Effective Use of Lexical Categorization in Vocabulary Development Using Short Stories among Arab Female Learners

There are clear variations in the connotations and linguistics of Arabic and English languages. It has been observed that Arab learners study English as a functional language which does not expose them to the literature of English. As a result, the concept of English as a language emerges in an extr...

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Hlavní autori: Shakeel, Farah, Kheri, Nahid Awad, Tariq, Saba, Mohammed, Abdulwahab Mohammed Saeed
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Jazyk:Arabic
English
Vydavateľské údaje: Turba, Yemen جامعة تعز فرع التربة - دائرة الدراسات العليا والبحث العلمي 2023
Taiz University-Turba Branch, Studies and Scientific Research
Taez University
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Abstract There are clear variations in the connotations and linguistics of Arabic and English languages. It has been observed that Arab learners study English as a functional language which does not expose them to the literature of English. As a result, the concept of English as a language emerges in an extremely concise and confined area of study for them. The purpose of this research was to identify the process of acquisition of lexical items amongst the Arab female learners. The subjects were students studying Short Stories in the Bachelor's program of English. The technique used to conduct the research was a blend of qualitative and quantitative method. To collect the data a post-test and pre-test was administered. Also, a closed ended questionnaire was distributed to collect responses from the subjects of study. The study aimed at providing solutions to the problem of low vocabulary among English language learners. The outcome of the current research holds a strong significance as the findings are impressively motivating for teachers using literature to develop language acquisition. Though the end results show a minimal decrease of 3% in incorrect responses after getting acquainted with lexical items used in pre-test, a sharp fall of 60% is seen in overall incorrect answers after collecting the data through lexical categorization. It is expected that if the technique of lexical categorization is used and the suggestions given here are implemented, the learners will be able to correctly use vocabulary items in a variety of contexts in various situations.
AbstractList There are clear variations in the connotations and linguistics of Arabic and English languages. It has been observed that Arab learners study English as a functional language which does not expose them to the literature of English. As a result, the concept of English as a language emerges in an extremely concise and confined area of study for them. The purpose of this research was to identify the process of acquisition of lexical items amongst the Arab female learners. The subjects were students studying Short Stories in the Bachelor’s program of English. The technique used to conduct the research was a blend of qualitative and quantitative method. To collect the data a post-test and pre-test was administered. Also, a closed ended questionnaire was distributed to collect responses from the subjects of study. The study aimed at providing solutions to the problem of low vocabulary among English language learners. The outcome of the current research holds a strong significance as the findings are impressively motivating for teachers using literature to develop language acquisition. Though the end results show a minimal decrease of 3% in incorrect responses after getting acquainted with lexical items used in pre-test, a sharp fall of 60% is seen in overall incorrect answers after collecting the data through lexical categorization. It is expected that if the technique of lexical categorization is used and the suggestions given here are implemented, the learners will be able to correctly use vocabulary items in a variety of contexts in various situations.
There are clear variations in the connotations and linguistics of Arabic and English languages. It has been observed that Arab learners study English as a functional language which does not expose them to the literature of English. As a result, the concept of English as a language emerges in an extremely concise and confined area of study for them. The purpose of this research was to identify the process of acquisition of lexical items amongst the Arab female learners. The subjects were students studying Short Stories in the Bachelor's program of English. The technique used to conduct the research was a blend of qualitative and quantitative method. To collect the data a post-test and pre-test was administered. Also, a closed ended questionnaire was distributed to collect responses from the subjects of study. The study aimed at providing solutions to the problem of low vocabulary among English language learners. The outcome of the current research holds a strong significance as the findings are impressively motivating for teachers using literature to develop language acquisition. Though the end results show a minimal decrease of 3% in incorrect responses after getting acquainted with lexical items used in pre-test, a sharp fall of 60% is seen in overall incorrect answers after collecting the data through lexical categorization. It is expected that if the technique of lexical categorization is used and the suggestions given here are implemented, the learners will be able to correctly use vocabulary items in a variety of contexts in various situations. توجد اختلافات واضحة في الدلالات واللغة للغة العربية والإنجليزية فقد لوحظ أن الطلاب العرب يدرسون اللغة الإنجليزية كلغة وظيفة بنحو لا يمكنهم دراسة أدب اللغة الإنجليزية. مما يجعل مفهوم اللغة الإنجليزية يظهر في نطاق ضيق ومحدد بشكل كبير في مجال الدراسة لهم. تمثل الغرض من هذا البحث في التعرف على عملية اكتساب المفردات بين الطالبات العرب، كان المشاركون في الدراسة طالبات يدرسن مقرر القصة القصيرة في برنامج البكالوريوس في اللغة الإنجليزية حيث تمثلت منهجية البحث مزيجا بين المنهج الكمي والنوعي والجمع المعلومات تم إجراء الاختبار اللاحق والاختبار السابق. كما تم توزيع استبيان مغلق لجمع الأجوبة من المشاركين في الدراسة، هدفت الدراسة إلى تقديم حلول لمشكلة قلة المفردات المتعلمين اللغة الإنجليزية، حيث تشكل نتائج البحث أهمية كبيرة وذلك لأنها تحفز بشكل كبير المعلمين الذين يستخدمون الأدب لتطوير اكتساب اللغة، وعلى الرغم من أن النتائج النهائية تظهر انخفاضا طفيفا بنسبة (3%) في الردود غير الصحيحة بعد التعرف جيدا على المفردة المعجمية المستخدمة في الاختبار السابق، إلا أن هناك انخفاضا حادا بنسبة (63%) في الأجوبة غير الصحيحة بشكل عام، وعليه فمن المتوقع أنه في حالة استخدام طريقة تصنيف المفردة والأخذ بالمقترحات الواردة بالبحث، سيتمكن المتعلمون من استخدام المفردات بشكل صحيح في مختلف أنواع السياق بحسب المواقف المختلفة.
There are clear variations in the connotations and linguistics of Arabic and English languages. It has been observed that Arab learners study English as a functional language which does not expose them to the literature of English. As a result, the concept of English as a language emerges in an extremely concise and confined area of study for them. The purpose of this research was to identify the process of acquisition of lexical items amongst the Arab female learners. The subjects were students studying Short Stories in the Bachelor’s program of English. The technique used to conduct the research was a blend of qualitative and quantitative method. To collect the data a post-test and pre-test was administered. Also, a closed ended questionnaire was distributed to collect responses from the subjects of study. The study aimed at providing solutions to the problem of low vocabulary among English language learners. The outcome of the current research holds a strong significance as the findings are impressively motivating for teachers using literature to develop language acquisition. Though the end results show a minimal decrease of 3% in incorrect responses after getting acquainted with lexical items used in pre-test, a sharp fall of 60% is seen in overall incorrect answers after collecting the data through lexical categorization. It is expected that if the technique of lexical categorization is used and the suggestions given here are implemented, the learners will be able to correctly use vocabulary items in a variety of contexts in various situations.
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retrieval failure
short story
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القصص القصيرة
اللغة الإنجليزية
اللغة العربية
تعليم اللغات
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