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Using digital storytelling (DST) to teach English is necessary for English as foreign

language (EFL) students in language classroom because digital storytelling can mediate the
development of students’ creativity, critical thinking, speaking, digital skill, and especially,
writing skill. While DST has been widely researched in the context of English language
teaching, little is known how study on pre-service teacher implementing DST in EFL
classroom is investigated. Thus, the current study aims to find out how a pre-service teacher
engaged students in language learning through digital. storytelling. It also aims to examine
the emotions reflected in pre-service teacher’s teaching English thorough DST. Furthermore,
this research focused on the two research questions: 1) how can a pre-service teacher engage
secondary school students in learning to narrative write through digital storytelling? and 2)
what emotions are reflected in pre-service teacher’s teaching experience?
The present study is an auto-ethnography study. This research project was conducted
in one secondary school located in Probolinggo. In this study, I played role as researcher,
author and participant. The data collected gathered from three stages include photo voice
through capture photos of pre service teacher and students while teaching and learning
activity, and journal reflection analysis through pre service and students when teaching
learning such as worksheet, small interview through audio recording and diary video. For
data analysis, the researcher uses a thematic analysis Koltz et al (2010) to analyze the data.
There are three findings of this study includes designing to teach narrative writing
through digital storytelling, my reflection of lesson plan making, supervisor feedback,
negotiating lesson plan with an English teacher, and teaching collaborative. Also, the last
finding, it reports that pre service teacher felt both both positive (e.g., happy, confident, fun,
enjoyed, exited, grateful and joy). Negative emotion (e.g., tired, disappointed, and stressed)
while pre service teacher teaching English though digital storytelling
In conclusion, the use of digital storytelling in teaching English particularly narrative
writing lesson has a positive Implication for students. The theoretical implication gives good
impact for students such as it can encourage them to improve their making meaning skills,
enrich their creativity, and build speaking and writing skill. Hence, this study suggest that use
digital storytelling as a learning strategy is necessary for students to develop their creativity,
critical thinking, digital skill and writing and speaking skill. Additionally, this study found
how pre service teacher emotions during teaching English through digital storytelling.

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