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Developing EFL Learners’ Narrative Writing Through Using Short Stories- The Case of Al-Baha Universiy Students

Abstract

The current study is intended to help enhance Saudi university students to develop writing narrative essays and promote story telling skills. The study attempts to explore the correlation between teaching short stories and improvement of the students’ narrative writing. The objective of this paper is to relate teaching short stories and its efficiency in improving EFL Learners’ narrative essay writing. Two selected short stories were used in this study as supporting material. 60 students have participated 30 students in the experimental group and 30 in the control group by adopting test retest method. Pre-test is used as a diagnostic test and post-test after student being taught the selected material. The researcher used SPSS to analyze the collected data. The analysis of the tests’ result shows that students have developed their narrative writing techniques. This indicates that using short stories in the EFL class room positively contributes to the progress of the students’ narrative writing

Keywords: Essay Writing, Narrative Writing, Short Stories, Storytelling, Teaching Literature

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.37745/ejells.2013

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