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The document discusses incorporating social media into language teaching to enhance ESL learners' listening, speaking, reading, and writing (LSRW) skills. It argues that social media can be used to develop these skills by providing authentic resources that are easy and interesting for learners. However, there are also constraints like technical issues and educators' unfamiliarity with the technology. The document concludes that social media is good for language learning and teachers need to redefine their roles to take advantage of social media and overcome its shortcomings.
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Introduction
Language is essential for knowledge acquisition and effective communication across disciplines. Strong communicative skills are crucial for professional success. However, many students struggle with articulation despite having technical expertise. As Dale Carnegie put it, "Effective communication is 20% what you know and 80% how you deliver it." This study explores participatory learning as a method to enhance communicative skills, particularly in technical education.
Motivation and Identified Gaps
Need for Enhanced Communication Skills
Technological advancements require students to develop adaptive communication skills. Employers look for technical proficiency alongside clarity, persuasion, and teamwork.
Limitations of Traditional Teaching Methods
Lecture-based approaches limit interaction and practical application, hindering engagement, confidence, and critical thinking.
Impact of COVID-19
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Objectives
This study aims to enhance English communicative competence through participatory learning by addressing:
1. How participatory learning impacts students' communication skills.
2. The influence on student confidence and engagement.
3. Challenges in implementation and solutions.
Methodology
Research Design
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Experimental Group: 40 students
Optional Group: 20 students
Course: Business Communication and Value Science
Activity: Start-up Proposal Presentation (Project-based Learning)
Implementation Process
1. Introduction to Start-up Proposal
2. Topic Selection & Approval
3. Draft Submission & Review
4. Peer & Faculty Feedback
5. Final Proposal Submission & Presentation
6. Evaluation Criteria: Clarity, Engagement, Coherence
7. Pre- and Post-Activity Questionnaires
Discussion
Findings
1. Improvement in Spoken English
Enhanced fluency, pronunciation, and grammatical accuracy.
Increased confidence in public speaking and structured argumentation.
2. Improved Written Communication
Better proposal structuring and use of persuasive language.
Stronger formal writing skills with logical coherence.
3. Increased Confidence and Participation
Greater enthusiasm and self-confidence in discussions.
Enhanced critical thinking through peer feedback and iterative practice.
Challenges and Solutions
1. Time Constraints
Some struggled to complete presentations within the timeframe.
Solution: Structured schedules and defined time slots.
2. Inconsistent Presentation Styles
Varying preparation levels led to inconsistencies.
Solution: Clear presentation guidelines and structured templates.
3. Delayed Topic Selection
Some students faced difficulty selecting topics.
Solution: Pre-approved topic lists and faculty discussions.
Conclusion
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Participatory Learning An Effective Strategy to Enhance Communicative Skills
Introduction
Language is essential for knowledge acquisition and effective communication across disciplines. Strong communicative skills are crucial for professional success. However, many students struggle with articulation despite having technical expertise. As Dale Carnegie put it, "Effective communication is 20% what you know and 80% how you deliver it." This study explores participatory learning as a method to enhance communicative skills, particularly in technical education.
Motivation and Identified Gaps
Need for Enhanced Communication Skills
Technological advancements require students to develop adaptive communication skills. Employers look for technical proficiency alongside clarity, persuasion, and teamwork.
Limitations of Traditional Teaching Methods
Lecture-based approaches limit interaction and practical application, hindering engagement, confidence, and critical thinking.
Impact of COVID-19
The pandemic underscored the need for effective online communication, making participatory learning more relevant.
Objectives
This study aims to enhance English communicative competence through participatory learning by addressing:
1. How participatory learning impacts students' communication skills.
2. The influence on student confidence and engagement.
3. Challenges in implementation and solutions.
Methodology
Research Design
A mixed-methods approach was used with 60 pre-final year B.Tech CSBS students:
Experimental Group: 40 students
Optional Group: 20 students
Course: Business Communication and Value Science
Activity: Start-up Proposal Presentation (Project-based Learning)
Implementation Process
1. Introduction to Start-up Proposal
2. Topic Selection & Approval
3. Draft Submission & Review
4. Peer & Faculty Feedback
5. Final Proposal Submission & Presentation
6. Evaluation Criteria: Clarity, Engagement, Coherence
7. Pre- and Post-Activity Questionnaires
Discussion
Findings
1. Improvement in Spoken English
Enhanced fluency, pronunciation, and grammatical accuracy.
Increased confidence in public speaking and structured argumentation.
2. Improved Written Communication
Better proposal structuring and use of persuasive language.
Stronger formal writing skills with logical coherence.
3. Increased Confidence and Participation
Greater enthusiasm and self-confidence in discussions.
Enhanced critical thinking through peer feedback and iterative practice.
Challenges and Solutions
1. Time Constraints
Some struggled to complete presentations within the timeframe.
Solution: Structured schedules and defined time slots.
2. Inconsistent Presentation Styles
Varying preparation levels led to inconsistencies.
Solution: Clear presentation guidelines and structured templates.
3. Delayed Topic Selection
Some students faced difficulty selecting topics.
Solution: Pre-approved topic lists and faculty discussions.
Conclusion
Participatory learning impacts.Presentation on Stephen Krashen's Monitor Model Hypothesis.pptx
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- 7. For L & S
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- 12. Redefining Our Roles as U see Below
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