The Use of Short Stories to improve English proficiency in Sixth Gradersdoi:10.46652/runas.v5i9.159Astudillo Tapia, Byron TeodoroArgudo-Serrano, JuanitaRunas. Journal of Education & Culture
For third-graders, learning English can be a fun adventure. What better way to make it exciting than with short, engaging stories? These stories aren't just about reading, they're about exploring different worlds, meeting new characters, and learning valuable lessons along the ...
A great short story can get our students thinking and making connections. Short stories are perfect for teaching literary terms and vocabulary. Plus, students enjoy discussion around the conflicts and themes in short stories. And because these gems can be taught in a few class periods, students ...
The assignment's topic in accordance with the students' relevant real world and begins with an in-depth investigation. For example, because the topics of the short story will be an example of betrayal themed short stories, students are given questions about betrayal, such as: (a) Did you ...
I wasn’t “shy” and would volunteer in class to answer questions or read out loud or hang my work on the wall; but I didn’t prefer activities like being in classroom skits or playing solos or having all of the attention on me. If I was a member of a group, I did my ...
Agreed that that itself isn't a forecast, I meant in the more general case, for questions like, "How much value will this organization create next year" (as you pointed out). I probably should have used that more specific example, apologies. And, although clearly defining value can be te...
The research questions driving the study were: How does learning mathematics through challenging tasks embedded in narrative contexts shape the student learning experience, when compared with a typical mathematics lesson? When learning mathematics through narrative contexts, to what extent do students ...