The Development of Academic Reading Instruction Model by Using Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach (CALLA) and Problem-Based Instruction to Enhance Academic English Reading Ability, Learning Strategies and Problem-Solving Ability

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Chatpaween Umpa
Wisa Chattiwat

Abstract

          The objectives of this research were 1) to develop and find the effectiveness of the teaching style 2) to study the use of learning strategies 3) to study problem-solving skills 4) to study the opinions. The samples were 30 students of English major of Faculty of Arts Bangkokthonburi university, in academic year B.E. 2563 selected. The research’s tools were 1) English test 2) questionnaire 3) learning strategies measurement 4) reading ability test 5) problem solving skills measurement. The qualitative data were analyzed by mean (x), standard deviation (S.D.), and t-test dependent. The research results were as follows
          1. The development and efficiency comprised 5 elements and tools for measurement and evaluation which was the five steps: 1. Preparatory stage, 2. Presentation stage, 3. Practical step, 4. Self-assessment step, and 5. Extended stage and efficiency of the model met the assigned criteria 80/80 (80.03/80.47).
          2. Comparison of the students' problem-solving skills measurement was found that the students’ post-learning was higher than the pre-learning with the statistical significance of .05.
          3. The students' opinions were found that the mean was 4.19 and the standard deviation was 0.58.
          4. The form accreditation by 5 experts was at a high level (mean = 4.18, standard deviation = 0.30.)

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Umpa , C. ., & Chattiwat, W. . (2021). The Development of Academic Reading Instruction Model by Using Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach (CALLA) and Problem-Based Instruction to Enhance Academic English Reading Ability, Learning Strategies and Problem-Solving Ability. Journal of Roi Kaensarn Academi, 6(12), 239–254. retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JRKSA/article/view/251758
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