Effectiveness of English Multimedia Assisted Instructional Package in Enhancing Achievement in English among Standard IX Students in Relation to their Interest in Learning
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https://doi.org/10.12724/ajss.44.3Keywords:
Multimedia Assisted Instructional Package, Achievement in English, Interest in learningAbstract
According to today’s pedagogical practices, the key to engagement of students and the effectiveness of the procedure is through ICT. This paper analyses the implications that multimedia assisted instructional package have in enhancing the achievement of Class IX students in learning. The paper envisages that the application of ICT in pedagogy can enhance the interest of students in English Learning.
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