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نحو مزيد من التاكيد على الاصغاء الاستيعابي كضرورة للكفاءة الشفوية في المدارس الاعدادية في العراق == Towards More Emphasis on Aural Comprehension as a Prerequisite for Oral Proficiency at the Iraqi Secondary Schools

اسم المؤلف: خنساء جبار مرهون

اسم المشرف: جميل قاسم حميد

الموضوع العام: اللغات الاجنبية

السنة: 2015

الموضوع الدقيق: الانكليزية - اللغة

الدرجة: ماجستير

الجامعة: جامعة البصرة - كلية التربية للعلوم الانسانية - قسم اللغة الانكليزية

اللغة: الانكليزية

مكان الجامعة: البصرة

الصفحات الاولى:

المستخلص: Teaching listening comprehension plays a vital role in second language learning in which it is the basis for the future acquisition of other language skills : speaking , reading and writing. In spite of its significant role, listening skill has long been allocated slight attention in research, teaching, and assessment. The main goal of this investigation is to shed light on the effect of listening skill as a way to improve and achieve success in oral communication. The present study aims to investigate teachers' abilities in teaching listening skill through piloting three main instruments : First, by exploring teachers' productivity in teaching listening through conducting questionnaire for the teachers of English at the secondary stage in Basra governorate. Second , conducting teachers' questionnaire which was supported by the observation checklist so as to have a close look at the teachers' abilities in using the proper techniques for teaching listening skill. Third, as a supplementary instrument_ a focused interview was carried out with the supervisors of English in Basra Governorate concerning integration of teaching listening skill with teaching English in everyday classroom. Particularly, these supervisors have ample insights on teachers' efficiency in teaching listening skill through their continuing observations of the teachers of English throughout the whole academic year. The study consists of five chapters. Chapter one is an outline of the study; it tackles the problem, hypotheses, objectives, value, scope and procedures of the study. Chapter two comprises basic concepts concerning listening comprehension : importance, negligence, a historical overview of teaching listening, factors affecting listening skill, types of listening and the current situation of teaching listening in Iraq. Chapter three deals with the psychology of listening competence : cognitive processes and the strategies that can be used to enhance listening comprehension. Chapter four has two dimensions : the first dimension shows the research procedures followed to investigate teachers' abilities in teaching listening including the research instruments, sampling, validity, reliability, and the statistical means used in finding out the results of the study. The second one demonstrates the practical investigations and the analysis of the research instruments. Chapter five offers the conclusions of the study which are related to the theoretical and the practical parts accompanied with brief educational recommendations for teachers of English and the educational authority at the Ministry of Education. On the basis of the outcomes obtained from the teachers' questionnaire, the observation checklist and the focused interview with the supervisors of English, the study shows that most of the secondary teachers of English lack adequate knowledge, experience and time concerning teaching listening skill in the prescribed curricula. Besides, there is a significant difference between trained teachers and untrained teachers in teaching listening skill which shows the effect of training courses in increasing teachers' abilities in teaching English. Moreover, the research survey sheds light on the causes that contribute to teachers' inadequacy in teaching listening such as insufficient time for teaching listening, the necessity for special labs for teaching English and the inadequate use of the audio aids in teaching listening skill.

تمييز الصوت المؤثر والمتاثر والناتج في عملية التماثل في اللغة الانجليزية من قبل متعلميها الطلبة العراقيين في المستوى الجامعي المتقدم : دارسة سمعية == Recognition Of English Assimilatory, Assimilated And Resultant Sounds By Advanced Iraqi Learners : A Perceptual Study

اسم المؤلف: عذراء علي حسين اللامي

اسم المشرف: بلقيس عيسى كاطع الراشد

الموضوع العام: اللغات الاجنبية

السنة: 2015

الموضوع الدقيق: الانكليزية - اللغة

الدرجة: ماجستير

الجامعة: جامعة البصرة - كلية التربية للعلوم الانسانية - قسم اللغة الانكليزية

اللغة: الانكليزية

مكان الجامعة: البصرة

الصفحات الاولى:

