Investigating elementary school pupils’ proficiency in mastering English vocabulary

Achmad, Diana

doi:10.24815/siele.v1i1.1116

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“…In school maybe they can learn directly with the teacher, but in a pandemic like now, learning is becoming increasingly difficult to understand and children are forced to study with their parents at home where parents who work are also doing work from home. To have a good achievement in mastering English, it is necessary to study it from an early age (Achmad, 2014). Usually the one who teaches children at home is their mother or siblings, it is rare to hear that their father teaches them at home.…”

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The Father's Storytelling Approach in Improving Children's Vocabulary Using Anime

Ihsan

Syafitri

2021

J. Engl. Lang. Teach. Fak. Pendidik. Bhs. Seni Program Studi Pe

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This research is based on the implementation of anime for children's vocabulary mastery by their father’s storytelling. The researcher describes the impact of teaching English using vocabulary through anime reading materials using several vocabulary teaching techniques. The subject of this research is a father who works from home and his son who is studying English, amounting to 10 couples. This methodology has several advantages including classroom action research which consists of planning and taking surveys through online data collection. Data were analyzed with qualitative data. After analyzing, the authors concluded that the learning process using cartoons had good results. This can be seen from the increase in children's vocabulary and increased English language skills. The results were particularly good in the child's increased memory and attractiveness to read. The vocabulary of 85% of children is also increased and 15% can implement a few words in daily conversation. During the teaching and learning process, almost 90% of children feel comfortable, active, and excited. Research has shown that teaching using animated cartoons can increase students' vocabulary mastery.

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confidence: 99%