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    This document discusses several studies on integrating social media into English language learning and education. It cites studies that found social media allows for more contextual learning by providing more educational materials. It also notes teachers need more training to address potential issues with new technologies. Social media is becoming more mainstream and offers new teaching roles and approaches to online course design, while also allowing for more critical thinking.

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    This document discusses several studies on integrating social media into English language learning and education. It cites studies that found social media allows for more contextual learning by providing more educational materials. It also notes teachers need more training to address potential issues with new technologies. Social media is becoming more mainstream and offers new teaching roles and approaches to online course design, while also allowing for more critical thinking.

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    Richter Cited This. Information About Social Media & Rise of Pedagogies. More Allowance To Critical Thinking

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    "NTEGRATING SOCIAL

    Cites Beemt as since more social media allows more contextual learning since it provides more learning.
    MEDIA INTO ENGLISH
    LANGUAGE LEARNING:
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    Cites Buus about having to be aware to problems that may arise with new technology (more training).
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    into a problem based TO RECENT STUDIES" by
    learning approach?" by Kadek Puspa Ariantin...
    "Buus, L. (2012)." (2021)

    "Incorporating TikTok
    "Social networking sites in higher education:
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    in the classroom: Pedagogical
    understanding of social
    Unveiling new roles for perspectives from a
    media use in the
    teachers and new Cites Hoyos about being able to having more teaching roles. Since more technology is becoming mainstream, it has much more educational material then one might realize.
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    approaches toonline sport sciences course"
    review" by Antoine Van
    course design." by by Paloma Escamilla-
    Den Beemt, Marieke
    Hoyos, J. (2014) Fajardo, Mario Alguacil
    Thurlings, and Myrthe
    Willems (2021)

    Richter cited this. Information about social media & rise of pedagogies. More allowance to critical thinking.

    "Inventing Network
    Richter, Jacob D. (2021).
    Composition: Mobilizing
    Writing with
    Rhetorical Invention
    Reddiquette:
    and Social Media for
    Networked Agonism
    Digital Pedagogy" by
    and Structured
    Jacob Richter
    Deliberation in
    Networked
    Communities.
    Computers and
    Composition 59.
    "Toward a Networked
    Rhetorical Ethics of
    "Networked media, networked rhetorics: Attention and deliberation in the Response-Ability" by
    early blogosphere", by Damien Smith Pfister (2014). Thomas Lawson (2022)

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