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DJEFAFLIA, Khamsa |
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2019-02-24T10:14:34Z |
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2019-02-24T10:14:34Z |
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2018-06 |
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http://dspace.univ-guelma.dz:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/2499 |
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The current work endeavors to explore teachers and students’ attitudes towards reading, critical
thinking skill, and more importantly, towards developing critical thinking skill through reading
at the departments of letters and English Language at Guelma University. English language
students are facing different obstacles that may hinder their learning process and development.
One of those problems can be the lack of sufficient processing of information, which may lead
to misunderstanding and misinterpreting any given material. In other words, they lack the
ability to think critically. In order to carry out this research, a quantitative study has been
conducted. Two different questionnaires were administered to sixty-one first year master
students and twenty-seven teachers of different modules. The analysis of the two questionnaires
revealed that both teachers and students are aware of the existence of critical thinking skill and
stress the importance of reading. Moreover, they showed a positive attitude towards developing
critical thinking skill through reading, however, the majority of students tend to ignore reading
and abandon it and they are not trying to develop their critical thinking skill neither through
reading nor through other tools. Following the research findings, it is recommended to raise
students’ awareness about the importance of reading as well as critical thinking skill in foreign
language teaching and learning. More importantly, to implement some reading programs that
can help learners enhance their critical thinking skill. |
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Developing-Critical-Skill-Reading-Both Teachers. |
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Developing Critical Thinking Skill Through Reading: |
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Both Teachers and First Year Master Students’ Perspectives, Department of Letters and English Language, Guelma University |
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Working Paper |
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