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ACKNOWLEDGMENTIN THE NAME OF ALLAH
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" The Effect Of Using Concept Maps
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تحصيل.()(113).().(2008 -2007)(
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TABLE OF CONTENTSDEDICATION……
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2.2.11 Attitudes to Grammar ……
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LIST OF APPENDIXAPPENDIX ( A) TOOLS
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LIST OF TABELS ( continued )Table p
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IINTRODUCTION1.1 Study statement an
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others, so knowledge of grammar enh
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our students , especially within ou
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2- Familiarizing English language t
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IILITRETURE REVIEW2.1 Learning and
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Abed AL - Khalek ( 2001 : 20 )sees
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2- Learning is the product of direc
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8. Some times the best learning is
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Carnell ( 2002: 18-20 ) said that e
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learners need to keep using new rul
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2.11.2 Metacognitive learning :Hism
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Theoretical point of view saw gramm
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Thornbury ( 2004 : 1 ) grammar is t
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than other , so teachers will face
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grammar to the form of structures ,
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of the language or a subject that t
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1. Implicit knowledge , it enables
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mentioned that descriptive grammar
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description of forms , but not to t
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Types of morphemes :There are two t
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4. Syntax :The word syntax meant "
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1. The open clauses :-1.1. Verb :-
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2.1.4 Determinative :- Nasr (1980:1
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have as learners; their active unde
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Hussin et.al ( 2000 : 2 ) believe t
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Principles of the grammar translati
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Kohli ( 199 9 : 51 ) sees that the
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The principles of audio-lingual met
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Principles of communication approac
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4.1 Concept MapsIntroductionConcept
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knowledge that are comprised of con
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4.5 The use of concept maps :Leou a
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4.5.3 Concept map as an assessment
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7. Communicate complex ideas .8. Ai
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concept maps ( before Ausubels’ a
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were involved in the study. The res
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students) mapping concepts prior to
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that concept mapping has a positive
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males on chemistry tests, especiall
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questionnaire and metacognition ( p
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Lonning and Marko (1998 )The proble
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and one experimental group, each in
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(p
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mapping and by better visualization
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In this thesis, it is proposed that
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