Proceeding of International Conference on Language Pedagogy (ICOLP)

An Analysis of Idiomatic Expressions In the “Inglorious Basterds” Film

Muhammad Bintang Rahmadinata — 2024-02-20

This study presents an analysis of idiomatic expressions within the film "Inglourious Basterds" (2009), employing the categorization framework established by O'Dell and McCarthy (2010). The analysis commenced with a comprehensive investigation into the meanings and contextual nuances of the identified idioms. Then, a classification system was applied to categorize the idiomatous expressions into four categories, Similes, Proverbs, Euphemisms, and Clichés as well as Fixed Statements. Furthermore, the meaning of each idiom was elucidated. The use of clichés can be seen as a clever device for enhancing character depth and cultural references, thereby contributing to the overall richness of the storytelling. This study highlights the meticulous attention to linguistic detail employed by the creators of the film. The utilization of expression in the film serves to augment the storytelling, captivate the audience, and evoke a culturally vibrant and genuine setting..

PSYCHOANALYSIS OF MAIN CHARACTER’S IN THE MOVIE SOUL

Davyna Azzahra Putri — 2024-02-20

This article examined psychoanalysis research into the actions of the main character. The research used data from the 2020 release of the film Soul. The four types of Lacan psychoanalysis—the mirror stage, desire and lack, transference, the real, and the symbolic—were applied in this study as theory concepts in psychology. This study used a qualitative descriptive methodology, focusing on psychoanalysis detail as a classification technique and using librarian research to collect data.

Focus on Form in Second Language Learning: Highlighting Contributions and Contradictions

Afina Ulya Taufiq, S.Pd — 2024-02-22

This paper explores the role of focus on form (FoF) in second language learning, which is a topic of debate among researchers. The paper aims to highlight the ways in which form-focused instruction can contribute to the development of communicative ability, which is the primary goal of second language learning, as well as the contradictions to this idea. The writer use review literature as method for this paper. The paper reviews the literature on the basis for FoF, intentional and unintentional ways for FoF, and communicative ability and FoF. The research suggests that FoF may not be the best method for achieving the primary goal of second language learning, but it can still be useful in certain contexts and for certain learners. The paper concludes that language teachers should be aware of the potential benefits and drawbacks of FoF when designing their lesson plans. The paper provides practical insights for ELT teachers and researchers interested in applied linguistics. The implications of this research are that language teachers should consider the advantages and disadvantages of FoF when deciding whether or not to incorporate it into their lesson plans

Curriculum Design: Developing English Learning Materials for Midwifery Class

Vonny Ardiel — 2024-02-22

English language skills are mostly known as listening, speaking, reading and writing (LSRW). It is a basic learning on English language where it is toughly believed that the knowledge and incessant practice can help in developing the competence of a learner. English language is important to any part of people daily lives and any specific purposes. It is shown by usage of English language on school subject, communication to other people and demand for business requirements. In most academic institution, they will assign English proficiency test for students as a measurement on how fluent college students using English language. It is also used as a requirement for seventh semester students to conduct their thesis examination. Universitas Internasional Batam (UIB) has a language center which implement field of language learning and service development which is called UIB Center of Language and Culture (UCLC). English Enrichment Program is one of the programs held by UIB English Language Center to facilitate UIB students or public on boosting Language skills and as a supporting system with international quality of university on language and culture services. This research mainly aims to find out does the English Enrichment Program effectively improve students’ English performance skills. It can be observed through observation in the classroom on students’ perspective about in what extent does attending English enrichment program result in improving English language skills on students in UIB. Students will also be examined to know their perspective upon joining English Enrichment Program, is it helpful for students to achieve their goal or otherwise. All of this observation will be supported by using questionnaire and interview to clarify and answer the research question of this study.

Interactive Media in the Classroom: How It Shapes English Language Learning for Students

Donny Adiatmana Ginting — 2024-02-20

The COVID-19 pandemic influences many aspects of human life and education is also get the impact. The lecturer has no choice and shifts the class to the online classroom. Online classroom needs interactive media applications to make students interested while following the course. The aim is to find students' perceptions of applying interactive and innovative applications in Learning the English Language. The research approach is quantitative, and the research method is a survey. The sample is twenty students of English Department Study Program students, STKIP Al Maksum. The instrument is a questionnaire consisting of ten questions. The result is students believe Kahoot influences enjoyment, perception of learning, effectiveness, and motivation while learning the English Language. In conclusion, Kahoot and Quizzes influence students to be more active in language classrooms. Further research is needed to investigate Kahoot and Quizzes on students' critical thinking, engagement, and learning outcomes in learning the English language.

Subject Review: Applied Linguistics and Language Learning/ Teaching

Nurfaizah,S.Pd — 2024-02-20

This sentence discusses how fundamental sciences are applied by linguists to address language teaching problems. It highlights three reasons why language learners study a second or foreign language, emphasizing the need for practical application. The paper provides an overview of applied linguistics and its connection to second language education, emphasizing the need for further investigation in the education system. It also mentions how applied linguists help bridge the gap between teachers and researchers to improve language teaching methods based on theoretical insights.

Enhancing English Speech Competence in Students: A Project-Based Training Approach

Joko Kusmanto — 2024-02-22

This study investigates the transformative impact of project-based training on English speech competence, focusing on three speech types: Special Occasion, Demonstration, and Oratory. The study has adopted a quasi-experimental design and analyzed the results both quantitatively and qualitatively. The participants taking part were 12 students from 6 different departments. Quantitative analyses reveal significant improvements post-training, with Demonstration Speech emerging as relatively accessible, Special Occasion Speech demonstrating mid-range difficulty, and Oratory Speech showing persistent complexity but marked improvement. Qualitative insights from participant reflections enrich the narrative, unveiling a spectrum of positive outcomes. Participants report a notable surge in confidence, improved articulation, heightened collaboration skills, real-world applicability, and appreciation for personalized learning experiences. The findings underscore the holistic development facilitated by project-based training, emphasizing the experiential and collaborative nature of the approach. Implications for language education practices advocate for the integration of project-based training into curricula, recognizing its potential to nurture confident and articulate communicators. Limitations prompt considerations for future research, inviting exploration of optimal training conditions and longitudinal impacts. In conclusion, this study contributes to the discourse on effective language education methodologies, highlighting project-based training as a promising avenue for cultivating multifaceted English speech competence.

