Najeeb, Rashid-Code-Switching Research in Brahvi
Najeeb, Rashid-Code-Switching Research in Brahvi
Najeeb, Rashid-Code-Switching Research in Brahvi
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
2022
CODE-SWITCHING FROM URDU TO BRAHUI IN
SECONDARY CLASSES: A CASE STUDY OF GOVT
PILOT SECONDARY SCHOOL MASTUNG
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2K17-ENG-392K17-ENG-29 2K17-ENG-47
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
FACULTY OF ENGLISH
Supervisor
Ms. Shahida
Lecturer
Department English
Faculty: Languages and Literature
LUAWMS, Uthal, Balochistan
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL
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SIMILARITY INDEX
Najeeb U
by Najeeb N
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS iv
ABSTRACT vi
1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Background of the Study 2
1.2 Types of Code Switching 3
1.3 Tag-switching 3
1.4 Inter sentential Switching 4
1.5 Intra words-sentential 4
1.6 Intra-sentential switching: 5
1.7 Brahui Language 6
1.8 Statement of the Problem 7
1.9 Significance of the Study 7
1.10 Limitation of the Study 7
1.11 Research Objectives 7
1.12 Research Questions 7
2 LITERATURE REVIEW 8
2.1 Related Review 8
2.1.1. Teachers’ code-switching throughout a classroom 10
2.1.2. Student’s code switching 10
2.1.3. Concept of code switching: 11
2.1.4. Code switching in Pakistan 12
2.1.5. Significance of code switching 12
3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 20
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3.2. Target Population 22
3.3. Sampling Procedure 22
3.4. Research Techniques 22
3.5. Data Analysis 22
SUMMARY 27
REFERENCES 29
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ABSTRACT
Code switching process is the most beneficialpractice method for the teaching and
learning,teachers do code switching for different reasons in classrooms. The most
important element of this task is to figure out the reasons and the purpose of Code
switching. This phenomenon is used by teachers in Government Pilot secondary school
Mastung. This process is mainly concerned with bilingual and multilingual societies.In
Pakistan, the bilingual speakers have good opportunity to use two languages or more
languages simultaneously in same conversation. It is used for different purposes for
instance, trades, migrations, teachings and for other purposes which relate to this
phenomenon. Through this process people can easily convert and transfer their
Codes/messages from one language to another language. It can fulfil and make easy
every difficult concept. Code switching process is habitually used in classrooms where
the teachers teach various subjects. Teachers motivate and cooperate with students and
concentrate on the learning activities of whole the class if they use code switching. In
Pakistan mostly people are multilingual, and they have the competence to know
different languages. Researchers used the Edward winder observation method which
is based on recording and observation. It is observed in the class that teachers did code
switching in the class. And the students behaved positively when code-switching was
used by teachers in their lectures. Researchers studied and observed the three types of
code-switching. (1) Tag switching (2) intra sentential switching and (3) inter-sentential
switching. The result of the studyrevealed that the teachers used the code-switching in
classrooms to illuminateeverything and makethe students’ concept clear.
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CHAPTER ONE
1 INTRODUCTION
Code consists of rules of symbols, letters for relating through information from
exchange one person to another or one place to other. Code is the smallest unit as
morpheme, code is verbal element in linguistic or word can be considered a code as
well as the whole language is a code. A code maybe a language, style or variety of a
language. People use to communicate in a language through code. It is Necessary for
the people to choose a code while expressing thoughts and ideas in the conversation,we
call it a particular code. A particular language has register, dialect, style or verity. It is
a method of communication between two or more than two parties.
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This study is based on causes of code-switching from Urdu to Brahui in Government
Pilot Secondary school Mastung Balochistan, in order to know the interest of teachers
and students. And, to identify the role of code switching in the learning process of
students’ in classroom. This research guides some questions that what are the causes
of code switching and causes of code switching from Urdu to Brahui Language.
