Medical students' perceptions of presentations in ESP classes - Evgeni Stanchev

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Main Author: Stanchev, Evgeni
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Language:English
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contents <p>This peer-reviewed study explores medical students’ perceptions of presentations in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) classes at a Bulgarian medical university. Using a mixed-methods approach, it examines how presentation tasks support vocabulary acquisition, fluency, confidence, and oral communication while also considering anxiety and structural challenges. The findings suggest that student presentations are an effective pedagogical tool in Medical English teaching, especially when supported by peer feedback, rehearsal, and structured guidance.</p>
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spellingShingle Medical students' perceptions of presentations in ESP classes - Evgeni Stanchev
Stanchev, Evgeni
Medical English
ESP
Perception
Presentation
Oral Skills
Anxiety
<p>This peer-reviewed study explores medical students’ perceptions of presentations in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) classes at a Bulgarian medical university. Using a mixed-methods approach, it examines how presentation tasks support vocabulary acquisition, fluency, confidence, and oral communication while also considering anxiety and structural challenges. The findings suggest that student presentations are an effective pedagogical tool in Medical English teaching, especially when supported by peer feedback, rehearsal, and structured guidance.</p>
title Medical students' perceptions of presentations in ESP classes - Evgeni Stanchev
topic Medical English
ESP
Perception
Presentation
Oral Skills
Anxiety
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20080388