Comparison of Sekolah Alam’s Concept and the Thought of Ki Hajar Dewantara in The Philosophy of Progressive Humanism

Hardiansyah — 2024-02-24

The main focus of this research was to compare sekolah alam’s concept and the thoughts of Ki Hajar Dewantara in the philosophy of progressive humanism. The urgency of this research was to find similarity and difference between Sekolah alam’s concept and Ki Hajar Dewantara's thoughts in education. This research was a literature review or Meta analysis research where the data sources used journals and books related to this theme. There was 12 Journal articles accessed via Google Scholar. The sources was analyzed to obtain in-depth views in a qualitative synthetic study. The results of this study showed there was similarities between sekolah alam’s concept and Ki Hajar's thoughts, including education based on fitrah, the concept of humanizes humans, morals, leadership, logic and entrepreneurship, involving the community and family in the education process, democratic and not authoritarian. Meanwhile, the difference that can be taken was sekolah alam’s concept was based on Qur’an, humans as khalifatullah who was subject to the creator, while Ki Hajar's thinking was based on local culture, attention to students with special needs, where the Sekolah Alam's concept provides more recognition for this group and teaching for minority group where Ki Hajar pays more attention than Sekolah Alam

Analyzing the Meaning of Idiomatic Expressions in Adele's 21 Album

Hidayah Mudzaki Wiranda — 2024-02-20

The focus of this study was to examine the idiomatic expressions present in Adele's 21 album. The research aimed to identify and analyze the different types of idiomatic expressions used in the album, as well as provide a semantic analysis of these expressions. The main objective was to gain a better understanding of the types of idiomatic expressions and their meanings in Adele's 21. The study utilized the Makkai theory, which focuses on English idioms in the album. The data was collected by reading, identifying, analyzing, and interpreting the phrases, words, and collocations found in the songs. The data was then analyzed using Makkai's theories to identify any issues in the analysis. The study found a total of 31 idioms in the songs, which were classified into four types of idioms offered by Makkai, including six phrasal verb idioms, one phrasal compound idiom, and no tournure or incorporating idioms. The semantic analysis revealed that the 31 idioms corresponded to five types of meaning found in Adele's 21 album, according to Leech's theory.

Instructional Design Framework for EFL Students in Cultivating Project-Based Language Learning

Atika Kumala Dewi — 2024-02-22

Project-Based Language Learning (PBLL) offers a transformative learning experience to involve language learners in real-world issues of the target language achieved by creating products that serve a genuine purpose. Therefore, instructional design framework of PBLL for English as A Foreign Language (EFL) students in higher education is crucial. In addition, they must also acknowledge PBLL as it is a mandatory based on OECD (2016). As a results, this study aims to investigate the implementation of PBLL for EFL students for the instructional design framework of PBLL use enhancement. To accomplish this aim, a systematic literature review (SLR) was employed by extracting from the SCOPUS database as publications on international practices. In total, 24 documents from the last five years (2018–2023) were included by PRISMA Analysis for the data selection, Mendeley reference manager for the data extraction and VosViewer software application for the data analysis. The findings indicate that PBLL comprises Discovery Learning (DL), Cooperative Learning (CL), and Reflective Learning (RL). It includes the benefits of training, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration (in groups), and student motivation in learning, which are attributes that are shared by several of the learning models that are applied in ELF learning. Specifically, ELF learning utilizes cooperative learning, cooperative problem solving, cooperative problem solving in groups, and cooperative problem solving individually. Additional research is required to effectively develop learning designs based on this framework. It contributes to the existing literature by providing an understanding of the evolution of PBLL research topics in EFL.

ANALYSIS OF THE METAPHORS IN TAYLOR SWIFT’S SONGS "DEAR JOHN

Raya Arthatian — 2024-02-22

Humans use language to communicate and convey their ideas and feelings, which can be expressed as a song. Through its lyrics, a song expresses a concept or a mood. A song may contain many metaphors with contextual significance in order to portray a mood and emotion. Various people may have diverse interpretations of a song. This implies all types of songs, including Taylor Swift's "Dear John". As a result, the metaphors that are employed in the song will be covered in this research. This song's metaphors will be examined via Ullman's metaphor theory. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. This method was selected because it provides the information required to address the research's issues. Regarding the objectives of this study, it was discovered that this song has four metaphors: one synesthetic metaphor, three concrete to abstract metaphors, zero anthropomorphic metaphors, and zero animal metaphors. The purpose of using these metaphors is to help the listeners grasp the depths of emotions the songwriter aimed to portray in the song, in addition to helping the tale in the song be more captivatingly presented.

An Analysis of Direct Language Learning Strategies in Writing Skill Used by English Education Department Students

Wahyuni Lidya Putri — 2024-02-20

For students, studying English as a foreign language is a challenge. Students' achievement while learning English is influenced by effective language learning strategies, particularly when it comes to writing. Students benefit from direct strategies since they help in the storing and retrieval of knowledge. The aim of this study is to identify the different types of direct language learning strategies that English language education students use when writing analytical exposition texts, as well as the extent to which these strategies are applied. This study is qualitative research. Data were gathered via interviews and questionnaires. There are three different strategies categorized. Based on Oxford (1990) classified direct strategies into three categories: memory, cognitive, and compensatory. These strategies are applied directly. The second-year English Education Department students of Bung Hatta University in Padang are the focus of this study. There were 28 students involved in this research. The findings demonstrated that most students used memory strategies. The majority of the time, the students employed memory strategies to commit terms from analytical exposition texts to memory. The compensation strategies that are classified as often utilized come next. In order to keep creating analytical exposition texts, students employ compensatory strategies. They swap out challenging terms for synonyms or more comparable ones. The next kind of cognitive strategies are those that are utilized sometimes. As a result, students employ memory strategies the most frequently. Through the use of several direct strategies, students can develop their writing fluency in analytical exposition texts

“Ganti Presiden Jangan Sampai Ganti Program”: Critical Discourse Analysis of the Teun Van A Dijk Model

Catur Priyo Putranto — 2024-02-20

The purpose of this research is to reveal the ideology implied in the discourse by Kompas.com using Teun A. Van Dijk's critical discourse analysis theory. The presidential election that is routinely held every four years in Indonesia is a big event for all Indonesian people. Therefore, at this time the media has begun to report news about the strategies of various political parties. So it is necessary to do a more in-depth analysis of the news text presented. This research is a descriptive qualitative research using Teun A. Van Dijk's discourse analysis theory as the analysis tool. This research selected two news articles with the topic of PDI-P party plans and President Joko Widodo and his Volunteers towards the 2024 Presidential General Election published by Kompas.com. After the analysis, it was found that in the news about the plans of PDI-P and President Joko Widodo regarding the General Election in 2024 Kompas.com always favored PDI-P or President Joko Widodo.

The Challenges of English Language Teaching in Multilingual Classroom

Fauzan Najib — 2024-02-22

The utilization of informal language, commonly referred to as slang, constitutes a dynamic and ever-changing social phenomenon, reflecting the intricate interplay between language and culture. This research study delves into the specific manifestations of slang nomenclature found in the cinematic work "Django Unchained." To achieve this, the study adopts the classifications outlined by renowned linguists Bloomfield (1933) and Guth (1962). Through meticulous analysis, the research discerns five distinct categories of slang employed within the film: abbreviations (such as "O.B." signifying an individual's initials), truncated forms (for instance, "kinda" in lieu of "kind of"), interjections (like "bravo," used to convey approval), figurative expressions (such as "goddamn," indicating frustration), and nicknames (like "fancy pants," used to mock someone's attire). The prevalent linguistic feature observed in the film is the use of shortened forms, highlighting a penchant for succinct communication within casual environments. Abbreviations are infrequently utilized, implying the movie's adherence to a more formal discourse. Notably, the absence of comical mispronunciations among the characters indicates precise pronunciation. This analytical examination provides valuable insights into the varied linguistic evolutions present within slang, underscoring its malleability and its responsiveness to societal influences.

