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This research proposal aims to study the perceptions of aboriginal students in Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia on learning English as a third language. Despite facilities provided, these students still find English difficult. The study seeks to understand why and determine if English affects their daily lives and future opportunities. It also aims to help teachers improve English instruction for aboriginal students and help students overcome language barriers.
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- 1. RESEARCH PROPOSAL DR SALLEHUDIN ABD AZIZ AMEERA AISYAH BINTI AMEER HAMZAH A146954
- 2. TITLE Malaysia Aboriginal Students' Perception on Learning English Language as Third Language
- 3. BACKGROUND • Focusing on primary and secondary aboriginal students in the area of Johol, Negeri Sembilan • Despite of all the facilities given to them, they still find it is difficult for them to learn English • The research will be conducted for the aboriginal students in a particular area in Negeri Sembilan • The aim of the study is to discover the Malaysia aboriginal students' perception on Learning English Language as Third Language
- 4. OBJECTIVE • To find out why the aboriginal students in the particular area find it is hard to learn English. Is it because of there is no chance for them to use the language • To examine either the English language will affect their daily life since it is not their second language • To determine whether the language is important for them or not
- 5. RESEARCH QUESTIONS • Why the aboriginal students in that area (Johol, Negeri Sembilan) find it is hard to learn English? • Does the English language will affect their daily life since it is not their second language? • Do they find that the English language is important for their future life as the time flies?
- 6. SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY • The perception of the students will help the teachers who happened to teach at the aborigine area to improve the theories and practices in education • For the students, this research will help them to overcome their fear towards the language because from the difficulties that they faced, they can turn it into challenge to make them feel belong to the outer-societies • English language will make the students to know more about their outside circle because language is no more the barrier for them to communicate with world either virtual or in real life
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