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Contoh RPP Bahasa Inggris Kelas 6 SD- Narrative
Posted by Ms. Resty in PAKEM-PAIKEM, Perangkat Pembelajaran, RPP on 10 January 2014
Bagi teman-teman guru , silahkan mengunduh contoh RPP Bahasa Inggris PAKEM.
Kelas 6 SD
Tema : Places
KD : 7.3 Memahami teks narative bergambar sederhana.
Silahkan klik disini
Mudah-mudahan bermanfaat
English PowerPoint for Kids
Posted by Ms. Resty in Bahan Ajar, Pembelajaran on 17 October 2013
English PowerPoint for Young Learners #2
Posted by Ms. Resty in Bahan Ajar, Pembelajaran on 4 October 2013
Students and EYL Teachers, Hopefully it can be useful for you.
Happy learning!
Spell By Pictures!
Posted by Ms. Resty in Belajar itu Menyenangkan, Metode pembelajaran, Pembelajaran on 3 October 2013
Children love drawing as well as colouring. Why don’t we take adantage it toward learning.
When early grades students learn about Englsih alphabet, we may ask for your students to spell their names by using pictures. Draw the things that represent student’s name letters
Can you guess what the student’s name is?
Yes, That’s Right! The name of student is DAVID
You know why? because the pictures tell us.
Duck
Apple
Vest
Ice cream
Doll
Alright let’s make your awesome learning!
#1 Grouping The Children – Pairwork
Posted by Ms. Resty in Aktivitas, Pengelolaan Kelas on 2 October 2013
When your pupils are ready to cooperate with others, we recommend some sort of regular grouping as follow:
Pairwork
Pairwork is a very useful and efficient way of working in language teaching. It is simple to organise .
- Let pupils who are sitting near each other work together. Don’t move the desks , chairs should only be moved it absolutetly necessary
- Estabilsh a routine for pairwork, so that when you say : ‘Now work in your pairs’, pupils know what is expected of them.
- Pairwork means that everyone in the class is occupied, but even if everyone in the class is working on the same thing, not all pairs will finish at the same time. Do not be tempted to let the pairwork continue until everyone has finished. As soon as you see that several of the pairs have finished. Ask the others to finish off.
- If you do not have an even number of pupils in the class, then let one group as a three.
- Go through what you want pupils to do before you put them into their pairs ( Scott and Ythreberg, 2004, Teaching English to Children, Pearson)
Planning Your Work
A good teacher is started from a good lesson plan. Why good teachers plan their work?
1. It makes life much easier for you in the classroom
2. It saves time.
- You can adapt the plan for future use.
- You get quicker at preparing work with experience.
- You become aware of how much time activities take.
- It’s such quicker to check at the end of a lesson what actually happened
Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Posted by Ms. Resty in Pembelajaran, Pendidikan on 3 January 2013
(Multiple Intelligences – Howard Gardner)
The research on multiple intelligences is very interesting and has some important implications for the classroom. The basic idea is that one child may be more intelligent in one way and another may be more intelligent in another. Traditional teaching places emphasis on a narrow view of intelligence and those with other kinds of intelligences are not encouraged and may come to see themselves as failures. Current research suggests there are at least eight identifiable types of intelligence:
Linguistic Intelligence
The ability to use language to express one self, understand what others are trying to tell us through words, react stories with feeling, learn vocabulary or even a whole language
Logical mathematical Intelligence
The ability to understand and manipulate numbers and see cause and effect relationships.
Spatial Intelligence
The ability to form mental images of. Layouts, find our way around, learn through pictures and drawing
Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence
The ability to use parts of our body to make things or do activities such as playing ball games and dance
Musical intelligence
The ability to produce and recognize songs and play around with the melodies speed and rhythm
Interpersonal intelligence
The ability to understand others, corporate with them and recognize others’ intentions
Intrapersonal intelligence
The ability to understand ourselves, know how we are similar or different from others and deal with our emotions
Natural intelligence
The ability to recognize species of plants, the characteristics of different animals and relate to the natural world.
The most important implication for the classroom is that we should understand and respect that different children may learn mist effectively in different ways. Some children may learn a lot through drawing and seeing picture, others through listening to and singing songs. At the very least this means that our course should contain a wide variety of activities.
Resource;
Paul David, 2010,Teaching English to Children in Asia, Pearson Longman
Gardner H, 2000, Intelligence Reframed Multiple Intelligences for the 21st Century, Basic Books
Total Physical Response (TPR)
Posted by Ms. Resty in Belajar itu Menyenangkan, Metode pembelajaran on 29 December 2012
Stand up!
Point to the white board!
Raise your hand!
Open your book!
Those are some instructions can be introduced to our students by using TPR.
What is TPR?
One technique that is often used in one form or another EFL (English Foreign Language) classroom is Total Physical Response (TPR) . An example of TPR is for teacher to give instruction in English first combined with actions and then give the same instructions again without the action.
The children show the same understanding by following these instructions without needing to speak. However many teachers in the Asia EFL classroom quite understandably question the validity of TPR in its original form because it does not give children enough opportunities to speak so they modify it or just use it for particular language target.
Resource:
Paul David,Teaching English to Children in Asia, Pearson Longman, 2010
A Smiley Score
Posted by Ms. Resty in Aktivitas, Alat Penilaian, Belajar itu Menyenangkan on 28 December 2012
This is one way of assessing your pupils work.
We as teacher, usually give certain numbers for evaluating our students work such as giving number ten or one hundred or other numbers to determine whether students’ work is done well or not. We also may give them a particular word for instance excellent, very good even poor to theirs. However, those ways are rather boring for them. Thus why don’t we give them an exciting score to attract their attention? We call it a smiley score. How does it work?
After students accomplish and submit their works to the teacher, give them score by drawing a circle resemble a human head who has smiling face 🙂 representing a very good score
and a frowning face 😦 for a poor score.
At the first time your students have a smiley score, I gurantee they will smile and smile. And Next they will be encouraged to do the best work for having a smiley score.
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