ANALYZING STUDENTS’ COMPETENCY IN DEFINING SUBJECTS AND VERBS; A SYNTACTICAL STUDY

Deri Fikri Fauzi — 2024-02-22

The article discusses the challenges faced by a subset of students in tertiary institutions who struggle to attain mastery over the English language. The study aims to elucidate strategies through which students can adeptly discern the fundamental constituents of sentences, namely subjects and verbs, thereby fostering a comprehensive grasp of Syntax. The identification of subjects and verbs holds pivotal importance as a litmus test for one's command of the English language. The findings gleaned from this study underscore an ongoing struggle among students, particularly evident in their endeavors to decipher subjects and verbs within compound-complex sentences. The article highlights the need for scientists and educators to erect a robust framework of guiding principles, one that accentuates the integral function and nuanced role that subjects and verbs play within the intricate fabric of a sentence's structure. The article emphasizes the ethical responsibility to empower students with the linguistic tools essential for effective communication and academic growth

Digital Teaching Materials of Poetry Texts Based on the Creative Process

Suherli Kusmana — 2024-02-20

This study aims to overcome the problem of the quality of Indonesian language learning outcomes in poetry text material at the SMP/MTs level as a recovery for learning loss and the limitations of teaching materials that are easily accessible outside the classroom. Learning poetry text material can encourage students to express thoughts, feelings and ideas through language that is beautiful, rhythmic, has literary values and politeness. The development of digital teaching materials for Poetry Texts in SMP/MTs is very important because at the age of teenagers like them, the ability to express ideas, thoughts and feelings is directed at developing creativity. Teaching materials that are developed based on the creative process as carried out by poets or the poet's experience will be able to encourage students to develop the skills to express their ideas, feelings and thoughts into poetry well. The research method used is research and development. This research started from a study of the need for digital teaching materials for poetry texts that can be presented through online learning. From a study of Indonesian language teachers at junior high school and MTs levels in Cirebon Regency, it is known that 97% of teachers need teaching materials that can develop students' creative abilities, because 93% of them experience difficulties in guiding students to produce poetry containing ideas, feelings and opinion by paying attention to the building blocks of poetry. Next, an analysis of research results was carried out regarding the creative process carried out by poets, namely (1) absorbing information; (2) processing and persevering; (3) get or produce creative ideas; (4) reflect creative ideas into the work; (5) carry out elaboration. The next stage is to develop digital poetry text teaching materials for SMP/MTs based on a creative process. From the results of expert validation, it is known that the digital teaching material 'Poetic Text Based on the Creative Process' is suitable for use. Based on extensive trials in 129 schools in Cirebon City, Cirebon Regency, Majalengka, Kuningan and Indramayu, it is known that the digital poetry text teaching material model for SMP/MTs which was developed based on a creative process is effective in achieving learning outcomes.

Explicit Instruction In Second Language Acquisition: Review Of Related Literature

Rada Febriani — 2024-02-22

Second language learning (SLA) looks at how people learn a new language and what influences their ability to do so. It takes into account the various factors that can affect the learning process, also evolving and changing rapidly. Language development often involves explicit learning, as knowledge can be acquired anywhere and anytime, knowledge can be acquired intentionally or unintentionally what has been learnt. Therefore, it has created evocative issues in both naturalistic and instructional settings that have led to reviews or investigations by language researchers. This current study aims to provide a comprehensive explicit instruction review of the knowledge domain in second language acquisition (SLA) as situated in the landscape of language teaching. At first, this paper starts with the essentials of explisit instruction. Next, the paper studies the importance of such instruction, and this extends to an analysis of empirical studies conducted in the 21th century and current empirical studies in the 22st century. In finally, the paper arrives at conclusions, recommendations, and learning for future SLA studies.

ELT INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW

Nurul Fitriyah Almunawaroh — 2024-02-22

The knowledge base of teaching involves the ability to select, use, and design teaching materials. This knowledge is fundamental for successful instruction. There is an increasing number of studies investigating instructional materials development for English language teaching (ELT), thus providing an opportunity for a systematic review of how the development of ELT materials can affect English language teaching and learning (ELTL) and how the materials are developed. Therefore, this systematic review focuses on the theories and practices of instructional material development in ELTL. Recent studies published between 2018 and April 2023 on related topics identified in three databases were reviewed, analyzed, and synthesized. The Prisma method was used for the inclusion, exclusion, and extraction of the articles. A total of 16 articles were analyzed based on two criteria, namely the development of ELTL materials and the aspects affecting English language learning (ELL). The results suggest and assist in-service teachers in developing their ELTL materials grounded in theory.

Implementation of Bilingual Education in Senior High School in Indonesia: A Literature Review

Natasya Sugara — 2024-02-20

Indonesia is a country with diverse cultures and languages. Not only does it use Indonesian as the national language, but it also consists of a variety of regional languages, which are numerous in Indonesia. Even just different villages have different languages. Mastering the language will support success in school. Bilingual learning is very good at the senior high school level. Because the knowledge needed to organize bilingual programs is still lacking. The aim of this research is to find out how bilingual education is implemented in senior high schools, especially in Indonesia. Data was collected through references to previous relevant journals related to bilingualism in senior high school education in Indonesia. This research uses qualitative descriptive or literature review. In this research, theories and opinions are the result of a study of scientific articles and scientific journals that are relevant to this research. The implementation of bilingual education programs can be encouraged by three supporting objects in high school, namely; (1) The Teachers’ English, (2) The Students’ English and (3) The staffs’ English.

Analyzing the Meaning of Idiomatic Expressions in Adele's 21 Album

Fazira Ulima Tsany — 2024-02-20

Everyone uses language to express as well as comprehend their feelings. Language is expressed through writing, such as literature. Figurative language is a type of language of literature that is frequently used in writing, especially in song lyrics. Taylor Swift, one of the best songwriters, has released numerous albums. This study aims to figure out the actual meaning of Taylor Swift lyrics by analyzing six types of figurative languages found on Swift's album "Folklore." The data was collected by documentation method, and the paper was researched through descriptive qualitative research. The findings showed that this album contains the use of personification, simile, metaphor, hyperbole, irony, and metonymy. Additionally, metaphor is the most figurative term applied in the lyrics.

Media Trends and Students' Perceptions of Using Book Creator in English Learning: Audiovisual Media in Education

Dini Deswarni — 2024-02-22

This study aimed to know students’ perception of using book creator in English learning: audio visual media in education. This research used quantitative approach. The design of research was survey. Total population was 43 respondents. The researcher took the sample by using total sampling technique. Sample of this research was 43 respondents. The learners have the same qualification and academic background before doing survey. They had ever learned by using book creator in English learning. Total rating percentage of learners’ interest by using book creator was 73.8%. it was agree category. This categories showed the respondents perception by using book creator in learning process. Based on overall mean is 4.23 and standard deviation is 0.81. The respondents agree used it in learning process. It means that the students were agree by using book creator as media trends in audio visual form in English learning.

Exploring Language User Groups in Language Teaching: A Method Literature Review

Primaresa Auliana — 2024-02-22

Language user groups play a significant role in language teaching by providing opportunities for students to use the language for a meaningful purpose and enhancing their understanding of the target language. The value of efficient teaching techniques and approaches in enhancing language instruction, such as shared first language (L1) groups, language communities, and collaborative learning. Literature can be used to maximize learning by providing clear advantages for learners to perceive the characteristics of target structures in language. Effective ELD instruction should focus specifically on the linguistic needs of English learners and emphasize academic language as a key to effective content area instruction. Barcode scanning, team-based learning, interdisciplinary partnerships, classroom response systems, student response systems, and personal response systems are some of the best teaching techniques to maintain and increase nursing students' involvement in academic and clinical contexts. The studies used various methods, including literature review, case studies, surveys, quasi-experimental studies, and qualitative research, and the data were collected from different sources, such as students, teachers, school leaders, and researchers. The studies' conclusions emphasize the importance of incorporating effective language user groups into language teaching to improve language proficiency and motivation among students

A Review : The Implementation of Immersion Education in Bilingual Classroom in Indonesia

Poppy Fauziah Syafitri — 2024-02-20

Immersion education program represents type of content based foreign language instruction which the majority of the academic content offered in the school is taught in English rather than as a subject. Immersion education program is designed to teach academic content in the target language but in a way that does not harm the learners first language intentionally. This paper aimed to review the literature on implementation of immersion education program in bilingual classroom in Indonesia. The researcher used qualitative literature study method in this study. In this study, researcher was looking for data or information related to how was the implementation and challenges that faced by the teachers in implementing immersion education programs in bilingual classroom in Indonesia. The result of this study provided that the information of how was the implementation and the challenges that faced by the teachers of immersion education program in bilingual classroom in Indonesia. It can be concluded that immersion education program could be an effective model in bilingual classroom in Indonesia for the high level students to improve students English proficiency and the main challenge that faced by the teachers in implementing immersion education program was lack of English proficiency.

SOCIOLINGUISTICS ANALYSIS OF LANGUAGE STYLE IN “BEAUTY AND THE BEAST” MOVIE ANALISIS SOSIOLINGUISTIK TERHADAP GAYA BAHASA DALAM FILM "BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Nayzita Rachel Syahirah — 2024-02-22

The research's title is Sociolinguistics Analysis of Language Style in “Beauty and the Beast” Movie. The method employed by the researcher was descriptive qualitative. The researcher employed Martin Joo's (1976) notion of language style, The researcher discovered that the film "Beauty and the Beast" featured 78 different language styles. which is divided into: Frozen style (7), Formal style (28), Consultative style (22), Casual style (7), Intimate style (14). In this case, Formal language style is the language style that appears the most in the film Beauty and the Beast 28 times

Discourse Markers Usage and Challenges in Students’ Writing of Procedure Text

Mullynanda Pontiaka — 2024-02-22

The objective of this study is to analyze how vocational students use discourse markers in writing
procedure text. Moreover, this study tends to address students’ challenges in using discourse markers to write the text. The study used qualitative content analysis. To collect the data, documentation and interviews were chosen as the technique. The results are elaborative discourse markers are the most used type among four types by Fraser’s (2005) categorization. It is also found that students’ challenges are students’ unfamiliarity with discourse markers and its’ meaning in Indonesian. It is concluded that the study support previous researches’ statement about discourse markers usage is related with students’ competence.

The Needs of EFL Students for Multimodal Text in Writing

Dewi Yana — 2024-02-20

Writing skills are required for EFL students to communicate ideas, ensure clear communication, and maintain the interest of the reader. In connection with the pace of technological development in the digital world, the use of multimodal text to improve writing skills is also becoming increasingly important. However, the literature about the needs of EFL students that they should have about the use of multimodal text in writing tasks is still very limited. The study aims to bridge existing deficiencies by investigating the views, wants, lacks, and necessities of EFL students to integrate multimodal texts effectively into their writing activities. This research was qualitative descriptive method. Participants consisted of 52 students from the University of Riau Kepulauan Batam. Data collected through Google Forms-questioner and semi-structured interviews. Descriptive and thematic analysis was used to determine students' needs for multimodal text in their writing tasks. The findings provide recommendations to effectively meet the needs of EFL students using multimodal text in writing activities.

Implicature Analysis Of Song Lyrics In Wave To Earth’s Playlist

Fatiha Nadine Cantika — 2024-02-20

The text discusses the concept of Implicature, which is the implied meaning of an utterance that goes beyond what the speaker literally says by George Yule’s Theory (1996). The text aims to show how implicature enriches the communication between humans and makes language more expressive and interesting. The text provides an explanation of the various Implicatures, such as Conversational, Conventional, and Scalar Implicature. This research using the descriptive qualitative method is employed by understanding through out lyrics. The text also gives examples of how Conversational implicature is used in wave to earth’s song lyrics, to analyze the Generalized Conversational Implicature (7) and Particularized Conversational Implicature (2) which has been sorted in some playlist. Therefore, the data was chosen from the wave to earth song playlist and various sources, including Google, YouTube, and Spotify.

Analysis Framing Deportation News Ustaz Abdul Somad from Singapore in CNNIndonesia.com

Afryansyah — 2024-02-22

LITERATURE REVIEW OF THE LEARNER CENTRED TEACHING

Jamiatul Khoiriah Hsb — 2024-02-22

This literature review deals with the field of student-centered education and provides a brief overview of the issues addressed, goals pursued, methods used, main findings, and overarching conclusions. The main concern addressed in this review is the need to move from traditional teacher-centered pedagogies to more learner-centered approaches. Focuses on contemporary educational issues, examining challenges related to student engagement, motivation, and diverse learning styles. Goals include identifying effective strategies and evaluating their impact on student outcomes. Methodologically, this review is committed to a comprehensive analysis of various research studies and academic papers. This literature synthesis includes a review of empirical data, theoretical frameworks, and case studies in the field of student-centered education. The results highlight the transformative potential of student-centered education and provide evidence of increased student engagement, motivation, and achievement. Additionally, the importance of learner autonomy, collaborative learning, and technology integration is emphasized in promoting a student-centered environment. In summary, this literature review highlights the need for a paradigm shift in education and emphasizes student-centered approaches as a means to solve common problems. The results illuminate future directions and demonstrate that student-centered instruction has the potential to improve education in terms of student engagement, motivation, and overall outcomes.

