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B. Suggestions

In this part, the researcher provides some suggestions for the lecturers or other researchers who want to use the designed materials or who are interested in conducting the same research. The following are the suggestions: 1. The suggestions for English lecturers It is suggested that the English lecturers implement the Ignatian Pedagogy model in their teaching and learning process. Moreover, it is suggested for them to learn about the details of each cycle of Ignatian Pedagogy and pay attention to the students’ characteristics. The teaching and learning activities, topics, and tasks can be modified by the lecturers so that the students can meet the goal.

2. The suggestions for the future researchers

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