Journal of Language and Cultural Education
, 2019, 7(2)
ISSN 1339-4584
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Blogs also used different plug-ins, such as visuals, hyperlinks, videos and texts
(Fessakis, Tatsis, & Dimitracopoulou, 2008). Students could use the hyperlinks to
browse other websites and find information resulting in self-directed exploration
(Yang, 2009). The teachers used such media to warm-up students. Next, they had
to respond to a blog-entry posted by the teachers by leaving a comment. After that,
they could use ideas from the previous task and implement them in the second
task, producing another post, helping and correcting each other.
7 Research results
Specific research questions were formulated in order to carry out this research.
More specifically:
1. Does the CEFR encourage the use of online communication with the use of
blogs?
2.
How can blogs enhance young learners’ writing skills?
3. How can
blogs enhance young learners’ reading skills?
4. Does the teaching context in foreign language institutes encourage the use of
CMC in English language teaching?
5. Can blogs develop a positive attitude towards reading and writing?
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