This document discusses using a context-based learning strategy called REACT to teach English grammar, improve motivation, and facilitate transfer of learning. It presents the theoretical background of context-based learning and the REACT strategy, which involves relating concepts to real life, experiencing, applying, cooperating, and transferring. The study aimed to measure the effects of REACT on students' grammar achievement, motivation, and oral performance. It used a quasi-experimental design with an experimental and control group. Results showed that using the context-based REACT strategy improved students' grammar scores, motivation, and transfer of learning to oral skills compared to traditional instruction.
This document discusses using a context-based learning strategy called REACT to teach English grammar, improve motivation, and facilitate transfer of learning. It presents the theoretical background of context-based learning and the REACT strategy, which involves relating concepts to real life, experiencing, applying, cooperating, and transferring. The study aimed to measure the effects of REACT on students' grammar achievement, motivation, and oral performance. It used a quasi-experimental design with an experimental and control group. Results showed that using the context-based REACT strategy improved students' grammar scores, motivation, and transfer of learning to oral skills compared to traditional instruction.
This document discusses using a context-based learning strategy called REACT to teach English grammar, improve motivation, and facilitate transfer of learning. It presents the theoretical background of context-based learning and the REACT strategy, which involves relating concepts to real life, experiencing, applying, cooperating, and transferring. The study aimed to measure the effects of REACT on students' grammar achievement, motivation, and oral performance. It used a quasi-experimental design with an experimental and control group. Results showed that using the context-based REACT strategy improved students' grammar scores, motivation, and transfer of learning to oral skills compared to traditional instruction.
DISCUSSION: 1/ What approaches do you use when you teach a grammar point?
2/ How can you develop learners’
motivation in learning English?
3/ What do you know about “transfer
of learning”? SECTION 2: THE APPLICATION OF CONTEXT-BA SED APPROACH IN TEACHING EFL SKILLS
Hussien, H. A. H. (2017). The effect of
using context-based learning strategy REACT on developing secondary stage students’ achievement in grammar, motivation and the transfer of learning on their oral performance. CDELT Occasional Papers in the Development of English Education, 63(2), 57-96. • Grammar is taught in a separate and isolated manner( Al Jarnal, 2016) Introduction • Context-based is a pedagogical methodology base on the firm conviction that learning is a social activity ( Mazzeo, 2008; Perin, 2011) • Teaching grammar in context will give learners an opportunity to understand how language works and this will improve their communication skills (Harmer, 1991). • REACT is one of strategies in contextualization proposed by (Crawford, 2001). • Context-based approach aims to increase the enthusiasm and motivation..( Barker, 1999) • Fink (2003) defines transfer of learning as the ability to apply knowledge or procedures learned in one context to new contexts. AIMS OF THE STUDY
The effect of using context-based strategy
01 REACT in improving first secondary graders’ achievement in grammar
The effect of using context-based
02 strategy REACT in improving first secondary graders’ achievement in motivation
The transfer of learning on their oral
03 performance. THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Context-based learning According to Hull (1995), contextual learning occurs when students process new information or knowledge in such a way Motivation that it makes sense in their frame of The success of any action usually depends reference. REACT Strategy on the extent to which individuals strive to Bilgin et al. (2017) define REACT as a strategy that attain their purpose, along with their desire helps the teachers and students to create relations to do so (Utari, 2015). between the new learnt concepts and real life experience. It consists of five stages: Relating, Transfer of learning Experiencing, Applying, Cooperating and Transferring. Transfer of learning takes place Teaching Grammar in Context between a learnt topic and a similar Teaching grammar in context also provides situation inside or outside the school a meaningful framework that connects to (Carpenter, 2012). reality of the targeted language (Anderson, 2005). METHODOLOGY
Design of the study Participants
The design of the current study is The participants in the current study the quasi-experimental pre-post- test were two groups; experimental control group. group and control group. Each group had 35 first grade secondary students
Tools of the study
1/ Treatment materials 2/ Measurement tools Data analysis
The first hypothesis: There will be a statistically
significant difference between the mean scores of the grammar achievement test of the experimental and control groups in the post administration of the test in favor of the experimental group. Data analysis
The second hypothesis:
There will be a statistically significant difference between the mean scores of the experimental group in the pre and post administration of the grammar achievement test in favor of the post test. Data analysis
The third hypothesis:
There will be statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the experimental group in the pre and post application of the motivation questionnaire in favor of the post administration. Data analysis
The fourth hypothesis:
There will be statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the experimental group in the pre and post administration of the oral performance test in favor of the post test. DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS The results of the achievement test 01 and motivation questionnaire. - REACT strategy is learner-centered; it encourages the learner to be positive and active in the learning process
The results of the oral performance test
02 The results of the oral performance test showed that using REACT strategy in teaching grammar USING has positive effect on the transfer of learning on CONTEXT_BASED the learners’ oral performance. STRATEGY REACT AUDIENCE PROJ 2-Experiencing: Learning in the context of ECT exploration and discovery is the heart of Imagine you want to apply contextual learning. “experiencing” stage in REACT Learners are encouraged to manipulate strategy for teaching “present continuous” tense, how can materials and reach conclusions you create an activity for this stage? themselves. Teachers help students construct new knowledge with hand-on experiences that occur inside the classroom (Bjornavold, 2000; Falk & Dierking, 2000). Q&A SECTION 2: THE APPLICATION OF CONTEXT-BASED AP PROACH IN TEACHING EFL SKILLS Thank you