In linguistics study “Code” first comes into use in the field of sociolinguistics. Code
means language, and there are several codes or languages which are presently used in
the world; every code has its own rules and regulations. (cf. Tabouret Keller 1995,
Auer (ed.) 1998) Sometimes speakers change and mix their codes with each other, this
process is known as code switching process. Occasionally, we use one word of another
language in a conversation or single discourse and utterance. In code-switching we can
put a phrase, sentence, in our talk. Code-switching is a practice in which two codes are
used in a sentence. This process usually occurs in different situations, such as in
classroom discussions at school, college and university level. Code- switching is “the
Juxtaposition within the same speech exchange of passage of belonging to two
different grammatical systems or sub-systems (Gumperz, 1982,:59) “Teachers do
code-switching when the dissimilar courses are taught and students fail to understand
what teacher delivers” (Norrish, Jo, (1997). Code-switching is defined as the “use of
two or more languages in the same conversation without a noticeable phonological
assimilation from one variety to another” Code-switching is a process in which
speakers use two varieties of languages.
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2006:157). Code-switching is a process in which speakers use two varieties of
languages. Individuals apply this process in many situations, such as schools, colleges,
universities and marketplaces. Normal utteranceof code-mixing and code-switching
might be arranged as in the following (Hammers and Blanc, 1990:149).
Code-switching /Lx/Ly/Lx/Ly/etc.
1. Tag-switching
4. Intra-sentential switching
1.3 Tag-switching
It is a slight kind of code which may contain a word or a group of words that are used
at the end of another language called tag code switching. (Poplack, 1980).Tag is
generally used for confirmation.
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1.4 Inter sentential Switching
Brahui speakers habitually use to code switch from one language to other language
while interaction or in different events as market places, with friends, this process does
not only takes place in sentences but also in words , clauses or phrases. Such kind of
code switching Indies different ideas.
Inter words sentential code switching concerns with the language interchange that
occurs within a word or a clause boundary. Sometimes, it includes mixing within word
boundaries. Code switching in this type occur within a word. There are some examples
of intra word sentential code switching (Poplack, 1980). In intra Sentential switching
the characteristics of one language is used to the words of another language.
For Example:
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1.6 Intra-sentential switching
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1.7 Brahui Language
Brahui language is spoken commonly in the central parts of Balochistan, the standard
district where Brahui language is spoken lies in a meager corridor connecting from
just south of Quetta through Nushki, Kalat, and Khuzdar to Lasbela. The area of Kalat
detaches the district into a northern part, Sarawan, and a southern part, Jahlawan,
reflected in the fundamentally ancestral divisions of the Brahuis: the Sarawani and
Jahlawani families. A couple inside parts in Sindh domain. In Iran it is spoken in the
Sistan of Balochistan region. Brahui language is spoken in Helmand and Nimroz
regions in Afghanistan. Scarcely Brahuis are also settled in Soviet Turkmenistan,
essentially in the Marv desert spring. (Reference book Iranica. 2018) Brahui language
has a spot with North Dravidian language family which is spoken around (1250 miles)
far from other Dravidian tongues for instance Talgu, Tamil, Malyalam, Karukh and
Malto. As demonstrated by a measure, there are around 3,000,000 people in the world
who convey in Brahui language. Sarawani, Jahlawani and Rakhshani are the three huge
dialects of Brahui language. Sarawani language is generally used in Brahui composing.
Jahlawani tongue of Brahui language is spoken in southern areas of Balochistan, the
dialect which is spoken in the Kharan, Panjgur and Chaghi district is called Rakhshani
dialect. Till post-explorer period in Balochistan there was no custom of including
Brahui language recorded as a printed copy, it has been used particularly as an oral
language, but a few works in Brahui had displayed before then, when Malik Dad
Kalati's book 'Tofatul Hajahib' was written in the eighteenth century. Afterward
(1950), a standard self-motivated improvement started when a couple of magazines
started appropriating articles and refrain in Brahui. Brahui language is being written
in the Persian style Urdu Nastaliq script. As of now all the Brahui books, papers and
magazines are being dispersed in the Persian substance. The British authorities
convoyed by their severe priests and Christian Missionary to change over the local
people of Balochistan into Christianity, in such way they made a translation of their
severe books into Brahui. The purpose for English authorities learning Brahui
language was to broaden their power onto people of Balochistan. These causes were
the beginning of a set up advancement where achieved start of book syntheses in
Brahui. The far off areas of Balochistan where Brahui is used particularly for
explanation.
