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A scenario-based program for developing English oral expression skills of secondary schoolers

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Type Article
Author El-Naggar, Bahaa Eldin El-Sayed. TEFL, Faculty of Education, Zagazig University.
Second author al-Hadi, Taher Mohammad. TEFL, Faculty of Education, Suez Canal University.
Pages pp. 159-174
Host Item Entry Journal of Research in Curriculum, Instruction and Educational Technology. Vol. 5, no. 2, April 2019
Electronic Location Full text (PDF)  PDF
Descriptors Instructional programs  -  Skill development  -  English  -  Speaking  -  Secondary school students
Language of document English
Country Egypt
The purpose of this study was to identify and develop some English oral expression skills for secondary school students using a scenario-based program (SBP) in order to investigate its effectiveness in developing their skills. The participants of the study were 30 EFL students from Al Zohour Secondary School for girls in Ismailia. The study design was quasi-experimental of one group pre-posttest. The study participants were taught the SBP which included eleven sessions developed and taught by the researcher. Data were obtained from applying an oral expression test that was administered pre and post applying the SBP. Data were then collected and analyzed statistically using t-test for paired samples, and the effect size (ES). The results of the oral expression skills test were fairly highly significant. This revealed that the developed SBP had a significantly positive effect on developing the English oral expression skills for secondary school students. (Published abstract)

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