Teachers’ Perceptions Towards the Effectiveness of TBTM on Pupils’ Motivation and Engagement in Reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania

The study investigated the teachers’ perceptions towards the effectiveness of TBTM on pupils’ motivation and engagement in reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro municipality, Tanzania. The research employed a quantitative descriptive design to measure learners' motivation and engagement. The sample included 18 respondents selected through purposive sampling comprising English and non-English language teachers. Data were collected using Secondary data and questionnaires. The study ensured the reliability and validity of its instruments. Analysis of the data revealed that task-based instruction was more effective than traditional exercise-based methods in enhancing reading skills and language proficiency in Tanzanian primary school pupils

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East African Journal of Education Studies
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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.37284/eajes.8.1.2704
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Second Language Learning and Teaching
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Teachers’ Perceptions Towards the Effectiveness of TBTM on Pupils’ Motivation and Engagement in Reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania

Hashim Issa Mohamed, Salmin Adamu Ahmada
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East African Journal of Education Studies
Second Language Learning and Teaching
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Teachers’ Perceptions Towards the Effectiveness of TBTM on Pupils’ Motivation and Engagement in Reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania

Hashim Issa Mohamed, Salmin Adamu Ahmada
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The study investigated the teachers’ perceptions towards the effectiveness of TBTM on pupils’ motivation and engagement in reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro municipality, Tanzania. The research employed a quantitative descriptive design to measure learners' motivation and engagement. The sample included 18 respondents selected through purposive sampling comprising English and non-English language teachers. Data were collected using Secondary data and questionnaires. The study ensured the reliability and validity of its instruments. Analysis of the data revealed that task-based instruction was more effective than traditional exercise-based methods in enhancing reading skills and language proficiency in Tanzanian primary school pupils

East African Journal of Education StudiesVol. 8(1)
Muslim University of Morogoro (TZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Second Language Learning and Teaching
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Teachers’ Perceptions Towards the Effectiveness of TBTM on Pupils’ Motivation and Engagement in Reading English as a Second Language in Morogoro Municipality, Tanzania — Hashim Issa Mohamed, Salmin Adamu Ahmada · East African Journal of Education Studies (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS