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THANH HOA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION & TRAINING SAM SON HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE INITIATIVES USING WORDWALL.NET- BASED ACTIVITIES IN TEACHING VOCABULARY FOR STUDENTS OF GRADE 10 AT SAM SON HIGH SCHOOL Author: Nguyễn Thị Nga Position: Teacher The field of the experience initiative: English THANH HOA, YEAR 2022 skkn TABLE OF CONTENTS I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Rationale 1.2 The objectives of the study 1.3 The participants of the study 1.4 The methods of the study II CONTENT 2.1 Theoretical background a Definition of vocabulary .5 b Types of vocabulary .5 c Vocabulary mastery 2.2 The problems before applying the method 2.3 Solutions 2.4 The effectiveness of the study .16 III CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION 18 3.1 Conclusion 18 3.2 Suggestions 18 skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Rationale There is no doubt that vocabulary is generally and widely considered to be one of the most essential elements of a language It plays an essential role in determining whether or not students will be successful in learning a language and getting their message across Moreover, it is believed that vocabulary knowledge is vitally important for the four skills, such as listening, reading, speaking, and writing Our lack of vocabulary knowledge is more likely to result in great trouble in expressing ourselves both in speaking and writing Because of the significance of vocabulary knowledge in effective communication, vocabulary learning, and instruction are attracting considerable attention from researchers and practitioners, particularly students and teachers Since the advent of technology from the beginning of the 21st century, technology and language learning have become terms frequently encountering next to each other, therefore resulting in web-based tools being used in English language classrooms Many popular web tools, such as Quizlet and Kahoot, are used as experimental tools with learners to investigate to what extent they are effective in enhancing learners’ vocabulary knowledge There are a lot of research that has been carried out in the area of vocabulary learning strategies in order to determine the effective and most frequently used vocabulary learning strategies However, there is a lack of research on specific web tools, like Wordwall.net Hence, the present study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a single educational game website; Wordwall.net on the vocabulary knowledge of high school students Wordwall.net is an edutainment website in which there are multiple game choices, all played interactively or individually, such as information matching, picture matching, quiz, wheel of fortune, puzzles, etc designed for vocabulary practice On this website, teachers either create their own games out of ready-made templates and add up content (words and images) in the games or they make use of games created by other teachers Wordwall is particularly beneficial for mixed-level classes because it can also create a dynamic way to have class competitions For any level of learner, Wordwall has potential to be used for self-study, as teachers decide which content to use in the activities teachers can set tasks for groups or individual learners by giving them an access code They could even get their learners to use Wordwall to create activities for their classmates Moreover, due to the outbreak of Covid -19, most of schools in Vietnam must organize online teaching Therefore, it is crucial to enhance students’ learning motivation through some special tools and platforms Basing on the above reasons, skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school I have decided to conduct a study on “Using Wordwall.net-based activities in teaching vocabulary for students of grade 10 at Sam Son High School” 1.2 The objectives of the study The study suggests many new games for teachers to apply in teaching vocabulary for high school students through wordwall.net platform Hence, vocabulary memorization becomes more effective for English learners The study is expected to research the effectiveness of using interaction with a word wall as the tool to combine the five identified effective teaching strategies plus social interaction to teach vocabulary words to middle school students Theoretically, this study can be used to enrich the example of techniques in teaching English vocabulary, especially for young learners Hopefully, this study will be helpful and have a contribution for further researches in the field of vocabulary teaching Practically, this study will give general description about the condition of English vocabulary teaching at high school level In addition, it will be useful for the teachers who are interested in teaching English for young learners The result of this study can be used as a consideration to improve the teaching language to young learners, especially for teaching vocabulary online 1.3 The participants of the study This study focuses on the activities of teaching vocabulary based on wordwall platform (dealing with the techniques of presentation, techniques of practice, techniques of training) In this study, I will just focus on the effectiveness on the 10th graders Hence, the data then will be analyzed through the tests of 10 th graders from two classes (10 A4 and 10 A10) in the school year 2021- 2022 1.4 The methods of the study The study is well organized with main parts: the rationale of the study, the content or the solution of the problems, and the conclusion The researchers used the comparative methods to analyse the effectiveness of the study II CONTENT 2.1 Theoretical background a Definition of vocabulary Vocabulary has received a special concern in language teaching, especially teaching English as a foreign language It can also be regarded as the most frequently important component for language learners since the four language skills; reading, listening, speaking, and writing need a sufficient vocabulary knowledge The term vocabulary concerns with words and words meaning It is skkn 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associated with meaning [Gazlianty 2011] [ 1] According to Wikipidea, a vocabulary is a set of familiar words within a person's language A vocabulary, usually developed with age, serves as a useful and fundamental tool for communication and acquiring knowledge Acquiring an extensive vocabulary is one of the largest