Factors Influencing of English Language Learning among Limbu Speaking Students
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Department of English Education
Abstract
The research work titled Factors Influencing of English Language Learning
among Limbu-Speaking Students aimed to identify and analyze the factors
influencing the learning of the English language among Limbu-speaking students. A
qualitative method research design was used in this study. The survey research design
was employed, and participants were selected using non-random sampling strategy.
The study utilized both primary and secondary sources of data. Sixty Limbu students
were selected from six secondary schools from Taplejung district, specially from the
Meringden rural municipality, for primary data collection. A set of questionnaire
containing closed-ended and open-ended questions was used as a tool for data
collection. The major findings of the study indicated that Limbu-speaking students
exhibited significant challenges in learning the English language, leading to high
failure rates in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE). Thus, the study sheds
light on the challenges faced by Limbu-speaking students in acquiring proficiency in
the English language. The identified influencing factors can be instrumental in
developing targeted pedagogical interventions to enhance English language learning
outcomes among this specific student population.
This thesis comprises five main chapters. The first chapter introduces the
topic, providing the background of the study, statement of the problem, objectives of
the study, research questions, significance of the study, and delimitations of the study.
The second chapter includes a review of the theoretical and empirical literature, along
with implications for the study and the conceptual framework. The third chapter
outlines the methods and procedures of the study, covering the design and method,
population, sampling procedure, data collection tools, data analysis and interpretation,
and ethical considerations. The fourth chapter presents the analysis and interpretation
of the results. Finally, the fifth chapter includes conclusions and implications related
to policy, practice, and further research, followed by references and appendices.