Storytelling as an Aid in Promoting Oral Proficiency of Grade Eleven Students from Teachers' Perspectives in Tulkarm District US-China Foreign Languages.
Publication Type
Original research
Authors

This study aimed to investigate the role of storytelling in promoting students’ oral proficiency from the teachers’ perspectives in Tulkarm District. To achieve this aim, the researchers prepared a 30-item questionnaire which was distributed among 50 male and female governmental school teachers, who teach English for Palestine for Grade 11 in Tulkarm District, during the second semester of the scholastic year 2011–2012. The researchers used different statistical procedures which fit the collected data. The results of the study revealed that most of English teachers agreed that storytelling plays a remarkable role in promoting the 11th grade students’ oral proficiency in the classroom. In the light of these results, the researchers recommended using storytelling to motivate students to speak in the classroom, and to conduct studies on digital storytelling as an aid in promoting oral proficiency.
Keywords: storytelling, oral proficiency, teachers’ perspectives

Journal
Title
US-China Foreign Language,
Publisher
--David publishing Comany
Publisher Country
United States of America
Publication Type
Both (Printed and Online)
Volume
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Year
2015
Pages
710-722--