المستخلص: يعرف التماثل بانه العملية التي يؤثر فيها صوت معين على الاصوات المجاورة له في كلمه اخرى. ويعد الكلام الاعتيادي في اللغة الانكليزية كسائر اللغات الاخرى مجرى مترابطا من الاصوات ومن دون اي فواصل بين كلمة واخرى ولهذا نجد بعض الاصوات تؤثر في الاصوات المجاورة لها كما هو في التماثل لذلك يعد الكلام المترابط والسريع في اللغة الانكليزية من المشاكل كثيرة الشيوع التي يعاني منها متعلمو هذه اللغة وفي مراحل متقدمة من دراستهم للغة الانكليزية بوصفها لغة اجنبيه وللتحقق من هذه المشكلة اجريت هذه الدراسة لغرض استقصاء وعي الطلبة العراقيين في المستوى الجامعي في تمييز التماثل بوصفه ظاهره تحدث في الكلام السريع في اللغة الانكليزية ولا سيما لتقصي قابليتهم في تمييز الاصوات الثلاثة المتطلبة في عملية التماثل وهي الصوت المؤثر والمتاثر والناتج لانها عادة تدرس باستعمال الكلام الواضح والبطيء للغة الانكليزية.تقسم هذه الدراسة الى جزئيين رئيسين وهما الجانب النظري الذي يضم مشكلة البحث واهدافه وحدوده والمسائل المتعلقة بالتماثل مع عرض لبعض الدراسات المرتبطة بهذا الموضوع, على حين ضم الجانب العملي تجربة البحث والتحليل الاحصائي والنتائج التي توصلت اليها الباحثة . وقد اشارت النتائج الى ان نسبة تمييز الطلبة للصوت الناتج من عملية التماثل تفوق نسبة تمييزهم للصوتين المؤثر والمتاثر فضلا عن قدرة االطلبه على تمييز الاصوات الثلاثة في العبارات القصيرة بصوره اسهل مما هو عليه في العبارات الطويلة وقد ازدادت قدرة تمييزهم لتلك الاصوات في العبارات المالوفة وفي ضوء تلك النتائج اثبتت الفرضيات الثلاث للدراسة ، وانتهت الدراسة ببعض التوصيات والمقترحات لدراسات اخرى. | Assimilation usually refers to contextual variability of speech sounds which is said to be caused by the influence of one sound upon another. Casual spoken English, like any language is a continuous stream of sounds without a clear cut of boundaries between words and this causes some segments to have a strong effect on the other ones which are close to them as in the case of assimilation. Thus , ordinary English speech rate seems to be very fast for non - native English learners who often suffer from this even at an advanced level. For that reason they must be made very clearly aware of the problem of assimilation that they meet in listening to colloquial English connected speech. Hence, Iraqi learners of English in general seem to have difficulty in perceiving assimilation and in order to validate this view the current study was conducted. The present study investigates the subjects' awareness of this aspect of English casual speech since they are usually taught by using slow careful educational speech. This study attempts to check the ability of advanced Iraqi learners in recognizing the assimilatory ,the assimilated ,and the resultant sounds; these three sounds are involved in the process of English assimilation. It is divided into two main parts : the theoretical part presents the preliminaries of the study, the issues related to assimilation, and a review of the related studies. The practical part, on the other hand, illustrates the experimentation conducted, the statistical analysis carried out , and most importantly the conclusions of the study. The results of the study showed that the subjects recognized the resultant sound better than the other two sounds, and this is because of the subjects' reliance on their perception rather than their dependence on the visual form. Moreover , they recognized the three sounds involved in the process of assimilation in short phrases better than in long phrases . This suggests that they easily perceive the short phrases , and finally their ability of recognition increases when the expressions were familiar to them. The results of the statistical analysis provided a strong confirmation for the three hypotheses presented in chapter one