Students’ perception of Spoken English Anxiety at Higher Education Level

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afsheen salahuddin

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Developing countries like Pakistan are struggling for an Ideal model for English language teaching in their educational institute as English language is emerging as a powerful medium of communication. In Pakistan the public sector school still follows the same old traditional teaching methodology like grammar translation method while the private sector is trying to utilize modern teaching methodologies for enhancing confidence in spoken English but the private sector also needs a lot of effort. This study has tried to find out various factors which make students anxious when they speak in English language and to develop a model based on interactive activities to be incorporated in the curriculum of the institute where this research study took place.

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