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ED STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION TOWARD THEIR NATIVE AND NON-NATIVE

ENGLISH SPEAKING TEACHERS IN INTERPERSONAL SPEAKING CLASS

Abstract

This survey study explores the second year of English Department student’s perceptions about their native English-speaking teachers (NESTs) and nonnative English-speaking teachers (NNESTs), concerning their competence in the target language skill, cultural aspects, personal aspects, classroom atmosphere and teaching styles that the teachers establish in interpersonal speaking class. The purpose of the study was to examine and extend previous studies' findings concerning the characteristics of NESTs and NNESTs. In this study, the data were gathered from fifty students by using the likert scale questionnaires. The student’s perceptions were analyzed descriptively. The study revealed that English Department students show favorable attitudes towards both NNESTs and NESTs, and that they do not necessarily prefer NESTs over NNESTs. However, the finding reported competence in the target language skill and cultural aspects as NESTs' strengths over NNESTs, meanwhile NNESTs are preferable when it came to personal aspects.

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