Teachers’ Perceptions Towards Grade Eight English Textbook
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Faculty of English Education
Abstract
This research work entitled Teachers’ Perceptions Towards Grade Eight
English Textbook is to analyze the textbook 'English Grade 8' in terms of
physical aspect (layout and design, paper quality, letter spacing, pricing,
printing and binding, pictures and availability) and academic aspect (content,
language, exercises, language skills and grammatical items) used based on the
teachers’ perspectives in different community and institutional schools of
Kanakai Municipality of Jhapa district. The objective of this research is to
explore the teachers’ perception towards English textbook of grade eight in
terms of physical aspects and academic aspects and provide some pedagogical
implications.The data was analyzed descriptively. The respondents for the
study contained 20 English teachers who taught in grade eight. The result
showed that the teachers perceived the English textbook used in grade eight is
able to accomplish the learning targets. The exercises included in the textbook
are supposed to provide sufficient practice to the students for developing all
four language skills of language so that the outcomes of the curriculum can be
achieved easily.
The first chapter is introduction that includes background of the study,
statement of the problems, objectives of the study, research questions,
significance and delimitations of the study. The second chapter is related to the
review of theoretical literature, review of empirical literature, implication of
review for the study and conceptual framework. The third chapter is about the
methodology that contains design of the study, sources of data collection,
sampling procedures, tools for data collection and process of data collection.
The fourth chapter deals with analysis and interpretation of results and the fifth
chapter is related to conclusion and recommendations such as policy related,
practice related and further research related followed references and appendices
of the study.
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