The Effect of Storyboards Technique on EFL Sixth-Grade Students’ Reading Comprehension

The purpose of this study was to investigate how storyboards technique affect the reading comprehension of sixth-grade Jordanian EFL students. The participants of study were 30 female students, who were split equally and at random into two groups: the experimental and control. A pre-/post-test was utilized as the study's instrument for both the control and experimental groups. A quasi-experimental design was followed. The experimental group was taught utilizing the storyboards technique in order to fulfill the objective of the study, whereas the control group received instruction using a conventional teaching method. The findings demonstrated that the use of storyboards technique enhanced students' comprehension of the texts they were reading.

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Arts for Linguistic & Literary Studies
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2024-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.53286/arts.v6i3.2084
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Education and Technology Integration
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The Effect of Storyboards Technique on EFL Sixth-Grade Students’ Reading Comprehension

Abdallah Bani abdelrahman, Bara’a Mohammad Rababah
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Education and Technology Integration
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The Effect of Storyboards Technique on EFL Sixth-Grade Students’ Reading Comprehension

Abdallah Bani abdelrahman, Bara’a Mohammad Rababah
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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to investigate how storyboards technique affect the reading comprehension of sixth-grade Jordanian EFL students. The participants of study were 30 female students, who were split equally and at random into two groups: the experimental and control. A pre-/post-test was utilized as the study's instrument for both the control and experimental groups. A quasi-experimental design was followed. The experimental group was taught utilizing the storyboards technique in order to fulfill the objective of the study, whereas the control group received instruction using a conventional teaching method. The findings demonstrated that the use of storyboards technique enhanced students' comprehension of the texts they were reading.

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