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1.8 Statement of the Problem
Code switching is the process of alternating between two or more languages, this
phenomenon is frequently occurring in District Mastung. Code switching occurs
during lecture when students failed to achieve the conveyed message properly, in
second language, therefore, teachers applied code switching while teaching in classes.
This study reveals that students were feeling good after using of code-switching. Code-
switching helps in those situations when two or more communicators share their ideas
and they change their codes with each other, from one language to another for the sake
of good communication.
There are many researches are significant because the code switching is being
practiced in Balochistan which have many causes and impacts. By the findings and
recommendation of this study, the ratio of the code switching from Urdu to Brahvi
Language can be measured.
The research area is too broaden and it has many gaps to be researched, thus, the
researcher in this study is limited to the causes of code-switching from Urdu to Brahui
language in Government Pilot Secondary School in Mastung. To the concern that, what
are the causes of code-switching which is being practiced in a large ratio in Balochistan
but this research limitation is merely investigating the causes of code-switching from
Urdu to Brahvi especially in Mastung.
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CHAPTER TWO
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
According to Khati (2011), Tima (2010), Kavaliauskiene (2009) and Nazary (2008),
Code-Switching is typicallyproducedas achange from one language toanother by the
speaker throughout the communication. Early explanations by Valdes-Fallis
(1978),utter that code-switching is associated in nursinguncertaintyof twocodes done
by communication, borrowing or combination of words. Gumperz (1982) considers,
code-switchingas a result of the association of twogrammatical systems or sub-
systems. The first language plays a major role insidethe sphereof teaching
formanyyears, students will certainlyunderstandlectures by victimizationof thecode-
switchingin classrooms. In multilingualsocieties Code-switching is taken under
considerationresults of language. It has beenfocused that the occurrence of code-
switchingis seen inside the framework of multilingualand bilingual
groups.(Muhammad, Mahmoud, 2013;and Rasul, 2013). It is theagreeable significance
in our current life to bootin cross culture manipulatethat iscommon in bicultural
communities in worldwide. Code-switching is usuallyusedin ESL/EFLcollege rooms
insidethe globepresently. And, pupils have optimistic attitudes on theapproachfor
code-switching of educators inclassroom(Abdolaziz & Shahla, 2015; Daretal, 2014).
The process of code-switchingis usedas a strength that handles the actions device and
assists teachersto bootupported social contexts. In the past, code-switching wasn't
thought-about subordinate in attention appreciated subject of scientific
researchstudies, however, it is anabundantresponse as a main fieldpresently. Also
Code-switching is determinedthe foremostreason of teaching; bilingual speakers share
easily their speech from one language to second language.
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to supply low capable alternates with the possible opportunities to talk and further
develop understanding of the discussion (Ahmad and Juso_, 2009; Selamat, 2014). A
couple of teachers directed that code-switching is important to lessen nervous, restless,
and hesitant students similarly as replacements with low frivolity. Code-switching not
totally extends student's perception and usage of the material yet outfit a positive
getting the hang of including with the help of fine school student associations
(Moghadam, Samad, and Shahraki, 2012). Larger piece of ESL understudies inference
that they get benefit due to instructors' code-switching and it helps in learning a
language all through the accompanying framework (Nordin, Ali, Zubir, and Sadjirin,
2013). In a state of harmony with an assessment, sixty fourth (64th) of the students
offer a ton of significance the speakers administrative unit switch code over talk and
an enormous piece of acknowledge that code-switching boots and works with them to
recognize higher in tests (Alenez_2010).
The assessments coordinated that the informative level of the students accept a colossal
part to check correctness of code-switching as a learning method, for learners or low
ability deputies, as collaborator degree model. Code-switching could be a valuable
technique to watch out, beside moderate level students a great deal of target language
input is required hence, and code-switching is not included or responsive by their
speakers and students too. (Ling et al., 2014; Jingxia, 2010; Yao, 2011; Horasan,
2014). According to (Wardhaug, 1986:12) Code-switching is one among the many
terms talked in semantics: historical groundworksare the examination of language,
society, structure and moreover, the thinking language limits in communication. The
term code-switching is used in derivation.
