Engaging Students’ Literacy Participation Using Audio Visual Storytelling
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https://doi.org/10.26418/jefle.v1i1.41670Abstract
The aim of this study is to engage students’ literacy participation using audio visual storytelling to the students of primary school in the fourth grade. Every day in the first period time of school activities, students would have literacy time whether it was reading stories, books, telling stories, and sharing experiences in front of the classroom. Day by day this kind of activities bored the students. Many students preferred to talk to each other rather than spent the literacy time properly. In this case, the researcher gave another way to engage students’ literacy participation by giving them audio visual storytelling in order to make all students got the benefit of literacy. The participants of this research were 27 students of fourth grade in primary school. Before the audio visual story telling was given to the students, there were 68% of the students were not participated in the literacy time. After the audio visual story telling was given, all of the students got participated (90%) in the literacy. This research was held at the third months of the odd semester. Literacy was given every day. Audio visual storytelling was given for a week. This is a descriptive research because which described systematically the existing phenomena under the study. Engaging students’ participation in literacy, in order to motivate them in English literacy time would improve their capability in other skills as well such as: listening, reading, vocabulary, writing, speaking and grammar. The researcher found out that audio visual storytelling is useful to engage students’ literacy participation in the classroom.References
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