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DECLARATION
CERTIFICATE
ABSTRACT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Needs and significance of the study
Objectives
Hypotheses
Methodology in Brief
2. REVIEW OF CONCEPTUAL LITERATURE
Modern trends in English language teaching
Second language acquisition programme
Trends Dominantly Popularised In The South In 1940s And 1950s
Models Dominated By The Cognitive Mode
The Communication Approach In Language Teaching
Systemic-Functional Grammar and Process Linguistics
The Functional-Notional Syllabus
Notional Syllabus Model
Theoretical Aspects of Educational Diagnosis
Parental Use And Demonstration of Literacy
The Nature of Communication
Language and Literacy Acquisition
Environmental Contexts
Factors That Facilitate L2 Acquisition
Macro-Environmental Factors
A Comparison Of L1 Literacy Learning
Implications For Instruction
Immerse Students In Multicultural Literature
Using Instrumental Webs For Curriculum Planning
Steps in Developing a Web
Structuring Interaction Through Cooperative Grouping
Cultural Awareness and Therapy
3. REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES
1 Studies on Error Analysis and Diagnosis- Remediation
A. Studies Conducted Abroad
2. Education Across Cultures
3. Cultural Deprivation and Backwardness in Studies
B. Studies in India
C. Three Studies Directly Leading To The Present Study
4. METHDOLOGY
Case studies
Remedial Intervention Construct
Remedial Self-Learning Package: Standard X English question��Answer Transformation in Graded Steps�
Decoding English Letters and Letter Clusters Into Sounds
5. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION-1: FROM SURVEY AND CONTENT ANALYSIS OF TEXTS
A. Results From The Survey: Teachers’ Reponses
B. Results From The Survey: Based On Interviews With Pupils
C. Content Analysis of Practice Books
6. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION-II: CASE AND EXPERIMENTAL INTRVENTIONS
Case Study of Rekha At Tribal School Kalpetta
The Case Study of Two Gifted Muduvan Boys-Santhosh And Ullas
B. Results From The Independent Phase
Interventions
Intervention At Post SSLC Level With Neighbouring Higher Secondary Pupils
Observation Cum Interventions At Govt H.S.S. Sreekantapuram
Cumulatively Backward Pupils Failed In March 2006 Saved Through The “Say” Provision Through A Brief Intervention
7. CONCLUSION
A. Preamble
Objectives
Hypotheses
B. Summary of Findings Organised by Investigation Modes
Survey Results From Structural Inteviews with 80 Low -Scoring Pupils
Remedial approaches which pupils themselvs could undertake
C. Summary of findings organised by hypotheses
D.Implications for action
E. Suggestions for further research
F. Model/ synthesis
1. Behavioural model
2 Informational, constructivist and creative model
3. Personal Model
4. Social Model
APPENDICES
APPENDIX -I
APPENDIX -IIa
APPENDIX - IIb
APPENDIX - III
APPENDIX - IV