4.3. Limitations and suggestions for further study
Firstly, the author's practical experience of using visual aids in teaching vocabulary is
limited. Therefore, the recommendations in the last part are likely to be subjective.
Secondly, the researcher did not have access to all 11
th
form students at LQD gifted high
school. Therefore, the conclusion on the students’ attitudes towards the use of visual aids in
learning vocabulary may not be well generalized for the rest of the 11
th
form students at the
school.
In conclusion, despite some inevitable limitations, the researcher has, to a certain extent,
succeeded in answering the research questioned stated at the beginning. Hopefully, in further
studies, the teacher’s and students’ attitudes towards the use of visual aids will be focused on not
only vocabulary teaching and learning process but also grammar or other language kill teaching
and learning processes such as writing, reading, listening or speaking.
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