2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.01.150
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An Evaluation of the 9th Grade Local and the International English Coursebooks in Terms of Language Skills and Components

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“…The students also agree with their teachers on the suitability of the book. Similarly, the research on different course books provided by the MNE for language learners in different levels and grades has shown that these materials do not promote communicative targets, or support learner-centeredness and student autonomy and that they do not include realistic and motivating content, and that there is a need for English course books to construct student-centered and student-initiated activities (Haznedar, 2009;Karababa, Serbes & Sahin, 2010;Isik, 2011;Saricoban & Can, 2012;Basal, Celen, Kaya & Bogaz, 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The students also agree with their teachers on the suitability of the book. Similarly, the research on different course books provided by the MNE for language learners in different levels and grades has shown that these materials do not promote communicative targets, or support learner-centeredness and student autonomy and that they do not include realistic and motivating content, and that there is a need for English course books to construct student-centered and student-initiated activities (Haznedar, 2009;Karababa, Serbes & Sahin, 2010;Isik, 2011;Saricoban & Can, 2012;Basal, Celen, Kaya & Bogaz, 2016).…”
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“…Tavil & Demirbaş, 2010), others (e.g. Tosun, 2013;Çoban & Can, 2013;Demirci & Tavil, 2015) aimed to investigate the skills practiced in the coursebooks. Demirci and Tavil (2015) aimed to find out whether the skills in Yes You Can A1.2, a coursebook published by Ministry of National Education in Turkey, were integrated in the skills.…”
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confidence: 99%