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This chapter contains the review of related literature and studies which the researchers
Conceptual Literature
The english Language is well entrenched in Philippine formal education. English was
introduced into the formal educational system when the United States of America Colonized
instruction declaring that english should be the medium of instruction at all levels of the public
According to Robert Wicks (1996) in his article “Effects of English language proficiency
on the academic performance of international students: A USQ study” shows that international
students face the problems when they are enrolling to schools in Australia. The major area of
concern is their english proficiency, As part of their admission requirements, students from
overseas is needed to take a english proficiency language test. This Literature shows the
effects that english proficiency has on the performance of international students comparison
must be included as one of major components, besides the implementers and adopters while
crafting the policy on English. He concluded that Thai learners had relatively low English
proficiency when compared to other developing countries like Malaysia, Singapore and
Philippines. this is due to the fact that English teachers were mostly non-native English
speakers, which consequently created non genuine interaction using English language in
Aek Phakiti,David Hirsh,Lindy Woodrow (2013) The article “it’s not only English:
Effects of other individual factors on English language learning and academic learning of
ESL international students in Australia” addresses the importance of such personal factors,
using a structural equation modelling approach that allows us to examine the complex
academic achievement.
Related Studies
P. M. Arsad, N. Buniyamin, J. Ab. Manan (2014) From many past research works, it can
be concluded that good command of English depends on many factors. These include
enable students to practise speaking English in daily lives. Firstly, we would like to see
whether English language has an impact on the performance of students in the final
semester. This paper presents the results of a study that investigates whether a student’s
English language proficiency will have an impact on their overall academic performance.
References
Bautista, Maria (Ma.) Lourdes & Bolton, Kingsley. (2008). Philippine English: Linguistic and
literary. Philippine English: Linguistic and Literary. 1-405.
Phakiti, Aek & Hirsh, David & Woodrow, Lindy. (2013). It’s not only English: Effects of other
individual factors on English language learning and academic learning of ESL. Journal of
Research in International Education. 12. 239–258. 10.1177/1475240913513520.
Wicks, Robert. (1996). Effects of English language proficiency on the academic performance
of international students: A USQ study. Distance Education. 17. 196-204.
10.1080/0158791960170113.
Quinto, Edward Jay & Macayan, Jonathan. (2019). Exploring English Speaking Anxiety
Among Filipino Engineering Students: Its Influence on Task Performance and Its Sources. 19.
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International students or students from other country must learn the english language
before going to other countries like Australia, because first thing that they will encounter if
they are not native english speaker is it will be hard for them to communicate to other students
and learn from the schools that they step in so countries like Australia is required to