JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE STUDIES

The Effect of Suchman Strategy as a Style in Cognitive Skill (TEOSSAASICS)

Mina Mohammed Hassan Abbas

College of Education for Women/ Tikrit University

Madeha Saif AI-Deen Saleh

College of Education for Women/ Tikrit University

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25130/lang.7.4.24

Keywords: strategy, prescribed, scores, experimental group, control group

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Abstract

The goal current study is to determine how the Suchman strategy effects on EFL Iraqi intermediate  pupils achievement. When implemented well, they will have real effect on pupils' performance and provide diversity in the method that pupils process new knowledge. In order to achieve the study aims, the following hypotheses have been formulated. In the post achievement test, there is no statistical significant difference between the mean scores of experimental group, which is taught using Suchman strategy and control group, which is taught using prescribed method. A sample of sixty pupils have been randomly selected from the first intermediate class at AL-Marab Intermediate School for Boys at Kirkuk City for the academic year 2022-2023 in order to carry out the pupils' and validate its assumptions. Both groups are equalized in some important factors including educational levels of the parents, the age of pupils', their test results from their previous schooling year, and  their pretest scores for both groups. The researcher himself has taught both groups. The two groups are equally divided into the experimental group,  group (A), that made up  of (30) pupils which  have been taught according to the Suchman strategies. The control group, group (B), made up of (30) pupils which have been taught according to the prescribed method. According to the results, there is a statistically significant difference between the mean scores of the experimental group in the pre-test achievement. Moreover, the pupils in the experimental group were guided by the Suchman strategy to attain better achievement at the post tests. Finally, appropriate conclusions, recommendations and suggestions for further studies are put forward.

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