Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature

This study explores the use of the self-designed comics to enhance the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills of the college students in world literature. Specifically, it identifies the literal, interpretative, creative and evaluative domains of reading comprehension and the context clues, wor...

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Main Author: Eugene Mark B. Lopez
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Industry and Academic Research Incorporated 2022-06-01
Series:International Journal of Educational Management and Development Studies
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Online Access:https://iiari.org/journal_article/comics-based-worktext-for-reading-comprehension-and-vocabulary-skills-in-world-literature/
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description This study explores the use of the self-designed comics to enhance the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills of the college students in world literature. Specifically, it identifies the literal, interpretative, creative and evaluative domains of reading comprehension and the context clues, word analysis, word structure and loan words elements of vocabulary skills. It also evaluates the acceptability and effectiveness of the comics through the objective, language used, graphic designs, usability, readability, knowledge ability, values discovery and additional information. The results showed significant differences between the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills pre-test and the posttest indicating improved level of skills with the use of comics as instructional material. However, the improved skills level is not correlated to the acceptability and effectiveness of the material. Furthermore, the use of comics deliver moral lesson to the readers while increasing the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. The study finds it helpful to use the comics-based work-text in teaching world literature.
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spelling doaj.art-9d02d122abab48b58925ee17aa3bc8b62023-03-21T12:06:27ZengInstitute of Industry and Academic Research IncorporatedInternational Journal of Educational Management and Development Studies2719-06332719-06412022-06-0132678210.53378/352896Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World LiteratureEugene Mark B. Lopez0Laguna State Polytechnic UniversityThis study explores the use of the self-designed comics to enhance the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills of the college students in world literature. Specifically, it identifies the literal, interpretative, creative and evaluative domains of reading comprehension and the context clues, word analysis, word structure and loan words elements of vocabulary skills. It also evaluates the acceptability and effectiveness of the comics through the objective, language used, graphic designs, usability, readability, knowledge ability, values discovery and additional information. The results showed significant differences between the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills pre-test and the posttest indicating improved level of skills with the use of comics as instructional material. However, the improved skills level is not correlated to the acceptability and effectiveness of the material. Furthermore, the use of comics deliver moral lesson to the readers while increasing the reading comprehension and vocabulary skills. The study finds it helpful to use the comics-based work-text in teaching world literature.https://iiari.org/journal_article/comics-based-worktext-for-reading-comprehension-and-vocabulary-skills-in-world-literature/literaturecomicsworktextreading comprehensionvocabulary skills
spellingShingle Eugene Mark B. Lopez
Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
International Journal of Educational Management and Development Studies
literature
comics
worktext
reading comprehension
vocabulary skills
title Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
title_full Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
title_fullStr Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
title_full_unstemmed Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
title_short Comics-Based Worktext for Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Skills in World Literature
title_sort comics based worktext for reading comprehension and vocabulary skills in world literature
topic literature
comics
worktext
reading comprehension
vocabulary skills
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