Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students

This study examines the impact of animated films on improving language learning outcomes for primary school students, particularly in the Tunisian context. Addressing the limitations of traditional foreign language teaching methods, the research explores how audiovisual media, specifically animated...

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Main Author: Bouthayna Hammi
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Language:English
Published: University of Bejaia Abderrahmane Mira 2025-07-01
Series:The Journal of Studies in Language, Culture and Society
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Online Access:https://univ-bejaia.dz/revue/jslcs/article/view/681
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description This study examines the impact of animated films on improving language learning outcomes for primary school students, particularly in the Tunisian context. Addressing the limitations of traditional foreign language teaching methods, the research explores how audiovisual media, specifically animated films, can enhance listening comprehension and vocabulary acquisition. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of multimodal learning (Mayer, 2001) and involuntary memorization (Zinchenko, 2001), the study highlights the benefits of integrating visual, auditory, and contextual elements into the learning process. The methodology employed combines pre- and post-intervention assessments with structured questionnaires to evaluate students' linguistic progress. The findings reveal significant improvements in listening skills and vocabulary retention, demonstrating that animated films provide an engaging and effective learning environment. The study also emphasizes the role of emotional engagement and interactive contexts in fostering involuntary memorization and learner motivation. This research underscores the potential of animated films as a transformative educational tool, advocating for their integration into teaching strategies. The implications suggest that audiovisual media can enhance the accessibility and efficiency of language learning, especially in primary education.
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spelling doaj-art-863a0aadd1144a23ab55ed021753bb7a2025-08-20T02:47:17ZengUniversity of Bejaia Abderrahmane MiraThe Journal of Studies in Language, Culture and Society2716-91892676-17502025-07-0182Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School StudentsBouthayna Hammi 0Higher Institute of Arts and Crafts, Seliana, University of Jendouba This study examines the impact of animated films on improving language learning outcomes for primary school students, particularly in the Tunisian context. Addressing the limitations of traditional foreign language teaching methods, the research explores how audiovisual media, specifically animated films, can enhance listening comprehension and vocabulary acquisition. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of multimodal learning (Mayer, 2001) and involuntary memorization (Zinchenko, 2001), the study highlights the benefits of integrating visual, auditory, and contextual elements into the learning process. The methodology employed combines pre- and post-intervention assessments with structured questionnaires to evaluate students' linguistic progress. The findings reveal significant improvements in listening skills and vocabulary retention, demonstrating that animated films provide an engaging and effective learning environment. The study also emphasizes the role of emotional engagement and interactive contexts in fostering involuntary memorization and learner motivation. This research underscores the potential of animated films as a transformative educational tool, advocating for their integration into teaching strategies. The implications suggest that audiovisual media can enhance the accessibility and efficiency of language learning, especially in primary education. https://univ-bejaia.dz/revue/jslcs/article/view/681Animated filmsEducational audiovisualLanguage learningListening comprehensionPrimary school students
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Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
The Journal of Studies in Language, Culture and Society
Animated films
Educational audiovisual
Language learning
Listening comprehension
Primary school students
title Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
title_full Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
title_fullStr Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
title_full_unstemmed Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
title_short Animation In The Service Of Foreign Language Learning: The Impact Of Animated Films On English Acquisition Among Tunisian Primary School Students
title_sort animation in the service of foreign language learning the impact of animated films on english acquisition among tunisian primary school students
topic Animated films
Educational audiovisual
Language learning
Listening comprehension
Primary school students
url https://univ-bejaia.dz/revue/jslcs/article/view/681
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