The instructional simulation in the business environment and attitude towards entrepreneurship in improving oral communication in English

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This article is an empirical study to analyze the oral production in English by simulation as a teaching instructional strategy among college students of Business Management at the University Abat Oliba CEU. A design group pre-test and post-test in the overall assessment of oral expression variable is used. Quantitative data on progress and contribution to learning English with the simulation were collected in a questionnaire online. The results show how the instructional simulation and the use of new technologies are effective tools in the acquisition of language skills in English.

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Muñoz, E. P., Silvente, V. B., & Alcón, J. R. (2018). The instructional simulation in the business environment and attitude towards entrepreneurship in improving oral communication in English. Porta Linguarum, 2018(30), 149–163. https://doi.org/10.30827/digibug.54044

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