A Comparative Study of Teaching L2 Vocabulary with and without Illustrations to Virtual EFL Learners

  • Piskadlo N
  • Desruisseaux T
  • Prinzo K
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Abstract

Second language learning research suggests that visual aids and illustrations have the potential to enhance proficiency and retention of vocabulary terms in a foreign language. This study builds off of this literature by studying Native English speakers learning of Polish words using images versus no images. This quantitative study compares the effectiveness of 2 learning methods within groups that studied 10 vocabulary terms in Polish: (1) participants studying with virtual flashcards with illustrations, and (2) participants studying with virtual flashcards without illustrations. After a 10-minute virtual tutorial, participants were asked to fill out a Google form that measured their vocabulary retention. They were then asked to fill out the same Google form after 5 days. Keywords: Audio-aided flashcards, Flashcards, L2 vocabulary learning, Pandemic, Proficiency, Retainment, Virtual learning conditions, Visual aid

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Piskadlo, N., Desruisseaux, T.-M., & Prinzo, K. (2023). A Comparative Study of Teaching L2 Vocabulary with and without Illustrations to Virtual EFL Learners. Journal of Student Research, 12(2). https://doi.org/10.47611/jsrhs.v12i2.4234

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