2022
DOI: 10.31014/aior.1993.05.04.574
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Young Learners Preferences on Using Games and Songs for Learning English in EFL Context

Abstract: This study investigated young learner preference for using games and songs to learn English in the EFL context. Many ways have been found to assist young learners in acquiring English as a Foreign Language. The students’ perceptions were taken from the questionnaire. The result showed that most students liked it better when the teachers used games and songs in teaching English in an EFL context. It is suggested that both games and songs can be utilized in teaching English to young learners in the EFL context.

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“…However, the use of flashcards and other media frequently performs the two pieces of information like pictures and their names simultaneously in the EFL context. Surely, it is contradictory to the concepts of this study where EFL young learners acquire new vocabulary by listening and watching NOT writing or even reading (Budianto et al, 2022b(Budianto et al, , 2022a. The most inportant target in teaching vocabulary for EFL young learners is that they can recognize the vocabulary.…”
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confidence: 57%
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“…However, the use of flashcards and other media frequently performs the two pieces of information like pictures and their names simultaneously in the EFL context. Surely, it is contradictory to the concepts of this study where EFL young learners acquire new vocabulary by listening and watching NOT writing or even reading (Budianto et al, 2022b(Budianto et al, , 2022a. The most inportant target in teaching vocabulary for EFL young learners is that they can recognize the vocabulary.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 57%
“…Previous studies of learning vocabulary sadly haven't applied the long-term effect how young learners retain new word they learn. Only few studies concern the long-term effect ( Leong et al, 2019;Novanti & Suprayogi, 2021;Puimege & Peters, 2019;Song & Ma, 2021) while others have focused on the short term effect has become the focus from the recent studies to examine the effectiveness of learning vocabulary (Budianto et al, 2022b(Budianto et al, , 2022aC. M. Chen, Chen, et al, 2019C.…”
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“…The inception of Machine Translation (MT) has spurred a multitude of researchers to delve into its efficacy and its pivotal role in facilitating the transfer of knowledge and information from English to Indonesian or other languages. This technological advancement has become a focal point for exploration, with scholars aiming to unravel its potential and contributions to bridging linguistic gaps and fostering cross-cultural communication (Baziotis et al, 2020;Behnke & Heafield, 2020;Bowker, 2020;Budianto et al, 2020Budianto et al, , 2022bBudianto et al, , 2022aBudianto & Sayidah, 2022).…”
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confidence: 99%