This journal also done by a Thai, namely Thippawan
Borisai & Nutprapha K. Dennis which took place in Thailand at Ubon
Ratchathani Rajabhat University, under title “A Study of Using Pop Songs to
Promote New Vocabulary Learning for Secondary School Students.” The researchers
stated that, Thailand has managed English teaching based on the Basic Education
Core Curriculum in order to develop listening, speaking, reading and writing
abilities of students. There are English learning courses as both core and
selective subjects in schools to develop students’ capabilities in English.
Unfortunately, although English has been taught in school for many years, there
has been little success. Hence, the researcher used pop song in order to
develop those skills in learning English. The research question are, How do
pop songs promote students’ ability in learning new vocabulary ? What are the
students’ opinion toward using in learning new vocabulary ? The aims of this
study is to promote students’ ability in learning new vocabulary
through pop songs and to investigate students’ opinions toward using pop songs
in learning new vocabulary. The data was collected by using pre-test and
post-test and questionnaire was also used to investigate the students’ opinion
towards learning vocabulary through pop songs. The result of this study was
good and the score of each post-test was increased. In conclusion, the
technique of using pop songs could promote students in learning new vocabulary.
It also motivated their learning, encouraged their attention and motivated in
learning vocabulary. The study through pop song provided fun activities in a
relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.
The title of this journal is “Blogs in English Language Teaching and Learning: Pedagogical Uses and Students’s responses.” This article discuss about learning English through Blog. Some scholars explained that blog could created a sense of community that would be less likely to emerge in a conventional classroom setting.” This research was conducted by surveying 145 students in eleven EAP (English Academic Purpose) and university composition courses at a recently-opened English-medium university in rural Japan. In order to collect the data, at the end of each term throughout the research period, the writers used the online survey program Surveymonkey.com, available for free for small-scale surveys and with monthly fees for more professional features (www. surveymonkey.com). The discussion shows that the survey results it seems clear that students truly appreciated the need of blog to improve their writing and considered having an editor and being an editor valuable. In conclusion,
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