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3. Do you think group work helps you to learn the language? Justify your answer
4. Do you understand the text if you study alone? Rate yourself out of 100.
5. In a group study, do you prefer to be with your friends or others? Please briefly explain
6. What are the skills that help you to improve when you are working in group?
It is worth pointing out that the questionnaire for students was translated into French before
submission.
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QUESTIONNAIRE FOR TEACHERS
3. While you are having group task, which specific skill you want to focus?
4. What are the benefits that you really get from making the students work in group?
5. Do you think students should choose their own group members or the teacher should select
members for group work and why?
7. What are the negative effects you get while having group study in your class
8. What are the possible negative impacts of group work that might create a barrier on
students learning?
9. When and what type of students you think should work in a group? Explain briefly.