Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Pengalaman Satu Bulan Sebagai Expert Teacher di Singapura
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Experience of Being an Expert Teacher
This program is conducted by SEAMEO SEAMOLEC Jakarta.
Being an Expert Teacher is not an easy job because I have to give training on Project Based Learning (PBL) to teachers at Sekolah Indonesia Singapura. Furthermore, I have to connect SIS PBL with other school around South East Asia.
This program is started on 21 August until 19 September 2013.
The preparation to join this program was very hard. I had to join the workshop on SEA Edunet at Hotel Park Jakarta from 30 August - 1 September 2013. We learnt some subjects on Project Based Learning and some IT Tools, especially EDMODO.
Hopefully this program can be connecting line between SMANELA and International Connection.
Friday, April 26, 2013
Top 20 Common Mistakes Made by Indonesian Students When Speaking English
Incorrect/Mistake:
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Correct
Example:
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Correct Example Sentence:
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TIME
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Three past half
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Half past three (3:30)
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At half past three, I go home after extra
lesson.
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22nd April 2008
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April 22nd 2008
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I celebrated my sister’s first birthday
on April 22nd 2008.
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5 minutes again, 5 minutes more, or two
weeks more/again
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In 5 minutes
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We will arrive at the airport in 5
minutes. In two weeks, Kerry will
leave.
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Until now, we have not…
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We still haven’t (or have not)
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We still haven’t received the letter from
UNDIP.
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DAILY
CONVERSATION
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I ever went to the movie
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I have already been to the movie
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I have already been to the beach in
Jepara. Have you ever been there?
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Firstly
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First, I’d like to
say….Secondly/Second…Third…
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I like Indonesia for three reasons. First, I like the people. Second (or secondly), I like the food. And third, I like the culture.
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5 persons
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5 people
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There are 5 people living in my house.
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Pray to the God
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Pray to God
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I go to the mosque and pray to God every
Friday.
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Born on Jepara
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Born in Jepara
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I was born in Jepara on May 5th
1992.
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I am senior high school; My sister is
junior high school
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I am
in senior high school OR I am a senior
high school student
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In Jepara I am in senior high school, and my sister is in junior high school.
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I waiting you; I wait you
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I am waiting for you, I will wait for you
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I am waiting for you in front of the town
square.
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1st winner; 2nd
winner
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1st place; 2nd
place
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SMA 1 Jepara got 1st place in
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Very like/disagree/hate
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I really like/disagree/hate
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I really dislike waking up very early in
the morning.
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I enjoy/I go/I prepare
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I am enjoying/ I am going/ I am preparing
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I can’t go to the alun alun tonight, I am
preparing for my test tomorrow.
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I take rest
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I will rest OR I will take a rest
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I’m so tired. I’m going to go home and rest.
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Its great
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That is great; this is great
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Arya: The test tomorrow was cancelled!
Fina: That’s great.
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Do you have a schedule tomorrow? OR I
have a schedule…
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What are your plans tomorrow?
I already have plans
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Tomorrow, I have plans to eat lunch with
Pak Eko.
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Nice to meet you (to a friend)
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Nice to see you again (Nice to meet you
is only for the first time you meet someone)
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Nice to see you! Good to see you again! Enjoyed seeing you!
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The economical is bad
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Economic situation, the economy
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The economy is not doing well in
America. The economic situation in
Indonesia has improved this past year.
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How about
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How is/was
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How is your family doing? (not how about
your family) OR How was your flight?
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Teaching English using Jazz Chants
How to use Jazz Chants in the classroom
You can use these jazz chants in a variety of fun ways. You can practice stress and rhythm with your class, to help your students sound more natural when they speak English. Also, because each jazz chant focuses on different vocabulary and grammar, you can also use them to review important words and structures! Here are some ideas on how to use these jazz chants with your class.
Practice stress and rhythm
Choose a jazz chant you want to use and make one copy of the chant for every pair of students in your class.
Play the recording for the first time just for fun.
