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The purpose of setting language proficiency levels is to promote effective teaching and enhance the quality of education. Language proficiency levels provide an objective reference against which teachers’ proficiency can be gauged to help them pursue continuous professional development. Teachers are encouraged to be to strive for higher levels of language proficiency for they cannot then teach what they do not know. Adolescents who are entering the adult world in this age need literacy to feed their imaginations for them to be able to create a world of the future. Due to the increased English language rapidly, the aptitude to use English meaningfully is indeed needed for further studies, academic achievements, journeys throughout the world as well as social and other professional education contacts of different kinds (Hashemi, 2011). Teachers play a central role that fosters student learning. The multiple roles of teachers in the teaching process are the key to effective teaching. The school, being an educational organization is dependent upon teachers’ effectiveness of teaching. There is ample evidence that effective teachers are the most important in-school contributors to student learning in classrooms (Glazerman, Loeb, Goldhaber, Staiger, Raudenbusch, & Whitehurst, 2010; Harris, 2012; Hattie, 2009; MET Project, 2012b; Weisberg, Sexton, Mulhern, & Keeling, 2009). A teacher believes that circumstances such as socio-economic status of the students or availability of resources are significantly more powerful influences over student learning and achievement than his or her teaching that reflect his or her low teaching efficacy. Importantly, high efficacy teachers produce higher student achievement (Bruce, et al. 2010). Teachers’ English proficiency can impact their ability to be responsive and effective in teaching. They should have self-efficacy on their skills.
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