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S15-Tarea 2
S15-Tarea 2
Subject:
Mixed Methods Research in Education
Teacher:
Kevin Gómez G.
Student:
Angelo Geovanny De la cruz Magallan.
Task
S15-TAREA_2
4 Semester
VIDEO LINK:
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South Korea is an Asian country that uses English as a foreign language, although it is not
compulsory. To achieve this goal, innovative teaching methods have been widely promoted to
language instruction.
It is important for educators to identify what innovative experiences are needed to help Korean
students acquire digital knowledge and skills, and translate them into their engagement in
learning, management, and performance to achieve academic excellence and cultural diversity.
Working with digital media and technology is where students are already familiar with various
Web 2.0 technologies that are used for various purposes in real life. It helps students learn and
develop 21st century skills. To gain a deeper understanding of this emphasis on the use of
social networks in education, a qualitative study with a particular focus on student voices aims
integration networks, especially YouTube, to enable them to study abroad. Engage in academic
and social activities. The tool used is the collection and triangulation of multiple sources, such
as semi- structured interviews, informal interviews, and classroom observations with detailed
field notes, increases the validity and reliability of the study by providing rich empirical
The instruments used are collected and triangulated from various sources, such as semi-
structured interviews, informal interviews, and classroom observations with detailed field notes
to enhance the validity and reliability of the study by providing empirically suggestive
descriptions of the same gender phenomenon. The semi-structured interviews were the first
their perceptions of how it affected their academic and cultural participation in the context of
the target language. The culture of the target area. Each of the nine students was interviewed
Research finding.
Most of the students believe that L2 teaching in their home country does not superficially focus
on teaching multiculturalism. Therefore, they do not take into account the ideas of different
cultures and societies. In addition, it is rarely addressed in other related areas of daily life daily
life. Instead, they credit YouTube for helping them develop cross-cultural sensitivity and
exposing them to the rest of the world. Some of them believe that watching YouTube inspired
them to deepen their understanding of American culture through preparation and engagement.
Reference:
Kim, S. (s. f.). The Benefits of YouTube in Learning English as a Second Language: A
https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/13/7365