A Review: Integrating Content-Based and Task-Based Approach for Teaching and Learning

Safriyaldi Rahadi Hasibuan — 2024-02-20

Giving Indonesian learners the tools they need to communicate effectively in English is the main goal of English language instruction there. But research has shown that the communicative English skills of Indonesian school graduates remain low. In order to improve students' communicative abilities in Indonesia more quickly, this conceptual review paper seeks to highlight the viability of the CBLT and TBLT approach. In this literature study method, researchers looking for data or information related to the potential benefits, enhance the function, efficacy, and significance of CBLT and TBLT in language learning environments by refining language teaching methodologies and the processes involved in learning a second language. The results of this research provide the information from some previous study of CBLT and TBLT in improving students' English Skill. The conclusion from this research is that the learning process have a positive perception of the use of CBLT and TBLT approach in learning English. It has many benefits to support students’ learning process because CBLT and TBLT approach encourages intrinsic motivation in students, encourages natural learning, and helps them build language skills that can help them become more proficient communicators more quickly.

Mechatronic Teaching Aids for the Development of Early Childhood Pragmatics

Rita Kurnia — 2024-02-20

Through the application of Information and Education Technology, particularly Mechatronic teaching tools, this research aims to identify the pragmatic development of young children. The CAR (Classroom Action Research) method was used to determine the percentage rate of early childhood pragmatic development. The analytical technique used is observation and documentation, which is then analyzed quantitatively. This study included 20 children (5-6 years old) from TK Labor FKIP of Riau University. The use of mechatronic teaching aids was successful in developing pragmatics in early childhood, as evidenced by 44.64% results in the Starting to Develop category, 52.98% results in the Developing According to Expectations category, and 72.02% results in Developing Very Well. It can be demonstrated that the seven observed indicators can be stimulated adequately so that children's pragmatic development can develop very well.

The Influence of Self-Directed Dialog Toward Students' Speaking Ability in SMAN 20 BATAM

Lala Imaliyah — 2024-02-22

The objective of the investigation is to sort out the The Influence of Self-Directed Dialog Toward Students' Speaking Ability in SMAN 20 BATAM at the eleventh grade students of the educational year 2023/2024. To achieve the objective, the exploratory arrangement was used in this assessment audit using one social occasion pre-test and post-test plan. Having involved 45 students of the eleventh grade the results uncovered that the on both the pre-and post-tests, the improvement got a common score of 2.28 percent. It was a striking accomplishment, especially when think about the 2.79 percent extension in talking. This result showed that there was a tremendous qualification between the understudies talking limit when the treatment was given. From the eventual outcome of the data examination it might be contemplated that the independent discourse method empower immense effect on talk. It will in general be seen from the score of the pre-test going before the treatment was given and the result of the post-test after the treatment was given. Besides the result similarly recommended that this strategy empowered a gigantic difference to talk when the treatment was given. Overall, it can finally be induced that autonomous talk method give basic effect towards the students' of eleventh grade of SMAN 20 BATAM talking limit.

THIRD-CULTURE : IN TRANSLATION SEMIOTICS

Abdul Karim Panjaitan — 2024-02-20

This study explores the concept of "Third Culture" within the context of semiotic translation. The study
delves into the intricate process of semiotic translation, which involves the interpretation and
communication of meaning across various cultural and linguistic boundaries. Examines how Third Culture
navigates this complex terrain. This research sheds light on the role and opportunities of Third culture in
semiotic translation, emphasizing their ability to act as cultural mediators and facilitators of cross-cultural
exchange. The method of study is qualitative-descriptive and was conducted in Padang, West Sumatra,
Indonesia. This study involved 8 students—5 students from the third culture and 3 students from the nonthird
culture. The findings reveal the significance of cultural experiences in interpretation to achieve good
translation for effective intercultural communication. The conclusion of this study shows that the role of
third culture in translating semiotics is very important, and third culture has a great opportunity to produce
good translations with clear meaning in translating semiotics.

Sociolinguistic Study of Addressing Terms and Affixes In Tere Liye’s Novel Sagaras

Ibrahim Syarqil Ausath — 2024-02-20

Addressing terms and affixes are two aspects that are always contained in every communicating language. Commonly, addressing terms are used to call someone and affixes turn basic words so it has an advanced meaning to succeed the communication, between people. Learning addressing terms and affixes through Indonesian literature has figured out how many variations of addressing terms, and the affixes with the culture. This paper was conducted by collecting the data by reading the novel book written by TERE LIYE entitled: “SagaraS”, using descriptive qualitative method. As a result, the writer has found 1387 various addressing terms and 1641 and more affixes. To help readers get to understand the writer has displayed examples with descriptions of each illustration served. The result also shows a contractive meaning of every affix, even though it is the same prefix or suffix. This research is meant to show the variety of addressing terms and affixes from the Indonesian point of view. This paper is not the first research describing addressing terms and affixes, surely readers will learn something.

AN ANALYSIS OF CODE-SWITCHING IN THE MOVIE “ENCANTO"

Aliyah Nadhifa Lawani — 2024-02-20

Code-switching is a common event of switching from one language to another. This research is conducted with the purpose of studying code-switching sequences in the movie ‘Encanto’. The methods of research that are used in this study are data collecting and descriptive analysis. The result reveals that the movie consists of many code-switching between the language English and Spanish. There are three types of code-switching that appeared in the movie; tag-switching, intersentential switching, and intrasentential switching. The most frequently used type is intrasentential switching which is 84,61% compared to tag and intersentential switching which only have 9,25% and 6,25% respectively

RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN SHORT STORY CLARA (2014) BY SENO GUMIRA AJIDARMA

M.Radifan Arrafi — 2024-02-22

Racial discrimination is a social phenomenon that is rooted in socio-psychological processes related to social cognition, group dynamics, and socialization among ordinary people. Seno Gumira Ajidarma's 2014 short story "Clara" explores the pervasive and widespread nature of racial prejudice and its disastrous effects on modern society. The story reveals the intricacies of discrimination that Clara experiences, ranging from unintentional slights to ingrained prejudices that affect the course of her life. This study employs Pieterse and Powell's (2016) postcolonial theory to identify examples of racism in the novel using descriptive and content analysis. In the final analysis, the writer aims not only to illuminate the deepest aspects of human nature and inspire us to take a more proactive, understanding, and empathic approach to combating racism, but also to draw parallels to the broader context of Indonesia and the world.

