Research Article

English as an International Language: Perceptions of EFL Preservice Teachers in Higher Education Institutions in Indonesia

Table 2

Participants’ perceptions of varieties of English ().

No.StatementResponse
SDDUASA

1Today, various varieties of English are acceptable, e.g., Hong Kong English, Indian English, and Singaporean English.1 (0.5%)8 (4.1%)59 (30.4%)65 (33.5%)61 (31.4%)
2Teachers can utilize English listening materials that have been recorded by individuals with a variety of different English accents.3 (1.5%)15 (7.7%)52 (26.8%)72 (37.1%)52 (26.8%)
3Today, various varieties of English are acceptable, including Indonesian English, Taiwanese English, and Japanese English.3 (1.5%)10 (5.2%)59 (30.4%)78 (40.2%)44 (22.7%)
4Teachers can incorporate interaction between native and nonnative English speakers in their English listening materials (e.g., Indonesian-Japanese speakers).4 (2.1%)16 (8.2%)59 (30.4%)70 (36.1%)45 (23.3%)

SD: strongly disagree; D: disagree; U: undecided; A: agree; SA: strongly agree.