Concerning the present study, the above quoted questions, which are stated in the report as
‘problems’, are very important mainly in two ways:
1. The first question applies to the problems teachers/instructors may face while using TBL
method in Turkey, as well, because both the exams and the national curriculum are
knowledge-based (Vural, 2000).
2. It is not surprising to see that TBL has been successful with proficient users of English.
Yet, both the control group and the experimental group nominated in this study are comprised
of mainly beginners although they are first grade university students. Only a few students in
both groups are proficient in using English, as is obvious in their pre-test grades. This factor
may negate pre-set positive hypotheses of the study
Concerning the present study, the above quoted questions, which are stated in the report as
‘problems’, are very important mainly in two ways:
1. The first question applies to the problems teachers/instructors may face while using TBL
method in Turkey, as well, because both the exams and the national curriculum are
knowledge-based (Vural, 2000).
2. It is not surprising to see that TBL has been successful with proficient users of English.
Yet, both the control group and the experimental group nominated in this study are comprised
of mainly beginners although they are first grade university students. Only a few students in
both groups are proficient in using English, as is obvious in their pre-test grades. This factor
may negate pre-set positive hypotheses of the study
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