2020
DOI: 10.31703/gesr.2020(v-i).03
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Analyzing The Effect Of English Subject Teaching On The English Writing Skills Of Secondary School Student

Abstract: English is known as international language for communication. If we talk about Pakistan, English is used as an official language however, the national language of Pakistan is Urdu. In schools, English language is taught as a compulsory subject. It plays a very important role in developing communication skills among students. The present research is related to analyze the effect of English subject teaching on the writing skills of Secondary School Students in South Punjab. In this research 9th class government … Show more

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“…In South Africa, the major challenges for teaching and learning via digital lesson contents were the lack of appropriate teaching materials and poor teaching techniques in descriptive writing [23]. In Libya and Pakistan, the teaching process focused on using modern materials for teaching descriptive writing, but teaching descriptive writing remains a problem due to ineffective digital lesson contents and low competence in using digital lesson contents for teaching descriptive writing [9,11,12]. As a result, secondary school learners have low knowledge and skills towards descriptive writing skills, especially in syntax, coherence, basic sentence structure and choice of appropriate vocabulary [5,17,21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In South Africa, the major challenges for teaching and learning via digital lesson contents were the lack of appropriate teaching materials and poor teaching techniques in descriptive writing [23]. In Libya and Pakistan, the teaching process focused on using modern materials for teaching descriptive writing, but teaching descriptive writing remains a problem due to ineffective digital lesson contents and low competence in using digital lesson contents for teaching descriptive writing [9,11,12]. As a result, secondary school learners have low knowledge and skills towards descriptive writing skills, especially in syntax, coherence, basic sentence structure and choice of appropriate vocabulary [5,17,21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%