Cocomelon Videos: Its Effects on Teduray Learners' English Language Learning
Journal Title: Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary Journal - Year 2022, Vol 3, Issue 5
Abstract
This study aimed to determine the effects of cocomelon videos on the level of proficiency in terms of phonology, vocabulary and pronunciation among twelve (12) Grade 1 Teduray learners of Resa Elementary School -; Resa, Datu Blah Sinsuat, Maguindanao. Specifically, it sought to determine the Learners' proficiency level in terms of phonology, vocabulary and pronunciation before and after exposure to cocomelon videos. Furthermore, it investigated whether there was a significant difference in the mean gains between the pre-test and post-test of the subjects under this study. The subjects of this study were limited to the twelve (12) Grade 1 Teduray learners who were given intervention by exposing them with pre-downloaded cocomelon videos after administering pre-test. Post test was administered after the intervention for the purpose of determining if there is a significant effect on the Teduray English Language Learners' level of proficiency in phonology, vocabulary and pronunciation. Analysis and interpretation of the data revealed the following findings: The learners' pre-test scores in phonology has a mean score of 7.5 described as poor, 6.5 mean score in vocabulary described as poor, and a mean score of 3.83 which is described as very poor in pronunciation. After the learners' exposure to cocomelon videos, a mean score of 11.83 described as average was obtained in phonology, while in vocabulary, a mean score of 10.83 which described as average, and a mean score of 6.83 described as poor in pronunciation. There is a significant difference in the mean score of the subjects before and after the exposure to cocomelon videos with a computed t-value of -10.01 in phonology, -13.00 in vocabulary, and -8.42 in pronunciation. It is concluded that cocomelon videos as an intervention is effective in improving the Teduray learners' English Language Learning.
Authors and Affiliations
Mohainon Ules, Leonel Untong, Datulabi Untong, Haron Mohamad
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