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040 _aUCASAGRANDE
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082 _aPOS 2019
100 _aWigby Nieto, Karen
_etutor
245 0 _aFacilitating Self-regulation with Mobile Devices to Improve Speaking Skills in High School Students in Ecuador:
_bPresented as Partial Fulfillment for the Degree of Magister en Pedagogía de los Idiomas Nacionales y Extranjeros con Mención en la Enseñanza de Inglés.
260 _a
_bUniversidad Casa Grande. Departamento de Posgrado,
_c2019
300 _a54 p.;
_cDigital
513 _b2019
520 _aThis study aimed at measuring the impact of self-regulation facilitated with mobile devices in order to improve speaking skills. The innovation lasted for six weeks and involved twenty-four students in the first year of baccalaureate in a bilingual school in Manta-Ecuador. They had CEFR B1 level and showed difficulty to express themselves orally. Action research was conducted applying pretests and posttests. The participants were made aware of self-regulation strategies; they were encouraged to make improvement plans; and they were trained to assess their speaking skills using the Cambridge B1 Analytical Scale. They made videos using their mobile devices and assessed their performance on the videos. Quantitative results revealed that the intervention was significant to a medium extent in the students’ interactive communication, Cohen’s d = 0.4; and that their acquisition of self-assessment skills enabled them to commit to improvement. Qualitative results demonstrated that motivation to participate orally in class increased and that the self-regulation strategies helped them enhance interaction. These findings have implications for language teachers and curriculum designers. Teaching self-assessment skills to students would show them how to improve; self-regulation would help them become more autonomous learners; and the use of mobile devices would increase their motivation.
650 _aCOMUNICACIÓN ORAL
_957446
650 _aDISPOSITIVO MÓVIL
_987959
650 _aENSEÑANZA DE INGLÉS
_986342
650 _aTESIS DE MAESTRÍA
_978771
700 _aSaltos Tarira, Fernando
_eautor
_987960
856 _uhttp://dspace.casagrande.edu.ec:8080/bitstream/ucasagrande/1889/1/Tesis2066SALf.pdf
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_e2020-03-17
_zmmejia
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