On the other hand, S. D. Krashen (1985), ensured that the students' of L1 ought not to
be used inside the homeroom that extend the transparency of the goal language. The
great deal of the L2 receptiveness students get faster the students teach (Ellis, 2015).
Yatagan baba and Yildirim (2015) recommend that L1 mustnot to replace L2. A couple
of educators are of the evaluation that code-changing should to be used at beginner or
simple level absolutely and since the level advances, it should be restricted (Horasan,
2014). The students of division of English regularly have negative perspective towards
code-switching however, students from various workplaces have no bad things to say
(Rukh, 2014; Rukh, Saleem, Javeed, and Mehmood, 2014). Tsukamoto (2012)
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revealed that students regard even more significantly to have monolingual classes to
build up their obtaining and Germanic language capacities and appreciated that the
classes have to to be driven in English however not check of L1. A couple of students
acknowledge that code-changing is authentically not a real due to succeed in their
achievement in attainment (Ling, Jin, Tong, Tarmizi, and Sahiddan, 2014).
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bea social interaction and communication of information. Attributable tocode-
switching people build informationfrom well-known to unknown. Gumperz (1964)
The Dominant language of Kingdom of Swedenis Swedish language whichthey teach
second language (L2). English in colleges is nurturing fromearly age; children’s
primary language is English, that they are educated in school. In national course of
study in Kingdom of Swedenfor everyparticipant that has opportunities in social and
cultural context. Professors develop a high level of English proficiency for
schoolstudents, speakers shift totally differentlanguages at intervals, same speech or
same spoken languageis termed code-switching (Butzkamm, 2003, p.29).
Presentershave to be compelled to be targetedon shift whichthey yield code-switching
between L1 and L2, every teacher optionsa different} approach of communication
whichthey even have different purpose of shift and everyonehas different meaningand
contexts. Code means, language and shift refers to the useof twolanguages at
asimilarconversation (Gumperz, 1964). Code-switchingskillmight be a development
at breaksthatalternating and transferring at pausesconstantspoken language, and
contexts between fully differentlanguages and complete switch between a pair
of languages in whole clause or phrase during avery sentence (Gluszkowsk, 2012).
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2.1.4. Code switching in Pakistan
Language is one of the foremost factors in all communication methods which is spoken
completely in different activities Language is used in communication approximately
used by all people for communications, interactions in various societies. In Asian
countries the unit of measurementmany people are multilingual speakers, Pakistan is
too a polyglot and Urdu is the official language of Pakistan currently, English has
become ought to be compelled to everyone, in various courses like certificate and
language improvement progress etc. people chiefly applying methodologyof code-
switching in their speeches and switch from one to a uniquein line with(Stern, 1992),
“Code switching is the follow of alternately ill-treatmenttwo of languages”. Differing
kinds of code-switching are mentioned, intra-sentential code-switching, inter-
sentential code-switching and tag switching. Code-switching wasn't an important
subject of researchin past study butpresently, it become a plentyof concerned. Code-
switching could be the foremost functions of teaching, it's essentially used in bilingual
classroomto know the context.
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The study of code-switching is achievement of second language. In code-switching
the bilingual has same information and he or she he merely switches code (Clyne,
2003). Cluster of bilingual classroom of French throughlecturersunit of
measurementtransfer their message through code-switching and this method of teacher
clear their massage from one to in another language. English is utilized in
variousinstitutions and it's become more than enough for everyone. Whereasnot
attainment of higher education is notrealizablethus in manyfaculties. English has
become an important language for instruction. This methodologyis usuallybeing
applied in Republic of Pakistanwhere students grasp altogethercompletely different
languages but Urdu is an officiallanguage and that’s why students and presenters feel
comfortable in classroomsto assumeand do code-switching. Code-switching would be
in variousforms like situational code-switching, Inter-sentential code-switching and
Tag-switching. The investigator aim of this study to go looking out whether or not
code-switching practice is the most effectivemeans thatin students unit of depthable
tounderstandmanyrobust things through approach of code-switching or not.
