The Attitudes of the English Majors of the Englis Department of An-Najah National University,Toward Learning English as a Foreign Language |
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Ahd Adel Abu A'msheh The Attitudes of the English Majors of the English Department of Toward Learning English as a Foreign Language By Ahd Adel Abu A'msheh Supervisor Dr. Mohammed S. Amleh Dr. Odeh Juma'h Odeh 1998 The population of the study was the English majors of the Department of English during the academic year 1996-1997, at The researcher used a questionnaire developed by Rita Sadeq (1986), consisting of 41 questions. The copies of the questionnaire were distributed to the students and collected by hand after the students had given their responses. The rate of the returned copies was 94.4%. To convert the responses to a numerical value, a Likert scale of five options was used A reliability equation due to time was used to test the reliability of the instrument and gave a value of 0.89. The results of this study were as follows: The means of the males’ attitudes toward English as a medium of communication, knowledge, self-improvement and self-image were higher than those of the females. And the means of the females’ attitudes to English as a medium of social prestige and toward the external and internal factors that influence these attitudes were higher than those of the attitude of the males. And the mean of the village students’ attitude toward English as a medium of communication was higher than that of the attitude of camp and city. |
Saturday, January 9, 2010
The Attitudes of the English Majors of the Englis Department of An-Najah National University,Toward Learning English as a Foreign Language
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