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English / Arabic code-switching as a language choice strategy by ELT teachers in Kuwait

[Abstract] 
Type Article
Document no. 12769
Author Dashti, Abdulmohsin A. English dept., the public authority for Applied Education & training, College of Basic education.
Pages pp.1-26
Host Item Entry مجلة العلوم التربوية. . ع. 3، يوليو 2008
Location The article is available at Shamaa Office
Descriptors English  -  Arabic  -  Language teachers  -  Kuwait
Language of document English
Country Egypt
This is a case study of CS as a language choice strategy by ELT teachers in the colleges of the Public Authority for Applied Education & training with a specific interest in identifying the reasons for this phenomenon. All staff members and part-timers in the department of English in PAAET in the first term (2005-2006) made up the population of the study. The total number of the staff members is 53. The number of part-timers for this specific term is 40. The total number is 93. A questionnaire was constructed and distributed to all staff members and part-timers. Based on the statistical results, the study showed that staff members claim to use English\Arabic code-switching with their students in and outside classrooms for a number of different reasons, mainly to clarify ambiguous lexical or structural items. The study also noticed that staff members deploy CS to motivate students to participate in class discussion. (Shamaa)

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Dashti, Abdulmohsin A.. (2008). English / Arabic code-switching as a language choice strategy by ELT teachers in Kuwait . مجلة العلوم التربوية. ع. 3، يوليو 2008. pp.1-26 Retrieved from search.shamaa.org