challenges in learning a second language Further, vocabulary is the basic of language and there is no language without vocabulary Before mastering the four language skills; listening, speaking, reading and writing, students have to learn the English components such as vocabulary, structure, and pronunciation [ 2] Words can also be defined in various ways, and estimates of vocabulary size differ depending on the definition used The most common definition is that of a lemma (the inflected or dictionary form; this includes walk, but not walks, walked or walking) Most of the time lemmas not include proper nouns (names of people, places, companies, etc.) Another definition often used in research of vocabulary size is that of word family These are all the words that can be derived from a ground word (e.g., the words effortless, effortlessly, effortful, effortfully are all part of the word family effort) Estimates of vocabulary size range from as high as 200 thousand to as low as 10 thousand, depending on the definition used (Graves, M.F 2000) [3 ] b Types of vocabulary There are a variety of ways to catergorize vocabulary However, according to Wikipidea [4], vocabulary can be divided into their usage in language skils as follow: Reading vocabulary A person's reading vocabulary is all the words identified when reading This class of vocabulary is generally the amplest, as new words are more commonly encountered when reading than when listening Listening vocabulary A person's listening vocabulary includes the words recognized when listening to speech Cues such as the speaker's tone and gestures, the topic of discussion, and the conversation's social context may convey the meaning of an unknown word Speaking vocabulary A person's speaking vocabulary includes the words used in speech and is generally a subset of the listening vocabulary Due to the spontaneous nature of skkn 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compensate for this misuse Writing vocabulary The written word appears in registers as different as formal essays and social media feeds While many written words rarely appear in speech, a person's written vocabulary is generally limited by preference and context: a writer may prefer one synonym over another, and they will be unlikely to use technical vocabulary relating to a subject in which they have no interest or knowledge Final vocabulary The American philosopher Richard Rorty characterized a person's "final vocabulary" as follows: All human beings carry about a set of words which they employ to justify their actions, their beliefs, and their lives These are the words in which we formulate praise of our friends and contempt for our enemies, our longterm projects, our deepest self-doubts and our highest hopes… I shall call these words a person's “final vocabulary” Those words are as far as he can go with language; beyond them is only helpless passivity or a resort to force c Vocabulary mastery It is strongly believed that mastering many vocabularies is very important for foreign language learners Without mastering it, of course, foreign language learners will have some difficulties in developing the four language skills The primary thing in learning a language is the achievement of a vocabulary Therefore, success in learning English demands vocabulary acquisition A large vocabulary can not guarantee the learner’s competence in learning English but in adequacy of vocabulary will obstruct their chances to make success in learning English Rivers in Nunan 1998: p 117 [5], argues that the acquisition of an adequate vocabulary is crucial for successful second language use because without an extensive vocabulary, one will be incapable of using the structures and functions one may have learned for comprehensible communication The importance of mastering vocabulary in learning is also stated by Nunan He says that the development of a rich vocabulary is an important element in the acquisition of a second language From the definition above, it can be concluded that vocabulary is the total numbers of words, a list or set of words in a particular language that a person knows or uses From these definitions, it concludes that mastery means the competency to understand and apply something learnt Vocabulary mastery is always being an essential part of English Lewis and Hill [6] say that vocabulary mastery is important for the students It is more than grammar for communication purpose, particularly in the early stage when students are motivated to learn the basic words Without having proportional English vocabulary, students will get some difficulties skkn 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distribution of the questionnaire to the students It was designed to help the writer to get more information about students‟ responses toward the implementation of the speaking club the data obtained can be seen in the following tables and description: Table 1: wordwall based activities are very useful ANSWER STUDENTS PERCENTAGE Strongly agree 53 59,5% Agree 36 40,5% Disagree 0 Strongly disagree 0 Total 89 100% Based on the table above, it shows that the platform is useful for all the students which can be seen that 53 students (59,5%) strongly agree, and 36 students (40,5%) agree while none of them disagree or strongly disagree with the statement Thus, it can be concluded that all of students (89 students) agreed that the method is useful Table 2: Wordwall platform encourages students to be more confident and ready to participate into many classroom activities ANSWER STUDENTS PERCENTAGE Strongly agree 70 78,6% Agree 19 21,4% Disagree 0 Strongly disagree 0 Total 89 100% This table shows that 70 students (78,6%) strongly agree that the method helps students to be more active in the class and 19 students (21,4%) agree with the statement On the other hand, none of them disagree or strongly disagree with the 17 skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school statement So, all of students believed that wordwall platform enhance their ability to memorize vocabulary better Moreover, based on the writer’s observation, they enjoyed English lesson more In the study, it was revealed that with the web, both students and teachers could easily share the contents they designed during the teaching process Pointing out that the platform is a user-friendly application, it is stated that many materials can be easily accessed, content is developed and content can be shared In addition, the advantage that the prepared materials can be stored and used