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Needs Analysis of Primary School English Teachers Toward E-Learning Integration in Vocabulary Teaching

SITI NUR HANIS BINTI MOHD ZAINOL

PHD STUDENT

UNIVERSITI UTARA MALAYSIA, SINTOK, UUM

27TH JULY 2024

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OUTLINE OF THE PRESENTATION

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INTRODUCTION

LITERATURE REVIEW

METHOD

FINDINGS/ RESULT

DISCUSSION

CONSLUSION

CONTACT

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INTRODUCTION

CEFR-BASED CURRICULUM

E-LEARNING

PRIMARY SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHERS

These technologies offer the potential to actively involve students and improve their ability to remember and apply new language (Wiranata et al., 2024; Weng & Chiu, 2023).

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Traditional Method

Modern method

Teacher-centered instruction

Student-centered instruction

Use of textbooks and blackboards

Use of digital tools and e-learning platforms

Memorization and repetition

Interactive and engaging activities

Limited student collaboration

Emphasis on collaboration and communication

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LITERATURE REVIEW

Overview of E-Learning in Education

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Needs Analysis in Education

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Primary School English Language Teaching

Integration of E-Learning in Primary Education.

E-Learning in Language Education

McKillip’s Model of Needs Analysis

Primary School English Teachers’ Perspectives on E-Learning

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The use of electronic technologies for accessing educational curriculum beyond the confines of a conventional classroom, has experienced substantial expansion in recent decades (Clark & Mayer, 2016).

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Previous studies

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Title

Author

Challenges

1.

THE CHALLENGE OF EFFECTIVE VOCABULARY TEACHING

B. MelbaLibiaCárdenas, 2008

Effective vocabulary teaching

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Challenges with Online Teaching and Learning of English Vocabulary

A. R. Altakhaineh, Mohammad Alaghawat, A. Younes, 2023

poor class management, internet connection, and inability to use realia, and proposes solutions such as using advanced platforms and splitting students into small groups.

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Challenges for Methods of Teaching English Vocabulary to Non-native Students

Omer Elsheikh Hago Elmahdi, Abdulrahman Mokbel Mahyoub Hezam, 2020

challenges in teaching English vocabulary to non-native students, including those related to students, teachers, and teaching methods/techniques.

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Teaching English Vocabulary: What International Language Educators Tell Us

 

 

Gusti Astika, 2016

student retention and motivation

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DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED BY ENGLISH TEACHERS IN TEACHING VOCABULARIES

Suci Noer Wulan Sari, Niken Anastasia Kusuma Wardani, 2019

limited word knowledge, techniques, time, and word selection, which can be addressed through various teaching methods.

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Challenges of Teaching English Vocabulary at the Higher Secondary Level in Bangladesh

A. Siddiqua, 2017

 

learners' attitudes and the need for using the mother tongue.

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Analysis of the Impediments to English Vocabulary Learning and Teaching

Fahime Farjami, Nader Assadi Aidinlou, 2013

challenges in English vocabulary learning and teaching, and offers strategies to address them.

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TEACHER DIFFICULTIES IN TEACHING VOCABULARY

S. Suardi, Juwita Eka Sakti, 2019

selecting vocabulary, implementing teaching techniques, and evaluating student understanding in English vocabulary teaching.

Methodological gap Theoretical Gap

Population Gap

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1st Step

2nd Step

3rd Step

4th Step

Mc Killips

McKillip's model provides a systematic method for conducting a requirements analysis. It emphasises the identification of differences between the existing and intended levels of performance (McKillip, 1987).

defining the problem.

identifying priorities

developing solutions

making it a valuable tool for educational research

Theoretical Framework

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RESEARCH QUESTION

Research Method

What is the need for Fb B-EVI module to facilitate the Year 5 CEFR-based English Language Teaching and Learning in primary school?

30 participants

Quantitative Study

Descriptive Analysis

Questionnaire

SPSS VERSION 2.2 (Statistical for Social Sciences)

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Findings

Current Practices of English primary school teachers in Padang Terap district

Frequency of Integrating Multimedia Resources

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Never

1

3%

Rarely

11

37%

Sometimes

9

30%

Often

5

17%

Always

4

13%

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Findings

Access to Sufficient Multimedia Resources for Vocabulary Instruction

Availability of Adequate Multimedia Tools

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Yes

24

80%

No

6

20%

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Findings

Quality of Available Multimedia Resources

Quality of Multimedia Tools

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Poor

6

20%

Fair

7

23%

Good

13

43%

Very Good

4

13%

Excellent

0

0%

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Findings

Main Challenges in Implementing CEFR-Aligned Vocabulary Instruction

 

Main Difficulties Encountered

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Inadequate Resources

26

87%

Insufficient Training

22

73%

Internet Connectivity Issues

25

83%

Student Engagement

21

70%

Other challenges

5

17%

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Findings

Importance of Structured, Multimedia-enhanced Instructional Resources for Vocabulary Instruction

Significance of Multimedia-Enhanced Instructional Materials

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Very Important

24

80%

Moderately Important

3

10%

Important

3

10%

Slightly Important

0

0%

Not Important

3

0%

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Findings

Need for More Professional Development in Using E-Learning Tools

Necessity for Additional Professional Development

Number of Teachers

Percentage

Strongly Disagree

1

3%

Disagree

2

7%

Neutral

4

13%

Agree

8

27%

Strongly Agree

15

50%

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Teachers and students

Stakeholders

Facilitate the acquisition of English vocabulary and enhance t&l process for both teachers and students

Policymaker

Transformation of education by fostering collaboration between learning module creators and interactive technology.

Minister Of Education

Might utilise the Fb B-EVI Module (resources / end product) as a reference to enhance the educational resources offered to teacher training institutes.

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