Forschungsarbeit, 2008
28 Seiten, Note: A
Didaktik für das Fach Englisch - Pädagogik, Sprachwissenschaft
This research investigates the relevance of interlanguage studies in teaching English as a foreign language (EFL) at the tertiary level to Bengali-speaking students. The study aims to determine the extent to which analyzing learners' interlanguage can inform and improve EFL teaching practices.
The abstract provides a brief overview of the research, highlighting the study's objective and methodology. The introduction discusses the concept of interlanguage, its development, and its significance in EFL learning. It explores various perspectives on interlanguage and the factors that contribute to its formation.
The methodology chapter details the selection of participants, the instruments used for data collection, and the procedures employed in data analysis. The study involved two groups of tertiary level EFL learners: an experimental group whose instruction was informed by interlanguage analysis and a control group receiving traditional EFL instruction.
The presentation and interpretation of the findings chapter analyzes the data collected through various tests and error analysis, comparing the performance of the experimental and control groups. This section is crucial to understanding the research's findings and their implications for EFL teaching.
The discussion chapter explores the significance of the research findings, examining their contribution to the understanding of interlanguage and its relevance to EFL pedagogy. This chapter likely presents the researcher's interpretations and arguments based on the data analysis.
The conclusion, which is not included in the preview, likely summarizes the study's main findings, reiterates the research's significance, and suggests further avenues for research.
The main keywords and focus topics of the text are: interlanguage, EFL teaching, tertiary level, error analysis, learner language, linguistic development, teaching methodology, pedagogical implications, Bengali speaking learners.
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