Effectiveness of English Enrichment Program in Odd Semester on Improving English Language Skills to UIB Students

Vanesse Goh — 2024-02-22

The Analysis of Teachers’ Written and Oral Questions in the Efl Classroom at Junior High School in Padang

Uswatun Hasanah Yude — 2024-02-20

Teachers primarily ask questions in an EFL classroom to measure their students' comprehension and stimulate their curiosity. Teachers can ask a wide variety of questions. Every question has a unique impact on the degree of thinking of the students. The goal of this study was to examine the most common questions that teachers in SMPN Kota Padang's EFL classroom asked. This study is descriptive in design. It involved observing a subject and documenting their behavior, as well as using textual material from Geschool that was unchanged in any approach. The 18 teachers who were chosen for this study's subjects were drawn at random from six different schools. Written questionnaires from Geschool and video recordings of classroom observations served as the data gathering methods. The study's conclusions show that remembering (C1), which accounts for 155 questions (or 40.15 percent of all questions) and represents the lowest level of thinking in the cognitive domain, is the most frequently asked type of question by teachers in EFL classroom activities in SMPN Kota Padang.

Types of Meaning in the Heuras Genggerong Karawang T-Shirt Design

Roni Nugraha Syafroni — 2024-02-20

The background of this research is that linguistics turns out to be intertwined with things outside the language itself. The creative industry designs typical Karawang T-shirts. Then, the researcher combines linguistics to analyze the T-shirt design of the Heuras Genggerong Karawang T-shirt manufacturer. The importance of this research is to find out the type of meaning of the Heuras Genggerong T-shirt design. Examples of some designs from Heuras Genggerong include several tourist attractions in Karawang, special event in Karawang, and social condition in Karawang, totaling 10 T-shirt designs. The researcher analyzed the design of these T-shirts by downloading from the official Instagram account of @distro_heuras_genggerong, by utilizing the theory of types of meaning. The objectives of this study is to find out the relationship between the utilization of type of meaning theory in T-shirt design. The method of this research is descriptive analysis. The findings this research analyzed the design of these T-shirts by downloading from the official Instagram account of @distro_heuras_genggerong, by utilizing the theory of types of meaning. The conclusion of this research is that the type of meaning theory contained in the design of Heuras Genggerong T-shirts can be analyzed using the theory of types of meaning.

The Role of Classroom Interaction in English Teaching and Learning Process

Indah Pertiwi — 2024-02-22

English instruction has been significantly impacted by the effects of globalization, and as an international language, English ought to be understood by all. How well teachers communicate and engage with their students are key factors in their effectiveness as educators. Classroom interaction is essential in classroom activities that employ a communicative approach or classroom interaction. Ensuring classroom discussions is a key factor in enhancing the effectiveness of instruction. This research focuses on exploring the significance of interaction within the classroom setting for English teaching and learning. The objective is to identify various activities that promote interaction among learners. This study adopts a library research approach, where data exclusively sourced from books and academic journal articles contributes to the understanding of the study's topic. Following the collection of relevant sources, the researcher documented all pertinent findings derived from the selected materials and the extent to which classroom events are co-constructed by the teacher and students will determine the significance of those events for students. Classroom interaction can have a number of benefits, such as helping students build their language store, improving their communication skills, boosting their confidence, and fortifying their relationships with others. Following seven types of activities that engage learners in interaction, namely: question-and-answer sessions, dialogues and role-plays, matching activities, communication strategies, visual aids such as pictures, puzzles and problems, discussions and decision-making exercises, and the write-pair-switch technique, along with cooperative learning methods. The findings of this research will encourage students to participate more actively in English interactions with their peers.

THE MOST INFLUENCE OF PHILOSOPHY STREETS IN ACHIEVING 21ST CENTURY SKILLS IN LANGUAGE LEARNING

Winda Noprina — 2024-02-24

Philosophy explores questions about something. The research was carried out in depth in order to achieve the goal of human welfare. 21st century skills are skills needed by humans to face the digital era 5.0. Language learning that is carried out focuses on students. The aim is to guide students to master critical thinking skills, metacognition, problem solving, as well as communication skills, information literacy, collaboration, innovation, and creativity. The achievement of these skills cannot be separated from the role of philosophy in its formulation. There are philosophical schools that have the most influence on the attainment of 21st Century skills. This study uses the content analysis method of journal articles published in 2020-2022. The results of studies on these articles found the conclusion that the philosophical school that has the most influence on the attainment of 21st century skills is progressivism. This school assumes that thinking by using intelligence is an important point in education. This philosophical school is also the basis for the Indonesian government in compiling an 'Merdeka Belajar' curriculum.

Analysis of the Use of Swear Words as a Pragmatic Form on Garit Dewana’s Youtube Content

Muhammad Ghazi Fitraizza — 2024-02-20

In this paper, we will analyze the use of vulgar language as a pragmatic form on Garit Dewana's YouTube channel. The research is aimed at finding out the reasons why these vulgar/taboo words can be fun and interesting among today's millennial teenagers, especially game YouTubers in Indonesia. In this research, 8 root words, 2 phrases and 1 sentence were found, with each swear word having a different usage, and the meanings that researchers found were refrential meaning, emotive meaning, and poetic meaning. The researchers found that these vulgar words can illustrate cuteness and become a special attraction for the content, outside of taboo and immoral meanings

The Problems in Implementing Kurikulum Merdeka in English Classrooms

Ildi Kurniawan — 2024-02-22

This study aims to reveal the problems faced by teachers in implementing the Merdeka Curriculum in English classrooms and the problems found by English teachers based on length of teaching and employment status. This study employed mixed methods as the research design. The samples in this study were English teachers who taught in grades 7 and 10 at Sekolah Penggerak batches 1 and 2 in Bengkulu Province. Data collection was conducted using interviews and questionnaires. The questionnaire was made based on Permendikbud Number 16 of 2022 concerning education process standards, which was then validated by experts. The study revealed that the problems English teachers faced in implementing the Merdeka curriculum fell into a fairly difficult category in three aspects: planning, implementing, and assessing the learning process. English teachers most often find problems during the implementation of the learning process, with a percentage of 35% and a weighted mean of 2.48. This could be due to the fact that they are in the switching phase from the 2013 to the Merdeka curriculum, which makes it difficult to adapt to the new curriculum. However, teachers who found fewer problems were those who had taught for more than 10 years and were certified teachers. This might imply that the certification program has had an impact on teachers' quality.

ILLOCUTIONARY SPEECH ACTS IN THE SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA ON THE REPEAL OF PPKM: IN THE STUDY OF THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE J. L. AUSTIN

Vitalia Hanako Murni Simanjuntak — 2024-02-22

This study's goal is to figure out what kinds of illocutionary speech acts President Joko Widodo used when he talked about firing PPKM in Indonesia. After studying the philosophy of language, J.L. Austin's theory on the speaking acts of language is used as a theoretical foundation. Qualitative or linguistic research methods are used in this method of study. In this research, the way information is gathered is by listening and taking notes. In this study, President Joko Widodo's speech about firing PPKM in Indonesia, which includes illocutionary speech acts, is used as a source of data. This study is based on an address that Joko Widodo posted on Instagram about the end of PPKM in Indonesia. According to the research that has been done, President Joko Widodo talked about the firing of PPKM in Indonesia 22 times in his speech. With 9 utterances, illocutionary expositives made up most of the study's findings. Exercitives came in second with 7 utterances, followed by commissive with 4 and behabilitives with 2.

