The Use of The Theory of Multiple Intelligence in Learning English Pronouncing When Suffering from Learning Difficulties

Authors

  • Tuqa Mohammed Hannoon Imam Jaafar Al-Sadiq University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52834/jmr.v18i36.142

Keywords:

Multiple Intelligence, English pronouncing

Abstract

The study planned to research First: Is there any relationship among Various Insights in gaining English articulation while experiencing learning troubles? Second: Is there any distinction between Different Insights and English articulating capability between male students and female students? A sum of 300 university English majors filled in as subjects of the review, including 125 guys and 175 females. just 22 were avoided, they assisted with finishing up the poll of numerous Insights. Moreover, their English scores or/and levels of School Selection tests were embraced as their English capability. Besides, illustrative investigation and relapse examination were broken down by the Factual Bundle for Sociology (SPSS). All came to the response to the inquiry assuming great English articulating students were more grounded with Verbal/Phonetic insight. Obviously, in the review, the response was negative, and involving the Hypothesis of Different Insight in learning English Articulating, is an exceptionally effective language learning device, and has an extremely sure relationship to beat any challenges in learning English articulating. Furthermore, In regards to distinctions in sexual orientation, guys would be wise to English articulating capability than females. However, the distinctions didn't arrive at a critical level.

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Published

2022-12-31

How to Cite

Hannoon, T. (2022). The Use of The Theory of Multiple Intelligence in Learning English Pronouncing When Suffering from Learning Difficulties. Journal of Misan Researches, 18(36), 425 -436. https://doi.org/10.52834/jmr.v18i36.142

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