Saturday, August 19, 2006
MY M.A. Thesis Defence Session ( August 19,2006) Time: 9 Am
In the name of God
The Effect of Internet-Based Listening Tasks on
The Effect of Internet-Based Listening Tasks on
Listening Comprehension of Iranian EFL learners
By:
Morteza Barin
mbarin623@yahoo.com
Chapter One: Introduction
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Statement of the Problem and the Purpose of the Study
1.3. Significance of and Justification for the Study
1.4. Research Question and Hypothesis:
What is the Effect of Internet-Based Listening Comprehension Tasks on listening comprehension?
Based on the research question which was mentioned, it is thought that using Internet-Based Tasks gives high degree of motivation, so it has positive effect on improving listening comprehension.
Null Hypothesis:
Internet-Based Tasks have no effect on listening comprehension of EFL learners.
By:
Morteza Barin
mbarin623@yahoo.com
Chapter One: Introduction
1.1. Introduction
1.2. Statement of the Problem and the Purpose of the Study
1.3. Significance of and Justification for the Study
1.4. Research Question and Hypothesis:
What is the Effect of Internet-Based Listening Comprehension Tasks on listening comprehension?
Based on the research question which was mentioned, it is thought that using Internet-Based Tasks gives high degree of motivation, so it has positive effect on improving listening comprehension.
Null Hypothesis:
Internet-Based Tasks have no effect on listening comprehension of EFL learners.
1.1. Definition of Key Terms:
CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning)
Chatroom
Cyberspace
Distance –Learning
E-Learning
Hypermedia
Open learning
Virtual
Web-based training (WBT)
1.2. Limitation and Delimitation of the Study
Chapter Two: Review of related Literature
2.1. Related Theoretical Views
2.2. The integration of internet-based activities and task-based teaching and learning
2.3. Related Empirical Studies
Chapter Three: Methodology
3.0. Restatement of the Hypothesis
3.1. Participants
3.2. Instrumentation
3.3. Procedure
3.4. Design
Chapter Four: Data Analysis and Discussion
4.0. Data Analysis and Discussion:
The main finding of this study shows that the students who used internet-based tasks had a good level of listening comprehension than those who did not used internet in their learning process.
Chapter Five: Conclusion and Pedagogical Implication
5.0. Conclusion: using internet-based activities by language learners have a positive effect on listening comprehension.
5.1. Pedagogical Implication
5.2. Suggestion for the Future Study
Best Wishes-Barin
August 19, 2006
CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning)
Chatroom
Cyberspace
Distance –Learning
E-Learning
Hypermedia
Open learning
Virtual
Web-based training (WBT)
1.2. Limitation and Delimitation of the Study
Chapter Two: Review of related Literature
2.1. Related Theoretical Views
2.2. The integration of internet-based activities and task-based teaching and learning
2.3. Related Empirical Studies
Chapter Three: Methodology
3.0. Restatement of the Hypothesis
3.1. Participants
3.2. Instrumentation
3.3. Procedure
3.4. Design
Chapter Four: Data Analysis and Discussion
4.0. Data Analysis and Discussion:
The main finding of this study shows that the students who used internet-based tasks had a good level of listening comprehension than those who did not used internet in their learning process.
Chapter Five: Conclusion and Pedagogical Implication
5.0. Conclusion: using internet-based activities by language learners have a positive effect on listening comprehension.
5.1. Pedagogical Implication
5.2. Suggestion for the Future Study
Best Wishes-Barin
August 19, 2006
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Saturday, August 12, 2006
The topic of my M.A thesis is : " the effect of internet-based listening tasks on listening comprehension of Iranian EFL learners
Abstract
In our modern world the internet is known as a superhighway information source. Interest in the internet technologies for communication and education has recently increased greatly all over the world. Soon the online language teaching and learning will be replaced with the traditional means of education. In this study, we wanted to investigate the effect of internet-based listening tasks on listening comprehension of Iranian EFL high school students of khoy city in West Azarbayjan. So, we studied the already done works and then we tested it on our students. The method which is used in this study was experimental. At the beginning of our research we administered pre-test in each group to recognize their background knowledge of listening comprehension. Experimental group received their input through internet and control groups’ listening source was tape-recorder. At the end, post-test administered for both of the groups and the Analysis of Variances was used for data analysis. By referring to scholars’ views and interpretation of our findings, it indicated that internet-based tasks can be used as a main source of developing language skills. Finally, we come to conclusion that the students who used internet-based listening tasks were more active and successful than the traditional group.
In our modern world the internet is known as a superhighway information source. Interest in the internet technologies for communication and education has recently increased greatly all over the world. Soon the online language teaching and learning will be replaced with the traditional means of education. In this study, we wanted to investigate the effect of internet-based listening tasks on listening comprehension of Iranian EFL high school students of khoy city in West Azarbayjan. So, we studied the already done works and then we tested it on our students. The method which is used in this study was experimental. At the beginning of our research we administered pre-test in each group to recognize their background knowledge of listening comprehension. Experimental group received their input through internet and control groups’ listening source was tape-recorder. At the end, post-test administered for both of the groups and the Analysis of Variances was used for data analysis. By referring to scholars’ views and interpretation of our findings, it indicated that internet-based tasks can be used as a main source of developing language skills. Finally, we come to conclusion that the students who used internet-based listening tasks were more active and successful than the traditional group.