Fostering Science-themed Reading Comprehension of Elementary Students: The Effect of Digital Simulations and Content and Language Integrated Learning

Adin Fauzi — 2024-02-20

While integrated learning is not a novel concept, it continues to capture attention. For instance, in elementary schools, merging English content with science is gaining traction. Successful implementation requires innovative media and relevant approaches. This study explores the effect of employing digital simulation media using a Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach on sixth-grade students' comprehension of science-themed English texts. This research, employing a quasi-experiment with a one-group pretest-posttest design, involved 17 elementary school students. They underwent pretest, treatment, and posttest stages, with tests as the main data collection tool, validated and deemed suitable for use. Statistical analysis using the t-test in the SPSS software revealed a p-value of < 0.001, lower than 0.05, leading to the rejection of the null hypothesis. In essence, the use of digital simulation media with a CLIL approach significantly influences students' ability to understand science-themed English texts. Pedagogically, these findings suggest teaching alternatives with the potential to enhance both reading skills and science understanding. The integration of digital simulation media and the CLIL approach adds an engaging dimension to the learning process

Navigating Language Needs: Designing English for Indonesian Coast Guard (BAKAMLA RI)

Ahmad Nusi — 2024-02-20

Technological, economic, and maritime security system developments align with the demand for English language skills in specialized fields, including English for the Coast Guard. In preparation for professional Coast Guard personnel, the Indonesian Coast Guard (BAKAMLA RI) in Ambon, Maluku, East Indonesia, offers an English for Coast Guard course. This study investigates the needs analysis of Coast Guard personnel who are learning English relevant to their job. The research was conducted using a survey method, gathering data through questionnaires and interviews with commanders and Coast Guard personnel. From the results of the needs analysis, it was determined that Coast Guard personnel require a focus on English language skills and components; vocabulary (88.89%), speaking (83.33% ) and reading (50.00% ) stand out as the highest priority, with an overwhelming of respondents deeming it Very Needed, the frequency of topics related to English for Coast Guard; The crew and Its Task, Port Operations, The Ship, Leaving Port, Heavy Weather, Mayday Mayday, Radio Communication, VTS, Radio Medical , The Engine Room, SMCP, Morning Roll Call. Last is the level of proficiency needed in English for Coast Guard topics. The findings of this study offer recommendations for the development of English language programs tailored to the Indonesian Coast Guard (BAKAMLA RI).

The Application of Micro Language Planning for Multilingual Education in Local Contexts

Dony Efriza — 2024-02-22

This paper overviews some of the domains of application of micro-level language planning approaches to foster multilingual education. It examines the language planning of local agents and the contexts in which their work contributes to multilingual education, either to expand or limit educational possibilities. It identifies four broad contexts of language planning activity in which local agents work: the local implementation of macro-level policy, contestation of macro-level policy, addressing local needs in the absence of macro-level policy and opening new possibilities for developing multilingualism. These contexts provide a way of framing the contribution that micro language planning work and local agents can make to multilingual education.

SYNERGIZING APPLIED LINGUISTICS FOR EFFECTIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING

Ifana Syahesti — 2024-02-22

In a globalized world, effective language instruction is an imperative need. It must be comprehensive, involving critical thinking, communication skills, and multicultural awareness in addition to linguistic expertise. The combination of applied linguistics and language teaching has led to a revised definition of language education, emphasizing the dynamic relationship between the two fields. The focus of this article is to examine how the principles of applied linguistics can enhance the language teaching.. Using a qualitative methodology, the article delves into the viewpoints of language teachers and the influence it has on the results of language teaching. The findings of this study highlight the potential for more effective and culturally sensitive language education by capitalizing on the synergy between applied linguistics and language teaching. The research underscores the transformative power of applied linguistics, offering a nuanced perspective on how teachers can harness linguistic theories to create engaging, learner-centered, and globally relevant language learning experiences. As language education evolves in a rapidly changing world, the fusion of applied linguistics and teaching practices is reshaping the future of language instruction, making it a more inclusive and effective endeavor for diverse learners seeking to unlock the power of language.

The Challenges of English Language Teaching in Multilingual Classroom

Erli Yelvia — 2024-02-20

The concept of multilingual describes someone who is able to speak, write, or comprehend multiple languages. It includes the use of two or more languages in a variety of contexts and for various kinds of purposes. The paper aims to explore the challenges of English language teaching in multilingual classrooms. The paper examines the different views of researchers on this topic, using a review of literature method. The research paper looks at the implementation of multilingual education in a few different nations. The challenges faced by those who wish to introduce multilingual education are also discussed. Teaching English in a multilingual context presents a significant challenge for English teacher due to the linguistic diversity in classrooms. Multilingual students often lack confidence in using English due to a reluctance to make mistakes. The curriculum may not be suitable for enhancing students’ English proficiency. The study indicates that a student-centered approach, which takes into account the individual needs and backgrounds of learners, is essential for effective language teaching in multilingual classrooms.

ANALYSIS OF THE METAPHORS IN TAYLOR SWIFT’S SONGS "DEAR JOHN"

Raya Arthatian — 2024-02-22

CHARACTER EDUCATION VALUES IN THE NOVEL "LEBIH SENYAP DARI BISIKAN" BY ANDINA DWIFATMA BASED ON SOCIOLOGICAL LITERARY STUDY

Nila Sudarti — 2024-02-22

The objective of this investigation is to determine the educational character value found in Andina Dwifatma's novel, "Lebih Senyap dari Bisikan". The object of this research is the novel Lebih Senyap dari Bisikan by Andina Dwifatma. The method in this study is descriptive qualitative which analyzes the value of educational character in the study of sociology of literature. The data in this study are the sentences in the text of the novel Lebih Senyap dari Bisikan by Andina Dwifatma. Techniques for taking notes and reading are used to analyze data. The study's findings demonstrate that the religious education principles of family values, prayer, sincerity, cooperation, thankfulness, and learning to recite the Quran are among the character education values found in Andina Dwifatma's novel Lebih Senyap dari Bisikan. The values of nationalist education include the values of discipline, protecting the environment, love of the motherland, achievement, and appreciation of the nation's culture. The importance of self-education encompasses the values of bravery, professionalism, and hard effort. The importance of empathy and mutual assistance is part of the education that comes with mutual cooperation. Honesty and accountability are two virtues that education imparts.

The Effect of Postmethod Pedagogy Implementation in Teaching English for the Second Language Learner

Kemilau Aliffiya — 2024-02-20

This paper aims to review the literature on the effect of postmethod pedagogy implementation in teaching English for second language learner and to show different views from many researchers. Postmethod is the design of the classroom activity and the rules are made by the teacher based on their prior and experimental knowledge and various strategies. Postmethod pedagogy has three-dimensional system with three pedagogic element: particularity, practicality, and possibility. The postmethod pedagogy emerged to respond to the demand for a more optimal way of teaching English free from the method-based restrictions. The paper focuses on applied linguistics in English language teaching and uses a review literature method. The study found that postmethod pedagogy enables pre-service teachers to monitor their teaching process and optimize learners' potential to learn, which affords them. Postmethod pedagogy can improved English proficiency of second language learner.

