IMPROVING BASIC ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND LITERACY PRACTICES USING LITERACY CLOUD

Background: In education, it is vital for teachers to motivate students to engage their English skills through interactive speaking activities. Market day events, where students sell products using English, alongside digital platforms like literacy cloud, can significantly enhance interest in literacy. Objective: This initiative aims to equip first-grade students with foundational English language skills in entrepreneurship and literacy practices through the innovative literacy cloud platform. Method: Hosted at MI Wachid Hasjim in Surabaya, this activity involved 72 enthusiastic first-graders. The session kicked off with a lively sing-along of the English alphabet, followed by students introducing themselves by spelling their names. The curriculum included vocabulary relevant to entrepreneurship, an introduction to literacy cloud, and engaging reading practices with a selection of book titles. Results: The majority of students successfully pronounced and spelled their names in English, though some encountered difficulties with the letters "R," "A," "E," and "I." They understood and pronounced various entrepreneurial expressions well, with all students expressing that Literacy Cloud was exciting and enjoyable. Conclusion: In summary, the students participated with enthusiasm in the English-speaking activities, demonstrating a passion for learning that is sure to flourish in the future.

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Darmabakti Cendekia Journal of Community Service and Engagements
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2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.20473/dc.v7.i1.2025.81-88
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Online Learning and Analytics
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IMPROVING BASIC ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND LITERACY PRACTICES USING LITERACY CLOUD

Elda Yulia Ryandini, Rini Novianti, Sultan Rasya Naga Gibran, Anindhita Abidah Riyadi
Darmabakti Cendekia Journal of Community Service and Engagements
Online Learning and Analytics
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IMPROVING BASIC ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND LITERACY PRACTICES USING LITERACY CLOUD

Elda Yulia Ryandini, Rini Novianti, Sultan Rasya Naga Gibran, Anindhita Abidah Riyadi
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Background: In education, it is vital for teachers to motivate students to engage their English skills through interactive speaking activities. Market day events, where students sell products using English, alongside digital platforms like literacy cloud, can significantly enhance interest in literacy. Objective: This initiative aims to equip first-grade students with foundational English language skills in entrepreneurship and literacy practices through the innovative literacy cloud platform. Method: Hosted at MI Wachid Hasjim in Surabaya, this activity involved 72 enthusiastic first-graders. The session kicked off with a lively sing-along of the English alphabet, followed by students introducing themselves by spelling their names. The curriculum included vocabulary relevant to entrepreneurship, an introduction to literacy cloud, and engaging reading practices with a selection of book titles. Results: The majority of students successfully pronounced and spelled their names in English, though some encountered difficulties with the letters "R," "A," "E," and "I." They understood and pronounced various entrepreneurial expressions well, with all students expressing that Literacy Cloud was exciting and enjoyable. Conclusion: In summary, the students participated with enthusiasm in the English-speaking activities, demonstrating a passion for learning that is sure to flourish in the future.

Darmabakti Cendekia Journal of Community Service and EngagementsVol. 7(1)
Universitas Patria Artha (ID)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Online Learning and Analytics
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