JET (Journal of English Teaching) · 2018 · 23 citations · 17 references
Second Language LearningEducationLanguage EducationQualitative StudyMiddle Level Reading EducationStudent MotivationReading ComprehensionEnglish TextReadingLanguage StudiesLiteracy PracticeSouth JakartaObjective DescriptionMotivationForeign Language LearningReading EngagementEnglish WritingReading English TextLiteracyEfl ContextLiteracy TeachingAchievement Motivation
This article addresses an objective description and reasons for the student’s motivation in reading English text. Sixty students of tenth grade at SMA Negeri 55 South Jakarta participated on filling in 50 statements of 11 domains of motivation. An interview, another method to collect data needed and to meet a methodological triangulation, was employed to capture the participants’ perspective. Findings revealed that reading curiosity is the highest domain of the students’ motivation (92.22%), and social reason for reading is the lowest one (55.56%). Some interpretations are included in this paper.
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Judy Huei-yu Wang, John T. Guthrie · Reading Research Quarterly · 2004 · 669 citations
Second Language Learning, Text Structure, Educational Psychology +26
The practice of English language teaching
Karina Bekeshova · 1991 · 645 citations
Teacher Education, Language Curriculum, Language Education +4