Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices

The paper discusses a qualitative study that aims at exploring teachers’ perceptions and attitudes toward the role of culture in the foreign language writing class. It is based on the hypothesis that teachers of writing at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Constantine (ENSC) have little awareness of...

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Main Author: Amina Haddad
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: University of Constantine 1, Algéria 2018-06-01
Series:Revue des Sciences Humaines
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Online Access:https://revue.umc.edu.dz/h/article/view/2729
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description The paper discusses a qualitative study that aims at exploring teachers’ perceptions and attitudes toward the role of culture in the foreign language writing class. It is based on the hypothesis that teachers of writing at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Constantine (ENSC) have little awareness of the role of culture in the foreign/ second language writing class, that they have little knowledge of contrastive/ intercultural rhetoric, and that their teaching instruction (methodology, feedback, evaluation) does not reflect any culture consciousness or contrastive/ intercultural rhetoric use. To verify this hypothesis, interviews were conducted with three, experienced teachers of written expression at the department of English at the ENSC. Teachers’ responses have confirmed the aforementioned hypothesis.
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spelling doaj-art-2573c2120dd64c7e8aea2b1dbd4bf4362025-08-20T03:33:03ZaraUniversity of Constantine 1, AlgériaRevue des Sciences Humaines2588-20072018-06-01291Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ PracticesAmina Haddad0Université de Constantine 03 The paper discusses a qualitative study that aims at exploring teachers’ perceptions and attitudes toward the role of culture in the foreign language writing class. It is based on the hypothesis that teachers of writing at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Constantine (ENSC) have little awareness of the role of culture in the foreign/ second language writing class, that they have little knowledge of contrastive/ intercultural rhetoric, and that their teaching instruction (methodology, feedback, evaluation) does not reflect any culture consciousness or contrastive/ intercultural rhetoric use. To verify this hypothesis, interviews were conducted with three, experienced teachers of written expression at the department of English at the ENSC. Teachers’ responses have confirmed the aforementioned hypothesis. https://revue.umc.edu.dz/h/article/view/2729ESLEFL writingculturecontrastiveintercultural rhetoricawareness
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Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
Revue des Sciences Humaines
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EFL writing
culture
contrastive
intercultural rhetoric
awareness
title Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
title_full Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
title_fullStr Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
title_full_unstemmed Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
title_short Culture influence on Algerian Students’ EFL Writing An Insight into Teachers’ Practices
title_sort culture influence on algerian students efl writing an insight into teachers practices
topic ESL
EFL writing
culture
contrastive
intercultural rhetoric
awareness
url https://revue.umc.edu.dz/h/article/view/2729
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