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The2020/21 study from NESTA which involved 450,000 children watching videos showed that 98% of viewers did not change the setting and there were zero complaints at having subtitles on screen. 40% of children already watch BBC iPlayer with the subtitles on without complaint.

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The most sustained push for SLS on TV for reading literacy has been in India, through research, sustained TV pilots and policy (Kothari and Bandyopadhyay, 2020; forthcoming Stanford Social Innovation Review; available on request). However, the positive impact of subtitle use on reading literacy has also been affirmed in several English and non-English speaking countries. Taken together, these studies consistently prove that exposure to subtitles which match the audio directly, contribute to reading development and language acquisition.

Several other studies have confirmed that reading along with SLS is inescapable, but the subjects have almost always been good readers. Hence, the critical question is, would struggling readers, especially those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, also try and engage automatically with SLS?

A number of longitudinal studies have come out of the SLS project in India. Kothari and Bandyopadhyay (2014) evaluated the impact of SLS after sustaining it for 5 years on a weekly hour-long programme of Hindi film songs telecast nationally in prime time. Among school children who could not read a single letter in Hindi at the baseline (2002), 70% in the high-SLS viewing group became functional readers by the endline (2007) as compared to 34% in the low-SLS group. In the 15+ age group, 14% in the high-SLS and 5% in the low-SLS group went from non-decoding to functional-reading. Adults gained too but children benefited substantially more in what can be described as a schooling + SLS effect.

PlanetRead (2018b) conducted a year-long study in 10 primary schools in rural Delhi serving children in Grades 1-5 from low-income families. In 5 treatment schools, the teachers showed all the children in Grades 1-4, 30 minutes of animated stories in Hindi with SLS, three times a week. From a comparable starting point, the average reading score in the treatment schools was 70% higher than the control schools. The impact of the intervention on reading was most apparent in Grades 2-3, pointing again to the strong complementarity of SLS, during the early stages of reading acquisition.

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Wei, Jung-Kuei (2003). The Effect of Meaningful-Making Technology on Learning a Foreign Language. Integrating Video Clips with Two Captioning Modes on a Simulated German-Learning Website. Ed.D. Thesis: Idaho State University, Pocatello.

Hernandez, Sylvia Sepulveda (2004). The Effects of Video and Captioned Text and the Influence of Verbal and Spatial Abilities on Second Language Listening Comprehension in a Multimedia Learning Environment. Ph.D. Thesis: New York University.

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Harvey, Myrcea Santiago dos Santos (2009). O uso didtico do gnero filme legendado na aprendizagem de leitura de textos do gnero jornalstico/noticioso em ingls. Um estudo com alunos de uma escola pblica de Fortaleza. Dissertao de Mestrado: Universidade Estadual do Cear.

Kent, Heidi B. (2010). The Efficacy of Enhanced Subtitles plus Explicit Grammatical Instruction on the Acquisition of L2 Grammatical Structures. In: Cooper, Angela et al. (eds.), Simon Fraser University Working Papers. Vol. 3. Proceedings of the 26th Northwest Linguistics Conference. Burnaby: Simon Fraser University.

Tsai, Feng-Hung (Will) (2010). Integrating Feature Films with Subtitles to Enhance the Listening Comprehension of Students Attending College in Taiwan. Ed.D. Thesis: Alliant International University.

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Bahrani, Taher & Tondar, Sima (2016). The Effectiveness of Exposure to Documentary Films with and without Subtitle As Authentic Language Input on Listening Comprehension of Intermediate Level Language Learners. Modern Journal of Language Teaching Methods 6.6, 86-94.

Matielo, Rafael (2016). Intralingual Subtitles, Interlingual Subtitles, and L2 Vocabulary Learning. An Exploratory Study with Brazilian EFL Students. Tese de Doutoramento: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianpolis.

Faqe, Chiaye Khorsheed (2017). The Effectiveness of English Movie Subtitles in Vocabulary Learning among Iraqi Kurdistan EFL Learners. Soran University EFL Learners As an Example. International Journal of Current Advanced Research 6.3, 2590-2594.

Sevik, Mustafa (2017). Does Bimodal Subtitling Effect Listening Comprehension in EFL Contexts? In: Kksal, Dinay (ed.), Researching ELT. Classroom Methodology and Beyond. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, 55-64.

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Acaro Jimnez, Lorena Mishel (2019). The effects of watching videos with and without English subtitles as a supplementary material to foster the writing productive skill of EFL in a high school. A comparative study. Trabajo de titulacin: Universidad Tcnica Particular de Loja.

Gesa Vidal, Ferran (2019). L1/L2 Subtitled TV Series and EFL Learning. A Study on Vocabulary Acquisition and Content Comprehension at Different Proficiency Levels. Doctoral Dissertation: Universitat de Barcelona.

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