The use of regular language in learning has been an unfair area of interest for scientists
for a long time (Khati, 2011; island, 2010; Kavaliauskiene, 2009; Nazary, 2008).
Code-switching is sub-unsurprising result of language contact especially in bilingual
social orders. The applied etymologists have consistently been concerned with respect
to the event of code-switching in bilingual and multilingual settings (Muhammad and
Mahmood, 2013; Rafi, 2013; Rasul, 2013; Cook, 2013; Gulzar and Qadir, 2010; Sipra,
2009).Training ways that like, direct expertise, specialized technique and open
showing framework think about regular language an disorder for learning the
subsequent language and accept it should be kept away from (Harmer, 2001). On the
voluntary hand study has laid out the established truth that the use of regular language
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while showing second language is not any masses of thought about a negative
improvement rather it should be consolidated at extents the varsity rooms (Cook, 2013;
island, 2012;).Hall and cook (2013) select to utilize the expression "own language"
than normal language or L1 as in language study hall shared language may not be their
language. English and Urdu have consistent for a long time at spans the sub-mainland
hence English stands firm on a tough situation (Rafi, 2013; prophet and Mahmood,
2012). Code-switching "may be anobservable phonetic turn of events and regular side-
effect of language communication and advancement" in Pakistani society (Mushtaq
and Zahra, 2012) (p.428).
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at the essential phases of learning Urdu as a second or public language helps with
making satisfying setting because of the capacity to enough grasp the educator's
scholarly contribution with a miniature low endless amount of comfort. Also once they
are fine with the setting, with none inessential tension because of starting daily
encouragement.
Farhana Tabassum (2020) referenced that code-switching history show at halts the
years (1950) and Nineteen Sixties and remember to be delicate and side-line matter.
In phonetics the notability model likely could be a hypothesis that was arranged via
hymn Myers-Scotton is one record of the social truth inspiration for code-switching.
This model holds that speakers use language choices to list right and commitments
(RO) sets, the theoretical social code employable between members in a cooperation
(Ronjat 1913 and Leopold 1939-49). Code-switching use in old time on paper was by
Lucy Shepard free-land in his book language of the sierra Miwok in (1951),
mentioning inborn individuals of American state. Anyway code-switching is to be
thought about an inadequate utilization of language by numerous alternates in nineteen
forties and nineteen fifties. Code-switching has been regarded by numerous substitutes
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as a characteristic and early result of trilingual and bilingual language use since
eighties. The use of code-switching is regularly settled to similarly stable two dialects
casual blend to boot code-switching. It shifts among assortments of languages or
registers with the oversight of entrances. The term code-switching is utilized and to
wader numerous writing understudies utilize the term code-switching for explanation
of abstract styles that embrace components of one language as in novel by chines yank,
Anglo Indian or Latino essayists.
Chowdhury (2012) observed that the understudies with least openness to English face
pleasant issue in changing at tertiary level so they might benefit from outside input by
the educator's shift to semantic correspondence. Instructors change code to reduce
issue in probing example and make them comprehend and present a defence for refined
thoughts (Chowdhury, 2012; Flyman-Mattsson and Burenhult, 1999). In accordance
with Saddhono and Rohmadi (2014), consequently on balance language abilities of the
understudies the educator understands the need to change code along these lines, as
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they will get him/her all through a superior approach. Speakers to wader change code
to revise terms and ideas, and present new theme (Chowdhury, 2012)
Muhammad Younas, Muhammad Afzaal, Uzma Noor, Samina Khalid, and Swaleha
Nagvi (2020) printedcode-switching as a communicative technique in the mainusedby
ESL. Speechmakersof World Health Organization catch one language to point outnon-
native English speakers; English as a second language and to boot regarded that the
necessary purpose of code-switching is to change bilingual once in one language does
notsatisfy to convey the message clearly to the observer and readers. Second, they
bootexpressed that the individual World Health Organization is speaking takes the help
of the second language to on the far sideany doubt convey their message then they are
available, the firstlanguage they already speak. Third,theysaythat code-switching got
to be followedat intervalsthe area as a tool by lecturers that preparedthe studentsto
knowthe technical and unclear sections of ESL lessons.And,additionalthey unveiled
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that code-switching contributes to a positive outcome on theregionof scholars and
buildup a friendly setting at interval area.
