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Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Research and Studies - No. 26 (2) - January 2012<br />
In figure (4) regarding the reading skill, the data reveal that 4% reported<br />
that their reading skill is satisfactory, 24% reported it to be good, while 72%<br />
reported to it to be very good. Regarding, the writing skill 10 % reported their<br />
writing skill to be satisfactory, 34% reported it to be good while 56% believed<br />
that their writing skill is very good. With regard to the speaking, 6% reported<br />
it to be satisfactory, 32 % reported it to be good while 62% believed it to be<br />
very good.<br />
This aspect of the questionnaire was controversial since the beginning.<br />
The researcher knew that self reporting was going to be subjective as reporting<br />
on one’s language skills is very much connected to one’s self image. However,<br />
the researcher decided to include it in the questionnaire After all, the data<br />
reveal that little less than two thirds of teachers rated their English language<br />
skills as very good while around one third rated their language skills as good<br />
probably indicating some lack of confidence in their language skills namely<br />
in the areas of writing and speaking.<br />
C.<br />
1.<br />
Professional Development:<br />
Child development:<br />
The data in figure (5) , under professional development, the training<br />
received in the area of child development namely Human Development<br />
(stages of physical and emotional development) , show that 74% reported<br />
receiving training while 26 said they did not receive any training; in the area<br />
of capabilities of different age groups, 60% reported receiving training while<br />
40 did not, and in the area of age to learn a foreign language, 64 % reported<br />
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