The Effect of ABC Newsradio Australia on Students’ Listening on Third Semester Students of English Department Islamic University of Malang
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https://doi.org/10.31597/sl.v6i1.599Keywords:
E-radio, listening achievementAbstract
Listening is one receptive skill which represents students’ ability in understanding a
language. Nowadays, media have certain rule to influence this listening skill; e-
radio (ABC Newsradio Australia) becomes one effective medium to increase
students’ listening skill. This article aims to investigate the effect of e-radio on
listening achievement of third semester students of English department at
Islamic University of Malang. Pre-experimental research is used as the research
design with the pre-test and post-test as the main instrument. The result of T-test
showed that there is significant effect of the using e-radio on students’ listening
achievement.
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