This intervention study improves english language proficiency and confidence in Gujarati medium students, suggesting effective teaching strategies.
The purpose of this study is to determine the present level of English language proficiency among Gujarati-mediumchildren in the age range of 14 to 15 years old, as well as to design, execute, and evaluate a pedagogical intervention withthe intention of enhancing this skill. This study offers an activity-based curriculum that is contextualized and based on theprinciples of communicative language teaching (CLT) in order to solve the obstacles that regional language learners havewhile attempting to become proficient communicators in English. The goal of this study is to address these challenges.There were 104 pupils from three secondary schools in Gujarat who took part in the intervention over the course of twentyfour weeks. Assessments took place both before and after the intervention, classroom observations were conducted, andstudent interviews were conducted in order to measure language improvements, levels of confidence, and attitudes towardspeaking English. It is clear from the findings that there has been progress made in terms of fluency, pronunciation, andsocial competence. The research provides a model that may be used to situations that are comparable all throughoutGujarat and India.
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