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Difficulties in teaching the Iraqi opportunities in Salladdin Governorate

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Type Article
Author al-Mawla, Saleem Ibraheem. General Directorate of Education, Salladdin; Supervision Department, English Supervision.
Second author Al-Azzawi, Istabraq Tariq. Department of English, College of Education, University of Tikrit.
Pages pp. 1-34
Host Item Entry Journal of Tikrit University for the Humanities. Vol. 18, no. 3, May 2011
Electronic Location Full text (PDF)  PDF
Descriptors Barriers  -  Educational practices  -  Saladdin (Iraq: Governorate)
Language of document English
Country Iraq
Despite the widespread adoption of communicative language teaching in English second language countries, it has generally been difficult. The teachers' understanding of the communicative teaching is the central to its success. Therefore, this study is designed investigate the difficulties that are faced by the English language teachers in teaching the Iraqi Opportunities textbook by using the communicative approach at Salladdin Governorate. In addition to the reasons of these difficulties which the English language teachers encounter in the implementation of Communicative Language Teaching practices in the classroom. Furthermore, the study tackles the suggestions which are going to improve the teaching of the Iraqi opportunities in Salladdin Governorate. A questionnaire is distributed among the teachers who teach the Iraqi Opportunities by using the communicative approach in the intermediate schools at this governorate. (Published abstract)

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al-Mawla, Saleem Ibraheem. (2011). Difficulties in teaching the Iraqi opportunities in Salladdin Governorate . Journal of Tikrit University for the Humanities. Vol. 18, no. 3, May 2011. pp. 1-34 Retrieved from search.shamaa.org