Dr. Muhammad Fareed Dar, Huma Aktar, and Hamna Khalid (2014) steered that
Pakistani students are incapable to accumulate communicative ability in English that
is the clarificationcode-switching from English to Urdu has become a demand of the
students even in Germanic language area. Secondly, they mentioned code-switching
from English to Urdu by the teacher to helpthe studentunderstand difficult ideas, to
clear the words and to gift examples or to mix and at intervalsidenticalmethodology.
He jointlymentioned that for the student's demands and needsto be supported student-
teacher code-switching reason. As Sara Johansson (2013) mentioned in her article that
teacher deityexplained that English is thatexclusively language that is allowed once
they lay to rest at interimsthe area. Secondly, she stated that Cala is alsoan instructor
she solely permits English in her area and Cala said that students would possibly
notice, it is effortfulbut she generallysaid to her students,they willspeak Swedish
during the course of the break. Third she declared another teacher heath, global
organization agency was most clear relating to code-switching but she didn't provides
a transparent answer that what is her ideasrelating to code-switching.
However, she saidthe utmostquantity as potential English need to be used but she
saidthe very fact is that English is not my tongue neither is that the student's tongue.
Therefore, she saidwe tend to,neverare clear at intervalsof the second language as we
tend to,are clear in our maternal languages and at
intermissionsidenticalmethodology.Heath disclose her reason of code-switching to her
defect at interludesthe target language ability once it involves code-switching,
andgenerallyshe feels too tired and gets angry she accidentally switch to Swedish
further the teacher explains that when she talks relating tosensitive subjects in
Swedish.
Dias Astuti Cakrawarti (2011) mention that during a day totally different state of
affairs people interaction with one another and choosevaried codes for communication.
And for every one picking outa style ofcode makes a communication or a themeeasier
to discuss. In addition, he stated that generally, a speaker feel comfortable and
unengaged todeliberate her/his feelings and emotions in another language that isnot
his/her everyday language.Apart from Hoffman (1991) detailed that a personalglobal
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organization agency is also a bilingual to varytheir language because ofmanyreasons.
Hoffman (1991) is of browsethat there are certain topics or specific points wherewe
are going togo toward code-switchingas per demand.
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CHAPTER THREE
3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
This chapter discusses the research method that we conducted. We adapted amethod
using different materials, tools, population, samples, and techniques. This research is
based on qualitative techniques, for the reason that the research expresses a positive
attitude among teachers and students. We used three types of Qualitative data
collection; Classroom observation and Audio records.
This study concerns the causes of code switching processes between bilingual and
multilingual classrooms such as, In the Primary, Middle and High schools, where this
processes have been designs in classroom situation. Through observation and voice
record, we noticed code switching and reasons of code switching taking data from
various classroom during the class. Data collection method and tools for the purposes
of this research, or study in depth observation were used in schools. In depth
observation are personal and structured observation, this study is focused on the
environment of classroom and activities of their languages and problems of classroom.
The main objective was to identify participant’s emotions, feelings, and different
opinions regarding a particular research method. The main advantage of this study
through observation wasthat many things were noticed from teachers and students
activities in classroom. Researcher gets more positive points, views about the code
switching. Classroom activities, observations and recording different teachers and the
way of teaching and motivation through this phenomenon. This skill has successful
development in a way of learning. Researchers and participants both, having a direct
and personal contact, and as observer insuring all skilful methods in observation.As, a
Good observer must keep have this ability and researcher developed successful skills
to know everything of participants. Techniques: Observation is the most important
tool/ type of research; in which researcher observe all activities, ongoing behaviours.
Observation has two types, participant observation and non-participant observation.