again and again when needed stands out It has been found in this study that the web offers the opportunity to be used as a measurement tool in the teaching process and to be effective in evaluating the student It has also been emphasized that quizzes can be made on the subject Hence, it creates an interesting learning environment Especially in the online education process, the distance between the teacher and the learner makes this opportunity even more valuable In addition, these tools are economical, strengthen the communication network with students, and easy file sharing with students can be seen as other opportunities III CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION 3.1 Conclusion Through exploring the effectiveness of a web tool, Wordwall.net, this study aimed to test the effectiveness of it on vocabulary teaching The results proved the effectiveness of the web tool; However, the short length of the treatment time as well as the number of the groups might be suggested as the limitations of the present study With these limitations, it can be concluded that in such a short time a comparison between two teaching materials or techniques will not provide the best results in terms of their effectiveness In addition to this, more vocabulary should be added, preferably vocabulary previously unknown to students, to check observable and comparable changes in the level of improvement of their vocabulary Thus, these factors should be taken into consideration in the further research focusing on this specific tool Moreover, the impact of this web tool on other aspects of language learning, such as improvement of other language skills or the use of it as an assessment tool could be of possible research topics The biggest advantage of the word-wall based activities is that they create a student-centered teaching environment, as the curriculum aims 3.2 Suggestions The short length of the treatment time as well as the number of the groups might be suggested as the limitations of the present study With these limitations, it can be concluded that in such a short time a comparison between two results of the tests will not provide the best results in terms of their effectiveness In addition to 18 skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school this, more vocabulary should be added, preferably vocabulary previously unknown to students, to check observable and comparable changes in the level of improvement of their vocabulary Thus, these factors should be taken into consideration in the further research focusing on this specific tool Moreover, the impact of this web tool on other aspects of language learning, such as improvement of other language skills or the use of it as an assessment tool could be of possible research topics CONFIRMATION OF THE HEADMASTER Thanh Hoa, May 10, 2022 I assure that this is my writing, not copying other people's content (Sign and state name) Trịnh Ngọc Long Nguyễn Thị Nga 19 skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school REFERENCES [1] Gazlianty 2011 Improving Vocabulary Skill by Using Puzzle Game: A ClassAction Research at Second Grade of SMAN Narmada Unpublished Thesis [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocabulary [3] Graves, M.F 2000 “Vocabulary Program to Complement and Bolster a Middle Grade Comprehension Program”.New York: Teachers college press articles http: //google Com Accessed on February 3rd, 2011 [4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocabulary [5] Rivers in Nunan 1998: p 117 The practice of English language teaching (3rd edition) London: Longman Group Ltd [6] Lewis and Hill (1995).Vocabulary, Semantics, and Language Education Cambridge: Cambridge University Press [7] English textbook grade 10, Hanoi National Pulisher 20 skkn Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school APPENDIX TEST (BEFORE DOING THE STUDY) Linh can’t go out with us to see a movie now because she’s meal A preparing B making C arranging D keeping I’m responsible for cooking dinner as my mother usually works A lately B early C later D late I usually my younger sisters when my parents are away on business A pick up B take care of C look for D take charge of Ms Mai asked me how she could household chores equally in her family A make B divide C give D contribute In my family, my father always takes charge of doing the lifting A strong B hard C heavy D huge My mother told me to the yesterday but I forgot about it since I had much homework to finish A wash-up B laundry C childcare D exercises the rubbish in the early morning is a part of my daily routine A Taking out B Coming out C Pulling out D Bringing out My wife is going on her business next week so I have to most of the chores around the house A distribute B hold C take D handle Mr Hoang found it difficult to be in charge of the household A financial B financially C finances D financier 10 is a person who works at home and takes care of the house and family A Breadwinner B Homemaker C Servant D Houseman 11 When his wife gave birth to a baby boy, Mr Nam became the sole A housemaid B housekeeper C father D breadwinner 12 My mother and I often go to the supermarket to shop for at weekends A cook B groceries C heavy lifting D the chores 13 After eating dinner, I have to the and then my homework every day i skkn 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puts all of the housework her A about - in B for - in C about - on D with - on 15 To Hoa, her father is the greatest person in the world and he always sets a good for her A role B behaviour C example D action 16 We take in doing the washing-up, cleaning the floor and watering the flowers A turn B out C around D turns 17 Most people will receive benefits when sharing the housework in their family A enormously B enormity C enormous D strong 18 Like his mother, Viet is a child who can talk openly to anyone A social B sociable C generous D critical 19 After marriage, Mrs Hoa always keeps good with her mother-in-law A association B relation C friendship D relationship 20 In many countries, divorces to rise because of long-standing conflicts A tend B have C aim D encourage ii skkn 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Skkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.schoolSkkn.using.wordwall.net.based.activities.in.teaching.vocabulary.for.students.of.grade.10.at.sam.son.high.school APPENDIX TEST (AFTER DOING THE STUDY) In some Asian countries, the groom and bride their wedding rings in front 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