2019
DOI: 10.25134/erjee.v8i1.1818
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Investigating the Impact of Genre-Based Teaching (Gbt) on Efl Learners� Listening Improvement

Abstract: This study tries to investigate the impact(s) of genre-based teaching (GBT) on Iranian EFL learners� listening proficiency as well as to discover if GBT equally affects the listening proficiency of EFL learners at different proficiency levels. To fulfill this objective, 84 EFL learners were chosen. They were divided into Group A and Group B. Groups A and B consisted of 40 and 44 participants, respectively. Group A was divided into experimental and control groups and performed two listening proficiency tests fo… Show more

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“…The last is chapter 6. in this chapter, all learning skills were implemented but listening skill was emphasized because listening skill is considered as receptive skill to support other language skills such as reading and writing. It is in accordance with Namaziandost et al (2020) and Pamuji et al (2019) who informed that giving many types of genres can improve students' listening skills.…”
Section: Implementing All Learning Skillssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…The last is chapter 6. in this chapter, all learning skills were implemented but listening skill was emphasized because listening skill is considered as receptive skill to support other language skills such as reading and writing. It is in accordance with Namaziandost et al (2020) and Pamuji et al (2019) who informed that giving many types of genres can improve students' listening skills.…”
Section: Implementing All Learning Skillssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…The listening skills are emphasized in this chapter because the listening skills are considered as receptive skills to support other language skills such as reading and writing. It was in accordance with Namaziandost et al (2019) and Pamuji, Waring, and Kurniawan (2019) who inform that giving many types of genres can improve students" listening skills.…”
Section: Implementation Of All Learning Skillssupporting
confidence: 62%
“…Therefore, there are several fields of study that study language and will explain the genre in a language. According to previous study genre is a dynamic and socially accepted type of language usage (Namaziandost et al, 2019). Gender-based instruction aimed toward word sophistication is viewed as a revolutionary improvement in language training, particularly in second language writing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%