A Development English Language Learning Management Strategies Model to Enhance Communicative Competence for High School Students
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Thitiya Ruennakarn,
Pissamai Sri–Ampai
2017 Volume 11, p72-85
Abstract
The objectives for this research are to 1) build a development English language
learning management strategies model to enhance communicative competence for high school
students 2) study the results of using the model. A target group is seven English teachers in
Pibulwittayalai School and the sample for studying the results of model to students are ten
English club students in Pibulwittayalai School.The research tools are focus group discussion
forms, communication plans, English skills evaluation forms, communicative competence
test, communicative competence evaluation forms and 21st century skills evaluation forms.
This model is examined by connoisseurship.The statistics for analyzing data are frequency,
percentage, mean, standard deviation and Wilcoxon test.
The results of the research were as follows:
1. The development English language learning management strategies model
to enhance communicative competence for high school students had4components ; 1)
SWOT–Analysis, 2) strategy development, 3) strategy assessment and 4) strategy
adjustment.This model had 6 strategies such as 1) genius academic strategy 2) English
through AEC 3) English through World Class 4) enhancing for genius academic in
communication with foreigners 5) enhancing English through world class standard and
6) enhancing for potential in English skills learning through world class standard. These were
merged as only one strategy as " Development of students' potential for communication". 2. The results of using the model comprised of 2.1 The results to teachers were
teachers could analyze SWOT- analysis for determining strength, weakness,opportunity
and threat about English language learning management, received guideline and could
appropriately and efficiently construct strategies of English language learning management
to enhance communicative competence. 2.2 The results to students: The students had 4
English skills, such as listening,speaking, reading and writing. It was found that 80 percent of
students were in developing level and 20 per [...]
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