The Results of Using Games In Learning Process
Abstract
Among numerous sources of children’s interest in the language learning process, games seem to be very important. Obviously, there are a lot of other sources, such as pictures and stories. Pictures serve as a visual stimulus, while games use both visual and aural channels and activate language production and, sometimes, physical movement [2, 112].
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