An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers
This study aimed to evaluate Get Smart year three ELT textbook. A mixed method design of quantitative questionnaires and qualitative interviews was used. Thirtyeight ESL lecturers from primary schools in Malaysia have been studied for their perspectives on Get Smart textbook. The quantitative questi...
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author | Ghazi Mohammad Takal Thilashiny Planisamay Nur Anisa Binti Ibrahim Gani Clara Vellangani Peter Abdul Rahmat |
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description | This study aimed to evaluate Get Smart year three ELT textbook. A mixed method
design of quantitative questionnaires and qualitative interviews was used. Thirtyeight ESL lecturers from primary schools in Malaysia have been studied for their perspectives on Get Smart textbook. The quantitative questionnaires were analyzed for descriptive statistics and interviews were analyzed thematically. The findings from both questionnaire and interviews showed that Get Smart is one of the most useful books for ELT in primary schools in Malaysia. However, there were some
parts which need to be improved such as the lack of creativity in illustrations,
challenging vocabulary, the social and cultural mismatch, use of difficult words in
grammar explanations, lack of sentence and paragraph structures in the writing part. These findings show that Get Smart textbook is suitable but still there are some parts that need improvement. |
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spelling | doaj.art-42a69383b1974961a40673b9e68b55c82022-12-21T22:25:47ZengMagister Pendidikan Nonformal Pascasarjana Universitas Negeri GorontaloAksara2407-80182721-73102021-05-017272774610.37905/aksara.7.2.727-746.2021448An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English TeachersGhazi Mohammad Takal0Thilashiny PlanisamayNur Anisa Binti Ibrahim GaniClara Vellangani Peter1Abdul Rahmat2Department of English, Faculty of Languages and Literature, Ghazni University, Ghazni, AfghanistanFaculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Universiti Teknologi MalaysiaUniversitas Negeri GorontaloThis study aimed to evaluate Get Smart year three ELT textbook. A mixed method design of quantitative questionnaires and qualitative interviews was used. Thirtyeight ESL lecturers from primary schools in Malaysia have been studied for their perspectives on Get Smart textbook. The quantitative questionnaires were analyzed for descriptive statistics and interviews were analyzed thematically. The findings from both questionnaire and interviews showed that Get Smart is one of the most useful books for ELT in primary schools in Malaysia. However, there were some parts which need to be improved such as the lack of creativity in illustrations, challenging vocabulary, the social and cultural mismatch, use of difficult words in grammar explanations, lack of sentence and paragraph structures in the writing part. These findings show that Get Smart textbook is suitable but still there are some parts that need improvement.https://ejurnal.pps.ung.ac.id/index.php/Aksara/article/view/568evaluation, english language textbook, teachers |
spellingShingle | Ghazi Mohammad Takal Thilashiny Planisamay Nur Anisa Binti Ibrahim Gani Clara Vellangani Peter Abdul Rahmat An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers Aksara evaluation, english language textbook, teachers |
title | An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers |
title_full | An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers |
title_fullStr | An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers |
title_full_unstemmed | An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers |
title_short | An Evaluation of ‘Get Smart’ English Language Textbook from the Perspectives of English Teachers |
title_sort | evaluation of get smart english language textbook from the perspectives of english teachers |
topic | evaluation, english language textbook, teachers |
url | https://ejurnal.pps.ung.ac.id/index.php/Aksara/article/view/568 |
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