Investigating Reading Strategies Used by Teachers at the Departments of English, Universities of Duhok and Nawroz

Mohammed Raouf Mustafa, L. Barany
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This paper aims at investigating the employment of reading strategies at the Departments of English, Universities of Duhok and Nawroz by the EFL teachers in their EFL classes. In order achieve the aims of the study and answer its questions  a 5-point Likert scale questionnaire adopted from Oxford et al, (2004) was given to 10 EFL teachers;  6 females   and 4 males, from the departments of English at the colleges of Languages and Basic Education at University of Duhok and Nawroz university .  The questionnaire consists of 40 reading items grouped into three categories of (pre-reading stage, while-reading stage, and after-reading stage) that cover all the possible reading strategies used in EFL classes. The study has found out that all of the teachers are well aware of the reading strategies. However, the Global Reading strategies are preferred by teachers over the Support-reading strategies and Problem-solving strategies. Moreover, the participant teachers believe that all the reading strategies are important to be used in EFL reading classes. Finally, there were no statistically significant difference in gender between the teachers regarding their use of the reading strategies included in the study.   
杜胡克大学和纳夫罗兹大学英语系教师阅读策略调查
本文旨在调查杜胡克大学英语系和纳夫罗兹大学英语教师在课堂上使用阅读策略的情况。为了达到研究目的并回答问题,采用牛津等人(2004)的5分李克特量表对10名英语教师进行了问卷调查;6女4男,分别来自杜胡克大学和纳夫罗兹大学语言与基础教育学院英语系。调查问卷由40个阅读项目组成,分为阅读前阶段、阅读中阶段和阅读后阶段,涵盖了英语课堂上所有可能使用的阅读策略。研究发现,所有教师都对阅读策略有一定的了解。然而,整体阅读策略比支持阅读策略和问题解决策略更受教师的青睐。此外,参与调查的教师认为所有的阅读策略在英语阅读课堂上都是很重要的。最后,教师在使用本研究所包含的阅读策略方面,在性别上没有显著差异。
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