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摘要
本研究采用Sinclair和Coulthard的模型分析了MTs NU 15 Jurangagung的师生课堂互动。本研究旨在描述教师如何发起交流,学生如何回应发起,以及教师如何跟进交流。研究人员发现这种互动是以教师为中心的。这意味着老师主导了大部分的交流。他还发现,这种互动足以让学生通过考试,但不足以让他们获得技能。大多数学生不希望上大学,英语是他们学习的最不重要的语言,他们的父母希望他们更多地学习阿拉伯语,这些原因都是英语语言技能习得效果不佳的原因。
classroom discourse analysis of teacher-students interaction
This study analyzes the classroom interaction between teacher and students in MTs NU 15 Jurangagung using Sinclair and Coulthard’s model. This study aims at describing how the teacher initiates the exchanges, how students respond to the initiations, and how the teacher follows up the exchanges. The researcher found that the interaction was teacher-centred. It meant the teacher dominated most of the exchanges. He also found that the interaction is sufficient for the students to pass the exam, but not for them to acquire the skills. Several reasons such as most of the students were not expected to go to college, English was being the least important language they learned, and their parents who expected them to learn Arabic more play the part on why the English language skills acquisition was not effective.