Attitudes of Law Students at Al-Istiqlal University-Jericho towards Learning Legal Terminology Course in English
Keywords:
gender, attitude, motivation, EFLAbstract
This study aimed to shed light on the attitudes of law students at Al-Istiqlal University in Jericho Governorate towards learning legal terminology course in English. The researcher surveyed the perceptions of 105 (61 male, 44 female) students using a questionnaire developed according to a 5 –point Likert Scale. Cronbach Alpha Formula was used to determine the reliability coefficient of the questionnaire.
A descriptive analysis was made to measure the target students' attitudes (percentages, means and standard deviations). Gender differences were also considered via an independent T-test. Results revealed that law students at Al-Istiqlal University have positive attitudes towards learning legal terminology course in English in general, especially the students who have got high accumulative average at the university, with no gender differences.
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