Theory and Practice in Language Studies · 2011 · 31 citations · 12 references
Language StudiesHigher EducationLanguage EducationLanguage ProficiencySecond Language LearningAcademic FunctioningLanguage AssessmentLanguage LearningSecond Language AcquisitionAcademic Achievement AssessmentGender Differences In AchievementIndividual Learner DifferencesLanguage AchievementLanguage Proficiency EffectsLearner Language ProficiencyStudent Language ProficiencyT-test
This study intended to find out the relationship between Iranian college students' language proficiency and their academic achievement. To achieve this goal, 151 female and male college students majoring in English Literature at Shiraz University participated in the study. The analysis of the data obtained from the sample revealed that there is a significant positive relationship between language proficiency and academic achievement. Moreover, the results of the independent t-test indicated that male and female participants did not differ significantly with regard to their language proficiency and academic achievement. In addition, one-way ANOVA which was run to determine the impact of academic level on each of the variables understudy revealed that seniors outperformed the other levels on their language proficiency. Besides, the findings indicated that juniors significantly differ from the other three groups in terms of their academic achievement.
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Issues and Options in Language Teaching
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Issues and options in language teaching
1993 · 295 citations
Enedina García‐Vázquez, Luis Alberto Vázquez, Isabel Civera López et al. · Bilingual Research Journal · 1997 · 82 citations
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