Teaching Communication Strategies in an EFL Class of Tertiary Level

  • Sukirlan M
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This article deals with the effects of teaching communication strategies (CSs) on the types of communication strategies used by the students and level of speech comprehensibility. This research is largely experimental involving 23 students. The research isntruments include vocabulary test to identify students’ unknown objects, treatment, and observation. Descriptive qualitative analysis was used to analyze the linguistic features, and repeated measure t-test was used to analyze the level of speech comprehensibility. The results reveal that (1) in terms of frequency, there are increases in 4 types CSs, decreases in 7 types of CSs, and a consistancy in one type of CS, (2) there is a significant increase in the level of speech comprehensibility. Therefore, it can be concluded that teaching communication strategies prommote students’ communication skills.

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Sukirlan, M. (2014). Teaching Communication Strategies in an EFL Class of Tertiary Level. Theory and Practice in Language Studies, 4(10). https://doi.org/10.4304/tpls.4.10.2033-2041

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