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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Komparativna analiza nastave engleskog kao stranog jezika u osnovnim školama u Japanu i Srbiji / Comparative analysis of EFL teaching inelementary schools in Japan and Serbia

Maksimović Svetlana 07 September 2016 (has links)
<p>Ciljevi nastave engleskog kao stranog jezika u Japanu prolaze kroz velike promene dolaskom globalizacije i informacionih tehnologija, a jedna takva promena jeste uvođenje engleskog jezika na osnovno&scaron;kolskom nivou. Engleski kao strani jezik postaje obavezan u japanskom obrazovnom sistemu. Prema japanskoj obrazovnoj politici učenici počinju da uče engleski jezik u 5. razredu. U Srbiji situacija je drugačija u tom smislu da je engleski jezik obavezan predmet od 1. razreda osnovne &scaron;kole.<br />U ovoj doktorskoj disertaciji poku&scaron;aćemo da saznamo koje su to metode i tehnike u upotrebi u nastavi engleskog jezika u osnovnim &scaron;kolama u Japanu, kao i u Srbiji. Isto tako, poku&scaron;ačemo da utvrdimo njihovu adekvatnost u smislu postizanja zadatih ciljeva, a samim tim i zaključaka u vezi sa ispunjeno&scaron;ću ciljeva nastave stranih jezika &ndash; plana i programa propisanih od strane Ministrastva prosvete u obe države.<br />Cilj ovog istraživanja jeste definisanje aktivnosti koje se koriste na časovima, interakcije između učenika i nastavnika, upotreba maternjeg jezika na času, kao i komunikacije na osnovu savremenih metodolo&scaron;kih težnji u nastavi engleskog jezika Na osnovu teorijsko-metodolo&scaron;kog okvira, ova studija ima za poku&scaron;aj da defini&scaron;e i uporedi način na koji nastavnici uvode aktivnosti na časovima engleskog, a koje se u smislu komunikacije odnose na osnovno&scaron;kolske politike u Japanu i Srbiji. Relevantno istraživanju, kori&scaron;ćen je metod triangulacije, te su podaci sakupljani putem opservacije časova, intevjua i ankete za nastavnike u elektronskom obliku. Takođe, izvr&scaron;ena je i komparativna analiza udžbenika odobrenih od strane oba ministarstva, a koji su u upotrebi u obe države.</p><p>Opservacije časova engleskog jezika u osnovnim &scaron;kolama u Japanu, kao i anonimno anketiranje nastavnika i intervjui pokazali su kod učenika motivaciju za učenje na visokom nivou, ali metode i aktivnosti kori&scaron;ćene na časovima zajedno sa visokim procentom upotrebe maternjeg jezika (japanskog) dovode do nedostatka komunikacije na času, a samim tim i nedostatka prave komunikacije na engleskom jeziku. Istim istraživanjem u Srbiji do&scaron;lo se do zaključka da je motivacija učenika za učenje engleskog jezika na visokom nivou, kao i da nastavnici teže &scaron;to manjoj upotrebi maternjeg jezika na času, osim kada je to zaista neophodno, kao &scaron;to su obrade gramatičkih jedinica i njihova obja&scaron;njenja, te da se u &scaron;kolama u Srbiji na časovima engleskog jezika teži animaciji učenika, podizanjem motivacije na najvi&scaron;i nivo.<br />Na osnovu dobijenih podataka izneti su zaključci i sugestije kako bi se pomoglo nastavnicima engleskog jezika, kao i implikacije za dalja istraživanja.</p> / <p>The goals of EFL teaching in Japan have<br />recently undergone drastic change, with<br />globalization and information technology&rsquo;s<br />arrival, one such change being the introduction<br />of English at the elementary-school level.<br />English as a foreign language (EFL) in Japan is<br />becoming a mandatory subject in compulsory<br />educational system. According to Japanese<br />educational policy, students are required to start<br />learning the English language in the fifth grade.<br />In Serbia, the situation is different, meaning that<br />EFL has been introduced as a mandatory subject<br />from the first grade of elementary school.<br />In this doctoral thesis we are primarily<br />interested in discovering the methods and<br />techniques used in English language teaching in<br />elementary schools in Japan, as well as in<br />Serbia, and their adequacy in terms of achieving<br />the aims, and therefore fulfillment of the<br />curricula and syllabi regulated by Ministries of<br />education in both countries.<br />The aim of this study is to define the<br />activities used in the classes, interaction<br />between students and teachers, the use of the<br />mother tongue in class, as well as<br />communication on the basis of contemporary<br />methodological aspirations in EFL Teaching.<br />Based on the theoretical-methodological<br />framework, this study attempts to define and<br />compare the ways teachers introduce classroom<br />activities in English that are communicative in<br />their given policy contexts in elementary<br />schools in Japan and Serbia. Using a qualitative<br />descriptive &ndash; triangulation method, relevant to<br />this study, data were gathered by classroom observations, interviews and also a survey for</p><p>teachers in electronic form were conducted. In<br />addition, comparative analysis of textbooks<br />approved by the Ministries and in use in both<br />countries, was conducted.<br />Observations of English lessons in<br />primary schools in Japan, as well as an<br />anonymous survey of EFL teachers revealed the<br />students&rsquo; motivation to learn English is at high<br />level, but the methods and activities used in<br />classes with a high percentage of use of the<br />mother tongue (Japanese) lead to the lack of real<br />English communication in the classroom. Other<br />findings in Serbia revealed the students&rsquo; high<br />motivation for learning English and teachers<br />tending to reduce the use of the mother tongue<br />in class, except when necessary, for presenting<br />and explaining grammar, thereof, English<br />classes in Serbian schools tend to animate<br />students, raising their motivation to the highest<br />level.<br />According to the data obtained,<br />conclusions and suggestions were made in order<br />to help EFL teachers, and recommendations for<br />future research and practice in both countries<br />were also given.</p>

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