Improving Student’s Listening Comprehension Skill Using Animation Video At MI Hidayatul Mubtadiin
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Animation Video, Improving, Listening ComprehensionAbstract
This current research aims to improve students' listening comprehension skills using animation videos. The classroom action research was conducted at MI Hidayatul Mubtadiin, with 34 first-grade students participating. These students faced challenges in comprehending word meanings, implicit messages, and explicit messages in audio. Over two research cycles, findings indicated that animation videos significantly enhanced students' understanding of simple past tense verbs. The videos provided repeated exposure to vocabulary and, through the combination of moving pictures and audio, helped students better grasp both implicit and explicit messages of the stories. Consequently, the researchers concluded that students' listening comprehension skills can be effectively improved through the use of animation videos.
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