DEVELOPING AN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA CD FOR ENHANCING FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS’ LISTENING COMPREHENSION
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The use of media is important to support the listening teaching and learning process. The teacher needs an appropriate media in order to make the students to be active and creative in the learning process. The use of media in the teaching and learning process will help the teacher and the students engage together to get the achievements much better and also help the students to learn by themselves. This study presents the steps in developing the interactive multimedia CD for enhancing fifth grade students’ listening comprehension and its influences on the listening teaching and learning process. The data presented suggests that teachers need to develop the material used in teaching process since not all the materials are provided and suitable with the students’ need and need to learn how to design and develop multimedia material by using various computer programs since the use of multimedia can increase students’ interest and motivation in learning process. Besides, it also can influence students’ awareness, attention, inquiry and discovery, and communication ability in the listening teaching and learning process
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