Pronunciation Produce the sounds of the target Speech function Perform a precise communicative
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learner autonomy; f Language learning strategies, it can have positive effects on language learning overtime, and even young children can become aware of and
taught to use language learning strategies Harris Duibhir, 2011: p. 17-19.
b. Active Learning Instructional Strategies Active learning is instructional strategies include a wide range of activities
that shares the common element of „involving students in doing things and thinking about the things they are doing Bonwell Eison 1991. Active learning
instructional strategies can be created and used to engage the students in; a thinking critically and creatively, b speaking with a partner, in a small group, or
with the entire class, c expressing ideas through writing, d exploring personal attitudes and values, e giving and receiving feedback, and f reflecting upon the
learning process. Active learning strategies can be completed by students either in class or out of class, it can be done by students working either as individuals or in
group, and it also can be done either with or without the use of technology tools Eison, 2010.
Related to this theory, AFORN as an alternative learning media support the active learning strategy. By using AFORN which is installed in mobile
phones, the students can have an active learning process through the activities and exercises in it. When the students practice each activities and exercises, then they
will get the feedbacks for each. So, the students are presented their mistakes and what the correct answer is.
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