cara presentation two

1. Effect of Using Video
Materials in the Teaching of
Listening Skills for
University Students
Presenter: Cara Chen
Instructor: Dr Teresa Hsu
Date: 2014/01/12
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2. Citation
Woottipong, K. (2014). Effect of Using Video
Materials in the Teaching of Listening
Skills for University Students. International
Journal of Linguistics , 6(4).
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3. Contents
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4. Rationale for the Study
The Purposes of the Study
Introduction
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5. Rationale for the Study
• The teaching of English language
has been of limited success over
many years.
• The effective material used in EFL
classes is a crucial aspect of the
teaching method.
Introduction
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6. Purpose of the study
To develop the listening skills
through using video materials
To evaluate students’ attitudes
towards using video materials
Introduction
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7. Models of Listening Process
Authentic Materials for Language Learning
The Use of Videos for Language Learning
Related Research
Review of literature
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8. Models of Listening
Process
• Bottom-up : Emphasize the
individual components of
spoken messages
• Top-down : Emphasize the
macro-features of text
(Nunan, 1998)
Review of
literature
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Review of
literatureThe Use of Videos for
Language Learning
Video materials can enhance students'
motivation to learn and help them comprehend
similar situations in real life.
(Mirvan , 2013)

10. Authentic Materials for
Language Learning
… come in all forms of communication: written
text, audio recordings, videos, dialogue, films
(Gardner & Miller, 1999, pp.101)
Review of
literature
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11. Related Research
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Review of
literature
Students’ listening skill increased to a
higher level when using authentic
materials and tasks.
(Maneekul, 2002)

12. 1. Population and Sample
2. Duration of the Study
3. Variables
4. Research Instruments
5. Validity and Reliability
6. Data Collection
7. Research Procedure and Data Analysis
Method
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13. Population and Sample
.
Method
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14. Duration of the Study
 Second semester of
academic year 2012
• 20 periods of an hour each
• 2 periods for the pre-test and
post-test
• 22 periods for the experiment.
Method
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15. Variables Method
Independent variable: The use of
video materials
Dependent variables: The students’
learning achievement and attitudes
towards using video materials.
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16. Research instruments
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Method
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17. Data collection
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Method
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18. Research procedure
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Method
Responded and calculated to a
questionnaire 18

19. Findings
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Videos improved
listening ability

20. Findings
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Positive attitudes

21. Conclusion
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1. Using video materials seemed to
be effective to develop listening
comprehension.
2. Videos were beneficial in learning
English.
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22. Discussion
• Teachers should be well-trained in
the use of video
• Carefully choose authentic video
material to ensure the level of difficulty
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23. Implications and
recommendations
Implications
 Video can contribute positively to language
learning and processing.
Video-based instruction can develop listening
and speaking skills.
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24. Recommendations
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Implications
and
recommenda
tions
 Movies or news commentaries should be
conducted through comparing between two
groups.
 Further research subject : videos help to
improve speaking
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25. Reflections
Teachers should control:
 Video materials
 Time
Students :
 Find out the suitable ways to
improve their language learning
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