagogical methods make learning meaningful.

CONCLUDING ARGUMENT

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ARGUMENT 2

Psychological support reduces test anxiety.

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EVIDENCE

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Less fear → better focus and self-expression. Relaxed student

EXPLANATION OF THE EVIDENCE

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CONCLUDING ARGUMENT

Assessment must care for minds and skills alike.

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COUNTER ARGUMENT

Teachers lack time or training for emotional focus.

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PERSONAL REFELCTION

I’ve seen anxiety limit classmates’ English progress.

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REAL WORLD IMPLICATIONS

Supportive assessment builds confident communicators.

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FINAL THOUGHT

We assess to help, not to judge.

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Thanks!

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