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Research paper thumbnail of The Impact of Social Networking Sites on English Language Learning

Research paper thumbnail of SIT Graduate Institute/SIT Study Abroad Using Games In A Foreign Language Classroom

Research paper thumbnail of Article Title LEARNING VOCABULARY THROUGH GAMES The Effectiveness of Learning Vocabulary Through Games Authors

Vietnamese students usually feel bored in vocabulary lessons because they have not changed their ... more Vietnamese students usually feel bored in vocabulary lessons because they have not changed their learning habits, such as writing words on paper, trying to learn by heart or learning passively through the teacher's explanations. To help students find language classes, especially vocabulary lessons more interesting, and to achieve more from games, we conducted action research to find the answer to the question, "Do games help students learn vocabulary effectively, and if so, how?" Most academic reviews start from an assumption that games, bundled with other aspects of learning, e.g., CALL, are beneficial.

Research paper thumbnail of The Impact of Social Networking Sites on English Language Learning

Research paper thumbnail of SIT Graduate Institute/SIT Study Abroad Using Games In A Foreign Language Classroom

Research paper thumbnail of Article Title LEARNING VOCABULARY THROUGH GAMES The Effectiveness of Learning Vocabulary Through Games Authors

Vietnamese students usually feel bored in vocabulary lessons because they have not changed their ... more Vietnamese students usually feel bored in vocabulary lessons because they have not changed their learning habits, such as writing words on paper, trying to learn by heart or learning passively through the teacher's explanations. To help students find language classes, especially vocabulary lessons more interesting, and to achieve more from games, we conducted action research to find the answer to the question, "Do games help students learn vocabulary effectively, and if so, how?" Most academic reviews start from an assumption that games, bundled with other aspects of learning, e.g., CALL, are beneficial.

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