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<title>Breaking Out of the Textbook:</title>
<subTitle>Using Giovana’s Tiktok on Learning Listening and Speaking</subTitle>
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<namePart>Nurul Harisha</namePart>
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<dateIssued>2025</dateIssued>
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<note>Listening and speaking are vital yet challenging skills in language learning, often hindered by
 limited practice and exposure. TikTok, through creators like Giovana Gogola (&#34;English by
 Giovana&#34;), offers an engaging platform for informal learning. The purposes of this study are to
 analyze Giovana’s Tiktok content to help students in learning listening and speaking and to
 find out how thestudents experience using TikTok Gioava to learn speaking and listening. This
 study utilized a qualitative approach with descriptive design. Then this study took place at one
 of English learning institutes, located in Serang City. Furthermore the instruments of this study
 used observations and interviews. Then the number of participants used in this study was 15
 students. Based on the draw from simple random sampling, the partcipants obtained were: 3,
 8,12, 10, 5, 9, 14, 1, 15, 6, 11, 4, 2, 7, and 13. Giovana's TikTok videos effectively enhanced
 students' listening and speaking by integrating engaging and relatable content into language
 learning. Observations showed improved comprehension, vocabulary acquisition, and
 pronunciation, with activities like repeated playback and note-taking supporting progress.
 Interviews revealed that students found the videos enjoyable and effective, emphasizing the
 clarity of pronunciation, fun skits, and real-life examples, which made learning more engaging
 and aided in retaining vocabulary and others.</note>
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