ELC590 - Informative Speech English 590 PDF

Title ELC590 - Informative Speech English 590
Course English For Oral Presentations
Institution Universiti Teknologi MARA
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Summary

INFORMATIVE SPEECH TEMPLATE(Describing chart[s] and/or graph[s])Name: Topic: Effect and impact of Internet onStudent's Academic PerformanceMatric number: Group: RBMMFHAThis exercise requires you to provide an outline for your informative speech by filling in the following template. The outline of yo...


Description

INFORMATIVE SPEECH TEMPLATE (Describing chart[s] and/or graph[s])

Name:

Topic: Effect and impact of Internet on Student's Academic Performance

Matric number:

Group: RBMMFHA

This exercise requires you to provide an outline for your informative speech by filling in the following template. The outline of your speech should include:  introduction,  description and analysis of chart(s) and/or graph(s),  conclusion and recommendation. In this exercise, you need to choose at least one chart(s) and/or graph(s) related to your topic. Describe the important data (facts and figures) and the salient features of the data from the chosen chart(s) and/or graph(s). You are also required to choose at least one article related to your topic. Select relevant information from the chosen article(s) to provide some supporting information for the data.

Introduce topic

Introduction The internet is a technology that has become an enormous part of people’s daily lives. Over the last decades, internet connectivity has improved tremendously and is available everywhere such as homes, offices, travels and schools. The use of the internet has a huge impact on student achievement (Soegoto & Tjokroadiponto 2018). According to Oghenetega and Igere (2014), over the years, the internet has been a very important instrument for facilitating academic activities in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. The information and communication technology revolution is sweeping through the world and the gale has even caught up with

Credibility

developing countries like Nigeria. I am very excited to inform and share with you all when telling this because I have do a lot of research and studied about the effect and impact of Internet on student’s academic performance. Besides, I have been directly involved as a supervisor to my PHD student who are doing research about the important of internet.

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We can see that internet give a lot of benefits in our generation

Background of topic

right now and all information at our fingertips. The tremendous growth in the field of telecommunications has brought

online

services,

specialized

electronic

networks,

Webpages, E-mail, software and global information sources to our homes and education. The services provided by internet have had a major impact in the university context, in organization and in teaching and learning methods. The Internet has made computers across the globe interconnected. This new form of information resources have as their greatest advantage, a virtually unlimited wealth of information resources which is widely readily available and accessible to hundreds of millions of people simultaneously in many parts of the world (Kumar & Kaur 2006). In addition, Amaoge and Igwebuike (2016) believe that the internet has increasingly become an invariable asset in education in terms of learning, teaching and research. The use of internet in the tertiary institutions is an exciting prospect especially when the rugged terrain is the significant impediment to obtain information for the

Central Idea

vast majority of people. Internet can broadly be defined as worldwide network of computers communicating via an agreed upon protocol (rules for exchange of information). It provides access to the most diversified source of information hosted by individuals and various organisation worlds wide on a vast network of servers (Ogungbeni, et al, 2016). Various studies have found that Internet use can have positive benefits on educational achievement (Chen & Fu, 2009). One puzzling question is the effective impact of the internet on student performance. Body

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Description of data

(Describing chart[s] and/or graph[s]) 1. The impact of new technological changes is also bringing some positive aspects in the educational sector as well, by adopting new and innovative ways of teaching, both the students and faculty are able to enhance their educational skills. The use of credible internet resources is of greater importance for academic study, especially in high class courses which require an academic review of literature (Sahin et al., 2010). Internet use for educational purpose is found by Kim (2011) to be the heart of adolescent academic achievement. 2. Students’ demographic variables are believed to have an influence

on

internet

use

and

hence

academic

performance. Demographic analysis revealed that males had higher frequency of internet use in general than females

(Akende

and

Bamise,

2017).

Subsequent

comparative analysis revealed that male college students spend more time on the internet compared to female college students (Ellore et al., 2014). Rabiu et al. Analysis of data

1. According to Emeka and Nyeche (2016) conducted a research on Internet Usage on the Academic Performance of Undergraduates Students at University of Abuja, Nigeria. Results gotten from the research shows that 111(55%) of respondents use the internet every day, 31(15%) use internet once a week, 9(5%) use the internet once in two weeks, 26(13%) use the internet once in a month, 20(10%) use the internet occasionally while 3(2%) do not use the internet. The findings show that majority of students use the internet every day. The study revealed

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that Paying for online services was a problem however; the study shows that Internet is one of the beneficial tools in this era of IT not only for business but for academic point of view and enhances the skill and capability of students which assist them in studies and professional life. 2. In other studies by Ogedebe (2012), the analysis showed that most of the respondents were computer literate, since 65% of the respondents agreed that they are computer literate, while 29% were not, 6% of the respondents neglected the question. The investigation also shows that 79% of the respondents accepted that their academic performance actually improved by using the internet, as 13% thought otherwise. 3. In addition, Sahin, Balta and Ercan (2010) in their study on the use of internet resources by university students during their course projects elicitation shows that 57% of the participants were male and 43% were female. The study also shows the students' views about the reliability of the sources obtained from the Internet. It shows that 70% of students compared information obtained through the Internet with other information resources. Besides, the preferred rate of reliable sites is about 41%. Many of students take care that these resources are up-to-date, for educational purposes, and free from bias.

Conclusion

Conclusion The number of hours spent on the internet will affect the students' social life unless the internet is used for learning / academic purposes. Graphic representation of internet usage and its impact

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on students' social life shows that internet use is very high. The Internet has opened the door to a new way of learning. The wealth of information available therein exceeds that of any physical library. Of the various uses the internet can be put to, academic purpose occupies the highest enviable position as far as students are concerned. This is seen in the fact that there is a relationship between internet access and usage for academic motive and students’ academic performance. Besides, access to internet sources is promoting academic performance among students since those with access showed more improvement in academic

Recommendation

performance than those without access. Students should utilize the internet to improve their academic performance by restricting or limiting themselves to academic purposes since non-academic motives might have adverse impact in their academic achievement. Beside, students should be properly educated on how to make fruitful use of the internet. This suggests that students with access to internet facilities have been using them in ways that will promote their academic achievement.

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