Teaching Vocabulary Using Modified Snakes and Ladders Game
Author(s) -
Imam Setiawan,
Muhammad Mujtaba Mitra Zuana
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
alsuna journal of arabic and english language
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2615-0905
DOI - 10.31538/alsuna.v1i2.86
Subject(s) - boredom , vocabulary , mathematics education , computer science , multimedia , variation (astronomy) , quality (philosophy) , vocabulary learning , psychology , linguistics , social psychology , philosophy , physics , epistemology , astrophysics
Many teachers fail to create a creative learning activity based on the children’s characteristics. In fact, many of today’s elementary schools are equipped with modern technology facilities that can encourage the children’s motivation in vocabulary learning. Unfortunately, the facilities are still used monotonously in learning activity. This invariable learning activity may cause boredom for young learners. One of the ways to solve the problem is by developing a suitable teaching aid to increase vocabulary learning quality for young learners; it is the electronic Snakes and Ladders game. Therefore, this study aims to develop the conventional format of Snakes and Ladders game into electronic format for the teaching of English vocabulary to the second graders and to investigate the students’ responses toward the game developed. The results in revision I and revision II shows that there are some revisions made dealing with the features and content during the development of the game. While the content is revised by adding more questions amount and variation. Overall the material used and the features exposed in electronic Snakes and Ladders game are appropriate with the second graders characteristics and learning objective. Furthermore, the students show positive response toward the electronic Snakes and Ladders game.
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