Effect of Internet Slangs on the Academic Achievements of Secondary School Students in Essay Writing in English Language (Record no. 6079)

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Author OLASUBOMI, Funmilayo
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Title Effect of Internet Slangs on the Academic Achievements of Secondary School Students in Essay Writing in English Language
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Supervisor Dr. OLADEJO, T. O.
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Place of publication Ibafo
Department (College) Languages
Date of publication 2020
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Pagination viii,; 39p.
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Summary, etc This project investigates The effect of slangs on secondary school students academic achievements. The introduction of slang and the rise in the use of slang in Nigeria was attempted. Simultaneously, various linguists investigate and address the numerous significances of slang. A corpus of data (slangs) is observed, processed and analyzed that includes student’s discussions. The influence of slangs on high school students' academic performance is also discussed. The study shows the frequency of use of slang, in both formal and informal contexts as well as slang and feature extensions. In the SS3 class, the data collected and evaluated attentively were used to evaluate the validity of the work of students at mountain high school, which the researcher observed through questionnaires. The data analyzed (slangs) indicate the influence of the slangs on the students and their academic achievement, the writing of essays, grammatical errors, etc.
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Main Subject English Language
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Item type Students Thesis
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Source of classification or shelving scheme Not for loan Permanent location Current location Shelving location Date acquired Accen. No. Koha item type
    Main Library Main Library Reference 05.08.2021 16020401010 Students Thesis

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