The document discusses a study that aimed to identify why some students at the Institute of English Language and Literature are more interested in reading Sindhi literature compared to English literature. Through semi-structured interviews with 20 participants, the study found that language proficiency issues act as a language barrier. Additionally, national attitudes that promote Sindhi literature and Sindhi literature being closer to participants' social reality and reflecting life events in Sindhi contribute to their preferences. Some participants also cited religious and social beliefs as well as a lack of proper teaching and selection of interested syllabus materials.
The document discusses a study that aimed to identify why some students at the Institute of English Language and Literature are more interested in reading Sindhi literature compared to English literature. Through semi-structured interviews with 20 participants, the study found that language proficiency issues act as a language barrier. Additionally, national attitudes that promote Sindhi literature and Sindhi literature being closer to participants' social reality and reflecting life events in Sindhi contribute to their preferences. Some participants also cited religious and social beliefs as well as a lack of proper teaching and selection of interested syllabus materials.
The document discusses a study that aimed to identify why some students at the Institute of English Language and Literature are more interested in reading Sindhi literature compared to English literature. Through semi-structured interviews with 20 participants, the study found that language proficiency issues act as a language barrier. Additionally, national attitudes that promote Sindhi literature and Sindhi literature being closer to participants' social reality and reflecting life events in Sindhi contribute to their preferences. Some participants also cited religious and social beliefs as well as a lack of proper teaching and selection of interested syllabus materials.
Discussion on the Students of IELL Who Prefer to Read Sindhi Literature Over English
Ali Sher Abro
Institute of English Language and Literature, Faculty of Arts, University of Sindh Introduction sher46333@gmail.com Methodology Aims: To get teaching faculty know about the weaknesses of students. Objectives: To identify why students are more The researcher has adopted qualitative research interested in Sindhi literature than English literature. methodology for this study. RQ: Why are some students more interested to read Semi-structured interviews from 20 participants. Sindhi literature compared to English literature? Significance: To lead the students towards career building who are distracted. Findings
Language proficiency= lsnguage barrier
Literature Review National attitudes=promotion of Sindhi literature Closer to social reality of participants=reflectiom of Houmanfar, Hayes & Herbst (2005) talk about the life and events in sindji literature First language dominancy over the Second. Religious and social reasons= firm religious beliefs Kazemiem (2015) points out towards the practice of and social faith students of having limited study to pass the exams only. Lack of proper teacing= needs of selection of Muhammad (2013) talks about the lack of interested syllabus comprehension of literary texts. Al-Mahrooqi (2012) points out the lack of language proficiency as a reason for not reading English literature interestingly. Hashmas (2007) talks about the lack of participation owing to Secong language deficiency.