Contents & References of Evaluation of seventh grade English textbook based on Tomlinson's model
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Page Title
Persian Abstract.. 1
Chapter One: General Research
1-1. Introduction .. 3
1-2. Statement of the problem .. 4
1-3. Research questions 7
1-4. Research hypotheses.. 8
1-5. Research goals and necessity. 8
1-5-1. Theoretical objectives .. 8
1-5-2. Practical objectives .. 8
1-6. Basic concepts.. 9
1-6-1. Prospect 1.. 9
1-6-2. Textbook .. 9
1-6-3. Curriculum .. 9
1-6-4. Evaluation .. 9
1-6-5. Evaluation of teaching materials .. 9
1-6-6. Teaching materials .. 10
1-6-7. Tomlinson model (2003) . 10
1-7. The overall structure of the research.. 10
Chapter two: theoretical issues and research background
2-1. Introduction.. 13
2-2. A brief look at English language teaching in Iran. 13
2-3. The importance of textbooks and their preparation and editing. 15
2-4. Brief introduction of seventh grade English book. 19
2-5. The importance of evaluating textbooks. 20
2-6. Evaluation objectives .. 21
2-7. Research background abroad. 23
2-8. Research background in the country. 25
Chapter Three: Research Implementation Method
3-1. Introduction .. 30
3-2. Research Method .. 30
3-3. Evaluation Model.. 31
3-4. Method and tool of information collection. 32
3-4-1. Library studies .. 32
3-4-2. Field studies .. 32
3-5. Validity and reliability of research tools. 33
3-6. Statistical society.. 34
3-7. Sample volume and sampling method. 34
3-8. Data analysis .. 35
3-9. Research limitations. Data description .. 37
4-2-1. Description of demographic variables. 37
4-2-1-1. Gender .. 37
4-2-1-2. Teaching experience.. 38
4-2-1-3. Education.. 39
4-2-2. Description of research data. 40
4-2-2-1. Explanation of training .. 41
4-2-2-2. Pagination resolution. 41
4-2-2-3. Ability to understand texts. 42
4-2-2-4. Acceptability of assignments. 43
4-2-2-5. Ability to do homework. 44
4-2-2-6. Achieving and realizing goals. 45
4-2-2-7. Practicality of the contents. 46
4-2-2-8. Teaching ability. 47
4-2-2-9. Flexibility.. 48
4-2-2-10. Attractiveness of the content.. 49
4-2-2-11. The power to create motivation. 50
4-2-2-12. The effect of course materials. 51
4-2-2-13. New learning rate. 52
4-2-2-14. Failure to learn the material. 53
4-2-2-15. The ability to do new things. 54
4-2-2-16. The effectiveness of the book.. 55
4-2-2-17. Learner preparation for exams. 56
4-2-2-18. Learner's readiness to learn the target language. 57
4-2-2-19. Self-confidence of the learner. 58
4-2-2-20. The independence of the learner. 59
4-2-2-21. Curriculum coverage. 60
4-2-2-22. Proportion of book volume with teaching hours. 61
4-2-3. Inferential statistics and hypothesis testing. 63
Chapter Five: Achievements and Suggestions
5-1. Introduction .. 67
5-2. Research Summary .. 67
5-3. Examining the hypotheses... 68
5-4. Discussion and conclusion about the current research. 72
5-4-1. Evaluation during teaching. 72
5-4-2. Evaluation after teaching. 76
5-5. Research proposals .. 78
5-5-1. Practical proposals. 78
5-5-2. Suggestions for further research. 78
Appendices .. 79
Questionnaire .. 80
Persian sources .. 82
Non-Persian sources.. 84
English abstract .. 88
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