International Journal of English Language and Linguistics Research (IJELLR)

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English Language Learning

Assessing the Efficiency of Neuro-Linguistic Programming Coaching on Enhancing Learning English (Published)

NLP is an effective interpersonal communications model that is based on the belief that languages are interconnected with the overall behavioral patterns that are adopted by the power of experience.  The aim of the study was to evaluate the efficacy of NLP for language learning and the investigation of the potential role in learning the English Language as well. The use of the primary and secondary sources and the implementation of the Oxford placement test can be used as the pre and posttest on the experimental group. The findings of the study revealed that NLP helps in the provision of the solutions and techniques to the problems and it allows the teachers to develop their own responses to particular problems. The study affirmed that NLP has the major impact on EFL learning and further research is required for the confirmation of the findings of the innovative study.

Keywords: Classrom, Coaching Effectiveness, English Language Learning, Language Teachers, Neuro-Linguistic Programming

LEARNING ENGLISH IN SAUDI ARABIA: A SOCIO- CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE (Published)

This study aims at investigating the cultural factors which predispose Saudi students towards learning English in Saudi Arabia from the point of view of Saudi teachers and students. The researcher attempts to examine these factors from Islamic social perspectives by raising questions that examine how positive these factors are and how they encourage and motivate students to learn English language. These cultural factors are : Islam, national identity, globalization, westernization, Saudi teenagers’ attitudes and beliefs, motivation, travelling, social websites, knowing the purpose of learning, need for communication, native speakers’ teachers, and the learning of Arabic language by native speakers of English .The qualitative descriptive research method was used. Two data-gathering tools were used for data collection: a questionnaire and an interview. The total number of the subjects was 226 participants. The analysis of the collected data shows that the most influencing factors upon learning English in Saudi Arabia are traveling abroad to learn English, knowing the purpose of learning English and Saudi teenagers’ beliefs and attitudes . The least influencing factors upon learning English in Saudi Arabia are Islam and westernization.

Keywords: English Language Learning, Islamic Culture, Saudi Arabia, Western Culture

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