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3.1.Research Design
The study used a mixed research design. This method comprises of collection and
analysis of qualitative elements simultaneously to merge data to interpret final results
and conclusions (Snelson, 2016). Both types of data have identical importance for the
understanding of research problems. Interviewed participants were chosen randomly
for qualitative data. The data is analyzed in the mixedresearch design is done in three
separate and diverse stages (Small, 2011). At the first stage, the qualitative data is
evaluated individually to answer the planned research questions. Then qualuitative
data is analyzed alone to explore the projected research questions. At the last stage,
both separate data provisions are merged to classify content and analyzed. The study
aimed to bring results from opinions shared by targeted population (Creswell, 2014, p.
44).
The nature of this study is descriptive. Descriptive data are usually collected using
close-ended questionnaires, through survey studies, personal interviews, and
observations. The research aims to explore the reasons for teachers’ active
participation in politics and its impact on their educational outcomes (Creswell, 2014).
Mixed methodologies inquiry continued to gain recognition in social and natural
sciences in academia (Curry and Nunez-Smith, 2014; Tashakkori and Teddlie, 2009).
In mixed methodology, the researcher collects and investigates qualitative and
quantitative data at the same time in the same study (Creswell, 2014). Mixed approach
investigation is well-defined as the collection, inquiry, and mixing of qualitative
records to provide a complete understanding of a research problem (Brierley, 2017).
The scholars combine features of qualitative approaches for the comprehensive
purposes of broad and deep understanding and reasoning (Almalki, 2016; Hong et al.,
2018; Shannon-Baker, 2016).
Mixed methodology research comprises the data collection and investigation of both
quantitative and qualitative methods to conclusions. In a single research investigation
combining interviews and questionnaires brings composed advantages of knowledge
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connected with two separate research methods. The influence of mixing both methods
provides a comprehensive picture of research motivation which discourse a variety of
research questions (Brierley, 2017; Leppink, 2017; Moseholm and Fetters, 2017).
3.2.Target Population
This research study is mainly focused on Government Pilot Secondary school district
Mastung. In Mastung city, teachers in all schools are bilingual or multilingual, and
mostly students are Brahui speakers but theyuse tospeak Urdu language. By this
process, students learn new things and could pick up each idea easilywhich is difficult
to get new information of various subjects.The researchers found 6-8 SST (General
and Science) teachers of school where four of themwere agreedto allow scholars to
observe in the class and record the lecture.The researchers collected data of various
subjects from various classrooms. Teachers were co-operative to their students during
the classes,as a result,students seemed to be achieving everything easily in the
classroom from their teachers.
3.3.Sampling Procedure
This type of observation is introduced by Edward Winder. This study is also concerned
with were collected through observing the conversation and audio recording. In this
type of observation, the observershave interested in involving them in various
activities.
3.4.Research Techniques
The audio recording and observation procedure wereused to collect data from the
concerned respondents.
3.5.Data Analysis
Data are discussed in a descriptive form and the collected data are discussed in words
rather than statistical forms.Thequalitative method of the research is used to collect
data .The collected data arediscussed in descriptive form.
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CHAPTER FOUR
The population of the study was limited inGovernment Pilot secondary school
Mastung. Teachers and students both were consulted for the study of code-switching.
The data of this study was collected from Government Pilot secondary school
Mastung. The data for this study were collected from school teachers. Four participants
were selected fromGovernment Pilot secondary school Mastung. There were 4
teachers who agreed and the data were collected from them. The researchers collected
data from the teachers. The activities in the classroom and the performances and
attitudes of the respondents were observed during the lecture. Data were collected
through observation. This study is based on qualitative research method. In code-
switching, analytical model was applied which is known as sociolinguistic approach;
this approach has examined the different aspects of language in bilinguals and it also
described that how bilinguals and monolinguals differ from each other.
Communication, verbal interaction and syntactic representation or creations are
addressed in this grammatical approach to the study of code-switching. In code
switching verbal interaction, communication, lexemes and all other aspects of this
model are used in conversation among teachers through code-switching. Sometimes
teachers just include one or more lexemes of other language in a sentence so it’s mean
it becomes code-switching process of bilinguals (Saleemi, 2003). After observation
the data was analysed that how many time teachers’ shifts their codes from one
language to another means Urdu to Brahui and Brahui to Urdu language.
