A study of English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar
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This research studied of Enhancement of English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar. The objectives were 1) To study English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar, 2) To develop English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar, 3) To study students' satisfaction with English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar.
The results of this research were found that
1) The illustrates of English-speaking skills for BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar was found that the overall average was 4.25, which was at a satisfied level.
2) The students who have the score post-test of use of experiment take the model of English-speaking skills of BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar (= 17.85, S.D. = 1.31) were higher than the score of pre-tests in the use experiment the manual for Guiding English-speaking skills of BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University as statistically at 0.5.
3) The satisfaction of use experiments the manual for Guiding English-speaking skills of BA students at Dhammaduta Buddhist University in Bago, Myanmar was found that the overall average was 4.33 which was at satisfied level.
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