Solutions
Based on the results obtained in this study, and the
discussion, analysis and the findings of the study, I
recommend the following:
1. The possible solution to the spelling problems rests on
teaching the basic spelling rules, correct pronunciation
and reminding the students of the exceptions that every
language has. At the same time teachers should take this
area seriously. Students should be exposed to authentic
materials and a lot of training and practice, because
spelling is a skill that is learnt and mastered by much
constant repetition (Macline 2001:52).
2. Teachers should be well trained in problem areas of
spelling and phonetics and work continuously to improve
students spelling by using such books as: (Better English
Pronunciation, Tree or Three? And Ship or Sheep?
3. Flash cards, wall- charts, cassettes, CDs and
handwriting which has been designed to accompany first
year syllabus ( Spine 4 ) should be used extensively.
4. Much concern should be devoted to the teaching of
vocabulary, because it represents an essential element in
language teaching from early stage of learning process.
Teachers and course designers should concentrate on
this area with much concern and emphasis.
5. For achieving what has been mentioned, continuous