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“jamhuriat aik aesi hukumat hai, araty nan tena rehnuma ya leader ty assembly a
quom ana khizmat ky rahi kena. Yeh hukumat awam ki raey se banti hai”. He further
elaborated the meaning in Brahui to clarify its meaning and remove misunderstanding
wherestudents felt difficulty. He used code switching process Urdu to Brahui. Teacher
asked the students “ab samaj aya,po mtavery ty?Here teacher used tag code-switching
for confirmation. After this teacher asked a student “jamhuriat smaj aya, ant asy?The
student answered the teacher “anuno hukumat as, jis me awam ko haq mily”. Teacher
replied “bahot khoob, anun jwb ity”. This type of code-switching occurred between
students and teacherin the class. Teachershave to use such types of teaching techniques
in which students feel ease and they make their concept clear. If students feel
complexity in any subject so they can ask again and again without hesitation in their
native language.
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4.3 Inter sentential, intra word sentential code-switching and code mixing
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chalk lae jaldi beta, der an atev sir? Pion an. Acha ab ham aagy chalty hai“Akbar k
bal sufaid o gye ay lkin usy bat karne ka salika nai aya”. It means Akbar has become
old but not mature.After Urdu, instructor used Brahui language for provision of
understandable examples.Teachersaid “jab koi banda bara o jae lkin pir b bachgana
herkat kary, ood nan pana, Akbar k bal sufaid o gye lkin bat karne ka salika nai aya”.
Here the code-switching and code-mixing are occurring in the discourse. When
someone becomes mature or adult but still practices stupid activities. The
instructor’scode changed automatically in the speech and used the native language.
The native language use, presented a positive aftermath in the class.
Zarbul misl,me hm bari danai ki bat karty hain ya danai ki bat hota hai,dun k nan
pana “zban e khalq ko na kar e khuda samjo”. For instance, Ahmed bekar Shakhs ay,
sara sher usy bura kehta hai, anty k para kul ana twar, bacho!Haqeeqat par mabni
hota hai.While teaching to the students, instructor first used Urdu language in
thediscourse,(Ahmed bekar Shakhs hai, Sara sher usy bura kehta hai.)and alsoused
code-switching with rare use of Brahui language, such as (Ahmed bekar Shakhs hai,
Sara sher usy bura kehta hai.Anty k para, kul ana twar, Bacho Haqeeqat par mabni
hota hai.).
“Apna apna ghair ghair” apna jaisa b ho ghairon se acha hota hai. Mafak jaon?
Studentsreplied, Marek.Apna jaisa b ho behtr hai, Apnon ki qadr krain,danak para,
tena sakti ty salik.The teacher used another quotation from Urdu language gradually,
provided examples to studentsin Urdu (Apna jaisa b ho behtr hai, Apnon ki qadr krain)
and the coachprogressedcodeto Brahui language, said to students (danak para, tena
sakhti ty salik). The Urdu and Brahui examples are conveying a clear meaning, used
simultaneously in the communication. The teacher used samples from both languages
to make students well-known about the topic. In second quotation, Teacher used tag-
switching (mafak Joan?) The students replied to teacher, marek, here the instructor
is confirming the students whether own relatives are good or not by using native
language. The students in response used lexical code-switching.
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CHAPTER FIVE
SUMMARY
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theCode-switching. The findings of this study are very decent. In Government Pilot
Secondary school Mastung, ordinarily teachers use this phenomenon, consciously
andunintentionally. In this research, teachers taught English and Urdu subjects and
usedcode-switching. The observation and recording techniques were used to collect
data from different SST (Science and General) teachers. Researchers also noticed all
the activities of the teachers which were under the study of the research. Mastung is a
vast district where students of primary and middle schools come to high schools such
as,Government Pilot Secondary school Mastung. They are not even able to read and
speak in Urdu or English language. Therefore, code-switching occurs and results
positively.
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