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Suzanne Mariathas
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Good morning.
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Today I'll representing a small presentation of my research proposal.
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So yeah, I'm in my first semester now, so
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this will go over.
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So the introduction from my research proposal,
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the main purpose is to find out how
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the media influences learning english language among everyone
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and aims to determine whether the outcome of, you know,
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learning english using media is positive or negative because there's what,
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there's two sides for everything.
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So it depends, it could be good, it could be, it could be bad, So which one is it?
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We're trying to find that out,
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and it is also expected to find out whether it is effective to
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use media when teaching another person english social media or any media.
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The statement of the problem is to
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investigate the impact of students use social media
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uh platforms have and have on their level of english language proficiency,
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you know, like if people use this media,
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if will their pronunciation and proficiency still be at
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the same level as people who don't use media.
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Is it different? Is it gonna be, how different is it gonna be?
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We're gonna find that out.
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It was found that students interaction with platforms may have an
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impact on the perceptions of english as a foreign language instruction.
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So what happens here is that people who don't speak english but use
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it as a second language have different perspective and they talk in different
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um slang or accent, you could say, so
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is media involved in that, and if it is, then
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how
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is it it often, how can we fix it or,
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you know,
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make sure it doesn't
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ruin the language.
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And so
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we also tend to determine whether teachers and
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students have used such technologies and
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active force.
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So there are many schools and colleges who are
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using this kind of media to teach students,
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but do every school all this,
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do all the teachers know this because there are so many schools who,
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who are still in the dark, so if they don't, then this
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this report will help them in the future,
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and if they do then
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are they doing it the right way?
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That's what we're trying to find out.
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The research.
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There are three research questions in this paper first is what
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is the relationship between social media and english and which learning,
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how does it affect each other?
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How does it, is it contrast, as do they complement each other?
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That's we're trying to find out
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and when using media, how effective is it to use to teach english?
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Is it better when a teacher uses media or is it better? But they don't.
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And we're also trying to see what is the outcome in english, It's either good or bad,
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just like
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before,
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the research objectives are to identify the type
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of relationship that exists between social media and
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language learning, Like I've mentioned before,
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these two are used to um complimenting each other
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or like contrast or do they help each other?
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How does it work? That's what we're trying to find out.
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We were also trying to identify whether using social media is effective,
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like I've said before.
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The
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everything you must do is not exactly.
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So we actually find out is it good? Should we pursue it more? Should we continue it?
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Should we make it more
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um
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well known around all around the education world or should we just stop?
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Because it's not exactly giving us the good thing, it's not profiting us,
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that's what we're trying to find out.
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We're also going to evaluate if there's a positive or negative outcome.
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So the limitations of the study is it's
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not technical limitation because I'm doing this for um
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everyone, my friends, my family, teachers, lecturers, anyone.
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So this study is just too,
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you know, evaluate and
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determine whether it's
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and how it complements or how it influences each other.
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So it could be useful to everyone in the future. It's not exactly um
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specific to one
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one,
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one character or one type of people because now everyone,
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you know,
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people of all ages are going to school to college is so there's not exactly an age
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a jurisdiction.
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It just depends on, you know, people who learn english using media,
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that's all these people who learn
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the media and people who teach using media doesn't matter how old you are.
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So I'm just gonna see if it's, you know, um effective or not, how these holidays,
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that's the mutations and yeah, I'll be using two ways of um
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to run the study,
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which is the first observation which
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involves collecting information without asking questions like
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an interview because you know doing this and we're still in this post pandemic
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and I am very far from my campus itself.
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For me it would be easier to do this is I could do it remotely from my home
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and this method is with the most objective. It also requires
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the researcher to add judgment to the data.
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So it's not just
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just the data but you can you have to add subjective,
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you have to add it to it so that it makes sense that people can understand it.
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Another way I am conducting this is by survey
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surveys can be conducted in two ways. Again
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it's it could be an interview just observation or
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it could be done online using forms like google forms
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when they send the link and you can answer the questions. It's like that.
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So I've chosen this ceremony because again, you know it can be done online
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remotely and people will be able to answer
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it without even having to make an appointment or
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leave certain places to go to an interview.
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They just do it from their house using their phones or laptops.
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And yeah, these two methods are easier for me since I am not exactly on campus.
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I don't live in Parliament.
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I've chosen this so that it would be easier for me to run my research for my home.
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Also since I'm working it'll be easier to do. So.
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So yeah, the metal TF have said before observation and survey.
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So what is observation, observation is also known as field research?
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You can, you know,
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you can observe people, you know how they add
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to a certain topic, how they do it.
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It's mostly used in marketing and social sciences.
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So you know,
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it mostly involves observing and watching the stimuli all
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these reasons and cause and effect to happen.
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So it's different from an experimental research service.
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On the other hand, they can be, it's just basically a list,
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a list of questions that are designed to collect
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specific data from specific people Or in my case
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I
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was studying english
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to take part in this small
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experimental research if I would say
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so.
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Yeah,
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like I said before this is the proof of saying that
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service can be done online by phone calls and emails,
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laptops or anything that does it didn't, you can do it.
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And
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yeah, it also um,
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it's also used to get the information which is much easier.
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And yeah, these are the three m that I use in my research.
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This is just a small recording of my actual research.
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So hopefully this gives you an idea on what is
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going on with my research paper and understand it more.
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Thank you
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