The successful communication have to be rise by both of speaker
between native or non-native speakers. Because native speakers also need language training to understand the differences of language. In aviation aspect, communication is limited between air traffic controller (ATC) and pilot also. So it has own protocol, pronunciation and grammar. Such as between pilot and air traffic controller have some codes when they are take a conversation and It has a specific meaning. The further of the explanation, every L1 speakers have different way to express like greetings and closings. More 36% between pilot and ATC get misunderstanding because they cannot follow the required scripts. for example, in aviation English word hold means stop and colloquially means continue or maintain.But actually, being native speakers of English is not necessarily. Because non-native speaker could act well than native speaker. The conference forum It means that the ways when take presentation in a conferences. The aspect of it is include posters and papers. Those aspect could be explored in a research by individual or group. We used both of them because a part of student prefer to like by using paper when taking presentation. On the other hand, students prefer to by using poster in same condition. Kind of poster presentations need speakers to remain at their assigned location for a specified period of time, during they have opportunities to interact with and get feedback from attendees.Lacking the control gave by a conference presentation paper, poster presenters have to be good at reading the audience on many stages including interest in the research and the quantity and level of detail to provide. Move Model for paper CP introductions (based on Rowley Jolivetand Carter Thomas 2005a )
1. Meeting interpersonal aims: Establishing rapport and projecting a persona
Examples: Greeting Joking Offering personal anecdotes Making light - hearted remarks Thanking the audience for being present at a less than ideal time or expressing thanks to collaborators or those providing financial support.
2. Meeting discoursal aims: Preparing the audience
Examples: Presenting the topic in a light different from what was previously stated or written Enhancing the contribution of the research by using evaluative language to indicate novelty (possibly absent from the title or abstract) Indicating one s stance toward the topic (possibly absent from the title or abstract) Outlining the talk. Move B. Contextualizing the framework Situating the talk within the larger conference experience or research area Examples: Referring to other presentations/conference events or other acts of intertextuality
Alluding to previous work likely to be familiar to attendees (Literature
reviews, typical of research article introductions, are absent due to time constraints and the cognitive burden this would place on the listeners. The talk is situated by assuming shared knowledge.) Move C. Indicating the research rationale 1. Stating motivation Examples: Highlighting problems, gaps or counter claims Asserting relevance, centrality or need Establishing the continuation of previous work. 2. Responding to the motivators Examples: Raising questions Stating hypothesis Previewing results or solutions Outlining research goals.
Conference presentation is the most important for all ESP research.
Especially, for compare between speaking and writing in differences and similarities. The Conference Presentation
findings are relevant for all
presenters without to know of their L1. The proficiency in English may
contribute to successful CP or other speaking events. In global economy, native English will learn ways to provide agents in a different cultural and linguistic background for make understanding between them. Conclusions and Future Directions
In conclusion, the ESP speaking is an approach to teaching language.
ESP have aims to make researcher, instructor, material designer and curriculum are clear. So that, when spoken in English between native or nonnative have accuracy for effective in communication context.