Task-based learning effects on motivation and participation in English as a second language Chinese classrooms |
Posted on:2016-03-08 | Degree:M.S | Type:Thesis |
University:Eastern Oregon University | Candidate:Laurence, Cassie | Full Text:PDF |
GTID:2475390017984298 | Subject:English as a second language |
Abstract/Summary: | |
Task-based learning is becoming a very popular teaching method in China. This study was conducted around the following research question- How does the implementation of task-based learning and the interpretations from the teachers' perspective affect motivation and participation in English as second language classrooms in China? A likert scale survey was completed by eleven English as second language teachers. Overall, my research supported that task-based learning does motivate and increase participation in second language classes in China. A teacher cannot assign work from the textbook and expect the students to remain motivated. |
Keywords/Search Tags: | Task-based learning, Second language, Motivation and participation, English |
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