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May 23, 2024JELT Journal of English Language Teaching0 citations

Students’ Perception on the Use of YouTube for Students’ Speaking Skill at SMAN 8 Kota Jambi

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ANAnisyah NuryantiESEfa SilfiaSASiti Aisyah

Key Points

  • Students view YouTube positively for improving their speaking skills, enhancing their communication abilities overall.
  • Findings show that YouTube helps students enhance their vocabulary and pronunciation, although grammar remains a challenge.
  • The research employed a qualitative design using a phenomenology approach, with data collected through interviews and observations.
  • Impacts include potential for better educational tools and a need for more structured grammar instruction alongside YouTube usage.

Abstract

This research aims to know how the students’ perception when they using of YouTube for their speaking skill. The research using a Qualitative Design with the Phenomenology Approach, utilizing qualitative data in the form of a descriptive qualitative. With tenth students present during data collection. Purposive sampling is employed to select subjects, and the research instruments include a observation, interview, and documentation. The technique of data collection used steps are data reduction, coding, data display, and conclusion. The findings reveal that students use YouTube as an additional English learning media, students can communicate with teacher if the teacher encourage them to speak English, the students can pronounce good when they speak, the vocabulary they used is a new, the students still not fluent when they speak English because they still think of the grammar. The results of the research is students perception on the use of YouTube for learn English is positive, in YouTube they can learn anything especially for speaking skills. In YouTube can make students good pronounce, increase students vocabulary, but YouTube less helpful for grammar and fluent.Keywords : Students’ Perception, YouTube, Speaking Skill

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Nuryanti et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af658fad7bf08b1eae4de3https://doi.org/10.33087/jelt.v8i1.155
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