Title: Problems for questionnaire
1Problems for questionnaire
2Advantages and disadvantages
- What is a questionnaire able to investigate?
- What is a questionnaire unable to do?
3Problems
- Without a conceptual framework
- Without proper categories
- Categories not mutually exclusive
- items of low validity
4Motivation
- Motivation is defined as reasons for learning
English, I.e. why do they want to learn English
which are divided into two categories according
to Biggs theory
5Beliefs
- Learners views on what can lead to success in L2
learning (Similar to the knowledge aspect of
Metalearning defined by Biggs and Philosophy
mentioned by Abraham and Vann
6Strategies
- Actions taken to facilitate the accomplishment of
language learning tasks (same as Rubins
definition)
7How to define the subcategories of each variable?
Theory-driven
Data-driven
8Theory-driven
- Biggss classification of motivation
- Surface motive
- Deep motive
9Theory-driven
- OMalley Chamots classification of strategies
- Metacognitive
- Cogntive
10Theory-driven
- Sterns three continua as theoretical assumptions
for classifying the subcategories of learning
strategies - L1-L2 connection
- The explicit-implicit option
- The code-communication dilemma
11Subcategories of beliefs
Views on the importance of management
strategies tn
- Management belief
- Form-focused belief
- Meaning-focused belief
- Mother-tongue-use belief
Views on the importance of form-focused
strategies
Views on the importance of meaning-focused
strategies
Views on the importance of using L1 in learning
English
12Subcategories of strategies
Strategies used in planning and regulating the
learning process cognitively and affectively and
learners study habits
- Management strategies
- Form-focused strategies
- Meaning-focused strategies
- Mother-tongue-use strategies
Strategies used in communicative activities and
in seeking exposure to the language
Strategies used in form-focused activities and
text-based intensive study
Strategies used in the use of the mother tongue
in learning
13Motivation, Belief, Strategy
53 items
14Three stages
- Stage One
- Interviewed four successful English learners at
different ages - Reviewed the existing literature and instruments
- Stage Two
- Pilot study (52 subjects)
- Stage Three
- Validation (242 subjects from five universities)