Social Media Platforms as a Teaching Tool: An ESL Research Study
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This presentation outlines a research proposal investigating the use of social media platforms as supplementary tools in teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) in government schools. The research aims to understand the experiences of ESL students using social media, examining its impact on their learning performance. The proposal includes a literature review highlighting the increasing use of social media in education and its potential to enhance communication and collaboration among students. The research questions focus on the effects of social networking sites on ESL students' performance and their perceptions of using social media for learning. The proposed methodology involves a positivist approach with descriptive research, utilizing both primary and secondary data collection methods such as observations, interviews, surveys, ethnographies, and case studies. Data analysis will be both qualitative and quantitative, using tools like SPSS and correlation/regression analysis. Ethical considerations include obtaining consent and ensuring no harm to participants. A timeline outlines the research activities, from topic selection to data analysis and conclusion. The presentation concludes with a reference list citing relevant academic sources. Desklib provides access to similar past papers and solved assignments to aid students in their studies.
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