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International Journal of Social Science Exceptional Research

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Examining the Use of Teaching Activities in Iraqi EFL University Level: Case study of Najaf

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Abstract

EFL teachers at the university level in Najaf most usually employ the goals of the study determining the kinds of teaching activities. Indicating the influence of the teaching activities on student involvement and enthusiasm in EFL courses at Najaf institutions, Among the teaching actions include showing someone how to do something, guiding in the study of transmitting knowledge, and making someone know or grasp something. Particularly in Najaf Governorate, the English as a Foreign linguistic (EFL) teaching program at Iraqi institutions has certain difficulties that compromise the linguistic competency of the students. Many students feel inadequate and insecure about their English language abilities, even if it is vital for the global economy and job search chances. Many educators depend on conventional approaches that stress memory and theoretical practice without considering the needs or engagement of their pupils. Najaf's universities lack the necessary instructional tools, like books and modern technologies. These methods lack interaction and active participation, which affects students’ motivation and commitment. Universities in Najaf suffer from a lack of appropriate educational resources such as books and technological equipment. This lack limits teachers’ ability to design effective learning activities that suit students’ needs. Indicating the teaching activities.

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Lect. Dr. Hussein Haider Atiya AL-Khafaji (2026). Examining the Use of Teaching Activities in Iraqi EFL University Level: Case study of Najaf . International Journal of Social Science Exceptional Research (IJSSER), 5(3), 48-53.

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