RAPUNZEL’S PERSONALITY ANALYSIS IN “TANGLED” MOVIE WITH PSYCHOANALYSIS

Faradina Izza Hamida damin — 2024-02-20

Psychoanalysis can be interpreted as a theory that explains personality changes in a person. The purpose of this research is to analyze the main character’s personality and factors in the Tangled movie. This research uses descriptive qualitative and started by explaining the id, ego, and super-ego theory by Sigmund Freud (1954). The results of the analysis showed that there are 23 pieces of data in this research that include three structural personalities such as id, ego, and super-ego. The researcher found some factors that impact Rapunzel’s personality which are heredity (8), family environment (9), cultural environment (2), and social environment (4) that appears in “Tangled” movie.

How Indonesian Junior High School EFL Textbooks Instill Moral Values? A Critical Discourse Analysis

Dihliza Basya — 2024-02-22

This study aims to analyze the moral values instilled in the Indonesian Ministry's Junior High School English language teaching book for EFL (English as a Foreign Language) students based on Martin & White's (2005) theory of language evaluation, Kress & van Leuween's (2002) theory of visual grammar, Smetana's (2006) theory of the social domain, and Lickona (1991), and the approach of the study using critical discourse analysis. The research investigates the discourse strategies employed in the book to convey moral values and their impact on the target audience, including 1) analyzing the moral messages, 2) evaluating the relevance of moral messages, 3) assessing whether the moral message is effective, and 4) evaluating the effectiveness of moral education in English language textbooks. The limitations in this study are limitations on the data used—only one textbook from the Indonesian Ministry of Education—and this study will not discuss the effectiveness of textbooks in teaching English to EFL students. This research only focuses on analyzing the moral values contained in the textbook. This study contributes to the understanding of the role of moral education in foreign language learning and provides insights for educators in designing language teaching materials that incorporate moral values. The findings of this research will be beneficial for EFL teachers, curriculum developers, and researchers interested in language education and critical discourse analysis.

THE INFLUENCE OF MULTIMEDIA-BASED MOBILE LEARNING MEDIA ON ENGLISH LEARNING OF CLASS VII STUDENTS

Epi Supriyani Siregar — 2024-02-22

This study aims to investigate the effect of using multimedia-based mobile learning media on the English learning outcomes of class VII students. This research was conducted in a junior high school where class VII students were the research subjects. The experimental method is used to measure student learning outcomes before and after carrying out learning using mobile learning media. The research results show that the use of multimedia-based mobile learning media significantly improves student learning outcomes in English. The average student score on the initial test before media use was 65, while on the final test after media use it increased to 88. These results indicate that mobile learning media can be facilitate students' understanding of English material better. Apart from that, mobile learning media also provides visual and interactive support that allow students to understand the material more deeply. The flexibility and accessibility of this medium also allows students to learn at the time and place of their choosing. This is relevant to students' learning preferences in the current digital era. This research has positive implications for the development of English learning methods. Educators can consider using multimedia-based mobile learning media as an effective learning tool to improve students' understanding and learning achievement in English subjects. Further studies can delve deeper into the use of this media in the context of sustainable education. Thus, the results of this research provide an important contribution for understanding the influence of mobile learning media on English language learning and providing guidance for educators to utilize it effectively in the learning process.

Challenges in a Globalized World: A Literature Review on Third Culture Kids

Santi — 2024-02-20

As the world’s society becomes increasingly globalized, more and younger people feel that they don’t belong anywhere in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cross-border movements are essential to children's bilingual and bilingual development. Children's cultural identity is essential in determining their relationship with other people in society. Children are exposed and their identity development is affected by the cultural diversity of the host country, as well as by the subcultures of parents, students, schools in their educational systems and families (both at home and in their own cultures). Children have excellent linguistic abilities when they are exposed to other languages and help them to learn languages. Parents are the key to helping children become multilingual

Enhancing Language Proficiency in Vocational High School Students through Experiential Learning-Based Movie at SMK YAPIM Riau

Safriyani Novitri — 2024-02-22

This qualitative research explores various effective steps to enhance students' language proficiency through the experiential learning approach. Discussions and reflections are identified as factors that can directly promote students' understanding in line with the principles of experiential learning. The use of movie-based learning utilizing gadgets and social media is also a major highlight. The research emphasizes the importance of critical thinking in enhancing language skills based on movie. Feedback and support from teachers are considered key factors in improving students' literacy. The research results indicate that out of the 20 students involved, 16 experienced a significant improvement in learning outcomes, while the remaining 4 students were already able to engage in experiential learning.

Interlanguage Dynamics: Unraveling the Natural Development Process

Muhibbah Nasution — 2024-02-22

Interlanguage refers to the knowledge structure that forms during a particular stage of acquiring a second language. In the realm of second language learning, research on interlanguage holds great significance. This research aims to explore the existing literature on Interlanguage Dynamics. They are: 1) Identifying the factors that shape the development of interlanguage, 2) Analyzing the role cognitive processes and social interaction in the formation of development of interlanguage and 3) Understanding the implications of interlanguage dynamics for language teaching and learning. This study is a library research study, The data from books and articles published in scholarly journal. After the sources were collected, the writer wrote or took a note of all findings from the selected sources. This research found that interlanguage dynamics are influenced by both universal cognitive processes and individual differences. Social interactions and environmental factors also play a significant role in language acquisition. This research emphasizes the adaptability and flexibility of interlanguage, which is the constantly evolving language system of L2 learners. Instead of abruptly transitioning from one stage to another, the learner gradually modifies their interim system. Furthermore, the interaction between interlanguage and the native language has significant implications for language learning and teaching. This emphasizes the need for approaches that are specific to the context. The existing literature on Interlanguage Dynamics provides more information about the process of interlanguage development. This research shows that interlanguage is a dynamic and adaptive system that is influenced by both cognitive processes and external factors.

The Effect of Learning Methods Discovery Learning Model Based on Animated Video Media on Skills Writing Text

Sri Mulyani Rusli — 2024-02-20

The current learning model uses more digital technology to support efficiency. One of them is the
Discovery Learning model which is assisted by the ability to write expository texts using animated video
media. The purpose of this study was to find out, based on the results of several researchers, whether
the discovery learning model is supported by the environment. The method that the author uses is
Systematic Literature Review (SLR), the reviewed articles are obtained from several sources, namely
the National Library, Science Direct and also Google Scholar which discusses the Discovery learning
model and explanatory texts. The research begins with the collection of literature related to the research
topic. The results of this study show that with this students can write expository texts better by applying
the form of learning and combining it with the learning environment.