THE INFLUENTIAL IMPACTS OF DIGITAL STORYTELLING TOWARDS THE IMPROVEMENT OF EFL LEARNERS’ SPEAKING SKILLS

Kristian Florensio Wijaya
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AbstractIn this ever-changing modern age, EFL educators are still in search of more meaningful speaking learning enterprises by which second language learners are strongly encouraged to endure various L2 communication practice hurdles to transform into more proficient speakers. One of the promising ways to actualize this speaking-learning aspiration is through the use of digital storytelling. Previous researchers believed that digital storytelling could potentially promote a higher degree of speaking learning enjoyment where EFL learners’ speaking competencies can thrive to the utmost potential. This present small-scale library study was initiated to exhaustively investigate the positive influences of digital storytelling on EFL learners’ speaking skills improvement. To release this main study objective, the researcher conducted a thematic analysis of 25 previous digital storytelling and speaking studies to generate more relevant and comprehensible research results. Based on the thematic analysis, the constant utilization of digital storytelling was proved to transform EFL learners into more insightful L2 speakers and promote a psychologically sound speaking learning atmosphere in which their targeted L2 communicative competencies can be fostered to the fullest development. Future researchers need to include broader English language learning scopes and a greater number of reviewed digital storytelling investigations to generate more rewarding research results relevant to the applicability and feasibility of online learning platforms in modern EFL learning enterprises. Keywords: digital storytelling, speaking skills, library study
数字讲故事对英语学习者口语技能提高的影响
摘要在这个瞬息万变的时代,英语教育者仍在寻找更有意义的口语学习方法,以鼓励第二语言学习者克服各种交际障碍,成为更熟练的口语学习者。实现这种口语学习愿望的一个有希望的方法是使用数字讲故事。以前的研究人员认为,数字讲故事可以潜在地促进更高程度的口语学习乐趣,从而使英语学习者的口语能力发挥到最大的潜力。本研究旨在全面探讨数字讲故事对英语学习者口语技能提高的积极影响。为了发布这一主要研究目标,研究人员对之前的25项数字讲故事和讲话研究进行了专题分析,以产生更相关和可理解的研究结果。在主题分析的基础上,不断使用数字讲故事被证明可以将英语学习者转变为更有洞察力的第二语言使用者,并促进心理健康的口语学习氛围,从而培养他们的目标二语交际能力。未来的研究人员需要纳入更广泛的英语语言学习范围和更多的数字故事调查,以产生与现代英语学习企业在线学习平台的适用性和可行性相关的更有价值的研究结果。关键词:数字讲故事,演讲技巧,图书馆学习
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