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An Evaluation of Second Year An Evaluation of Second Year University Students’ Attitudes & University Students’ Attitudes & Perceptions of the Public Perceptions of the Public Speaking Course Speaking Course A pilot srtudy 1 Abdeslam Badre - Rabat College of Education (December 2004)
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An Evaluation of Second An Evaluation of Second Year University Students’ Year University Students’ Attitudes & Perceptions of Attitudes & Perceptions of the Public Speaking Coursethe Public Speaking Course
A pilot srtudy
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Education (December 2004)
IntroductionIntroduction
Statement of the problemRationale of the studyObjectives of the study
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Research questionsResearch questions
What are second year university students’ beliefs toward the PSC?
What are the underlying characteristics of the course’ syllabus?
What are the most serious problems students face in this course?
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The research methodologyThe research methodology
The research design.
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The sampleThe sample
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The research methedologyThe research methedology
Research design.Sample of the research.Research instrument.Statistical analysis.
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Presentation of the resultsPresentation of the results
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students’ attitudes towards students’ attitudes towards the coursethe course
Very inters Interes Not interest Not interes at all
How interesting the course 3 24 2 1
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How motivating is the How motivating is the coursecourse
Highly motv motiv Not motv boring Total
How motivating 5 20 5 0 30
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The course’s importance in The course’s importance in relation to other coursesrelation to other courses
9 30,0 30,0 30,0
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ValidFrequency Percent Valid Percent
CumulativePercent
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The course’s underlying The course’s underlying characteristicscharacteristics
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2- How often does you teacher focus on the following lessons?
Lessons Always
Often Rarely
Never
Total
Phonetic transcription 6 7 12 5 30
Pronunciation 7 12 8 3 30
Phrasal verbs 3 6 14 7 30
Conversation strategies (how to open a conversation & how to get a turn...) 5 15 4 5 30
Language use & usage ( what appropriate forms to use, when, how & to whom) 6 13 7 4 30
Language function (express a request, an agreement, an order, or to apologize) 8 10 7 5 30
Issues for discussion 9 13 3 5 3012
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How often does your teacher make use of the following activities?
Activities Always Often Rarely Never
total
Reading aloud 2 6 14 8 30
Dictation 5 11 4 10 30
Presentations 12 7 8 3 30
Working on speech sounds, proverbs, idioms 1 9 13 7 30
Oral comment on a given text, picture, or a celebrity .... 3 5 7 14 30
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How often does your teacher make use of the following materials?
Materials Always Often Rarely Never total
Chalk & talk 9 13 6 2 30
Hand-outs 12 7 5 6 30
Visual aids (Pictures or other objects) 0 2 6 22 30
Audio-tape 0 1 2 27 30
Television 0 0 7 23 30
Overhead projecture 0 0 0 30 30
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Th students’ most Th students’ most problematic issuesproblematic issues
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When you intend to participate in the class discussions what are the most serious problems you face?
Problems Most serious Serious Not serious Easy Total
Vocabulary 7 5 14 4 30
Prononciation 3 4 14 9 30
Background or General knowledge 3 17 8 2 30
Feeling of shyness or hesitation 8 12 7 3 30
Fear of being laughed at by your classmates 6 8 9 7 30
The teacher’s behaviors or reactions 5 4 14 7 30
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Discussion Discussion &&
implimentation implimentation
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Done by :Done by :
Abdeslam BADRE
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Thank you for your attentionThank you for your attention
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