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“Get Set, Go! Phonics” (Oxford University Press) uses chants, songs, and games to develop
phonological awareness for preschool children.
On an even more exciting scale, Learning Languages with Ruby Rei (Wibbu) immerses
students in an interactive adventure game. They must use their language skills to negotiate,
collaborate, and build friendships to escape from a forgotten planet at the edge of the universe.
Any training happens by chance.
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Conclusion.
Modern Technology is undoubtedly a good add to not only English classes but also all the
classes in general. In this article, we have looked through different ways to utilize technology into
English classes and similar methods can be used in any class besides English. So, those old-
traditionally-minded teachers no matter how much they try to escape from this, this is the reality.
It is high-time, they work on their tech-saviness, or else they might fell behind the race. Modern
Technology has made learning experience more joyful and took out the hastles that traditional
learning had. However, this comes at a cost. Modern Technology outside class may cut all the
benefits it provides in the class through misuse and failure to handle the digitalized media. With
correct guidelines and strict control, this double-edged sword can be use to protect and not
destroy the future of the young generation and bring many good to to meet their potential.
References
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Ahmadi, M. R. (2017). The impact of motivation on reading comprehension.
International Journal of Research in English Education.
http://www.ijreeonline.com
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Redmond, P., Albion, P. R., & Maroulis, J. (2015, March). Intentions and Reality.
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Wang, P. & Chan, P. (2020). Advantages, disadvantages, facilitators, and inhibitors of
computer-aided instruction in Singapore's secondary schools. Computers and Education, 25 (3),
151-162.
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