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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Previous researches on Language Attitudes (LAs) and teacher's LAs
1.2 Research purpose and significance
1.3 Research instruments:
1.4 Research procedure: subjects, data collection and processing
1.5 Layout of the thesis
Chapter 2 Theoretical Foundation
2.1 Historical development of Subjective Reaction Test (SRT)
2.2 Two-Dimensional Evaluation Model:confidence-eagerness and ethnicity-nonstandardness
2.3 LAs under the influence of teaching experience and dialectal backgrounds
2.4 Speech variety and students' speech varieties:non-Sichuanhua-influenced Putonghua (NSIP) and Sichuanhua-influenced Putonghua (SIP)
Chapter 3 Teachers' Two-Dimensional Scoring Results about Students with Different Speech Varieties
3.1 Teachers' overall scoring to NSIP and SIP speakers:highness lowness
3.2 Teachers' scoring examined from teaching experience
3.2.1 Experienced teachers' (ETs) and less experienced teachers' (LETs)scores to NSIP speakers: approval
3.2.2 ETs' and LETs' scores to SIP speakers: disapproval
3.3 Teachers' scoring distinguished by dialectal backgrounds
3.3.1 Sichuanhua-dialected teachers' (SDTs) scores to NS1P and SIP speakers: looseness vs. appropriateness
3.3.2 Non-Sichuanhua-dialected teachers' (NSDTs) scores to NSIP and SIP speakers: contentment vs. disappointment
Chapter 4 Teachers' Evaluation Based on the Two-Dimensional Scoring Results
4.1 Teachers' general evaluation of NSIP and SIP speakers:favour versus undergrading
4.2 Teachers' evaluation examined from teaching experience
4.2.1 ETs' and LETs' evaluation of NSIP speakers: optimism
4.2.2 ETs' and LETs' evaluation of SIP speakers: pessimism
4.3 Teachers' evaluation distinguished by dialectal backgrounds
4.3.1 SDTs' evaluation of NSIP and SIP speakers:indulgence versus objectiveness
4.3.2 NSDTs' evaluation of NSIP and SIP speakers:compliment versus disparagement
Chapter 5 Teachers' Language Attitudes Based on the Evaluation
5.1 Teachers' general LAs towards NSIP and SIP:Positiveness versus negativeness
5.2 Teachers' LAs examined from teaching experience
5.2.1 ETs' and LETs' LAs towards NSIP: encouragement
5.2.2 ETs' and LETs' LAs towards SIP: downgrading
5.3 Teachers' LAs distinguished by dialectal backgrounds
5.3.1 SDTs' LAs towards NSIP and SIP: connivance versus fairness
5.3.2 NSDTs' LAs towards NSIP and SIP:appreciation versus depreciation
Chapter 6 Conclusion
6.1 Findings of the Study
6.2 Limitations and Suggestions
Acknowledgements
Bibliography
Appendix Questionnaire
Papers Published during MA Study