The development of speaking skills is a critical component of language learning, particularly in the context of English as a Second Language (ESL) education. This paper explores the effectiveness of using the sociodrama method to enhance speaking skills among students. Sociodrama, an interactive and participatory teaching technique, engages students in role-playing scenarios that mimic real-life social interactions. This study evaluates the impact of sociodrama on students' speaking abilities, confidence, and overall engagement in language learning.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF USING THE SOCIODRAMA METHOD IN TEACHING SPEAKING FOR STUDENTS
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Sociodrama
Language Learning
Speaking Proficiency
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