Give each student a copy of the recording script, and play the recording again as they listen and read at the same time.
Put students into pairs and have them put a small circle above each word that is stressed. Check their answers, then play the recording again as they listen and check.
Finally, play the recording one more time and have students sing along.
Review vocabulary
Check the vocabulary focus for each jazz chant and choose one you want to review. Make one copy of the Recording script for every two students in your class.
Write the vocabulary focus on the board and put students into pairs to make a list of as many associated words as they can.
Play the recording and have students note all the words they hear that are associated with the vocabulary focus.
Give each student a copy of the Recording script, and play the recording again as they listen and read at the same time. Tell them to underline all the target words.
Finally, play the recording one more time and have students sing along.
Review grammar
Check the grammar focus for each jazz chant and choose one you want to review. Make one copy of the Recording script for every two students in your class.
Write the grammar focus on the board and put students into pairs to make a few example sentences using the grammar.
Play the recording and have students note how many times they hear the target grammar.
Give each student a copy of the Recording script, and play the recording again as they listen and read at the same time. Tell them to underline each example of the target grammar.
Finally, play the recording one more time and have students sing along.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Do Little Motion
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
every body follow me
follow follow follow me
follow follow follow me
follow follow follow me
every body follow me
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
every body follow him
follow follow follow him
follow follow follow him
follow follow follow him
every body follow him
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
every body follow her
follow follow follow her
follow follow follow her
follow follow follow her
every body follow her
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
every body follow them
follow follow follow them
follow follow follow them
follow follow follow them
every body follow them
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
Do little motion 123
every body follow us
follow follow follow us
follow follow follow us
follow follow follow us
every body follow us
Friday, April 12, 2013
ACTIVITY AS TEACHER TRAINER AT TANJUNG PINANG
YOGYAKARTA ENGLISH TEACHER ASSOCIATION (JETA) CONFERENCE 2013
Dear Teachers and Lecturers, The 10th National JETA Conference and Workshop is going to be held in Sarjanawiyata Tamansiswa University of Yogyakarta on June 19 & 20. 2013. Please read the leaflet below for more detail. It would be better if you open and print the leaflet. We are waiting for your paper and participation
Hurry up and sign up for the conference.
Check out at JETA Website.
60th TEFLIN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Dear English Teachers. The 60th TEFLIN International Conference is coming this year. It will be held in 27 - 29 August 2013 at Faculty of Humanities, University of Indonesia. The theme of this conference is Achieving International Standards in Teacher Education.
Hurry up and sign up for the conference.
Check out at TEFLIN Website.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Trace Effects 3D Game online
The game trace effect is made by the “U.S department of state” and it was made to teach English to students all around the world. The concept of trying to teach students by letting them play a game is in my opinion great. In the modern society we live in we need to think outside the box and thing new. Sitting in a classroom listening to a teacher is not thinking outside the box. Listening to a teacher is something we have done in years so I really want to give some credits to the U.S department of state for being creative. The only problem that I faced was playing the game. The game itself did actually have a good concept/story, but the play style, graphics and the English used in the game isn’t really good. From my own experience I would say that I learn much more English from games like Farcry, Skyrim and pretty much all other online games because these types of games are fun to play.
The English used in the game is also too easy for the age group 12-16 which is the age the game is made for. Trace effect is just about running around trying to find different objects/persons which I personally don’t find any interest in. So my conclusion of the game is that it might work out as a English teaching program for little kids at the age of 6-10 and not for the age 12-16. One thing people should not forget is that gaming can be very fun and teach full as long as it is interesting to play. The loading screen also took quite some time to get by which would probably mislead other people or make them bored, which equals to them clicking away from website.
Here is the link to the website:
– http://americanenglish.state.gov/trace-effects
Keep in touch with this game through following this link.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
The 59 TEFLIN International Conference
TEFLIN Conference is going to be held at Widya Mandala Catholic University Surabaya. The theme on this conference is English Language Learning and Teaching in the Digitization Era .
Hurry up! Join the conference!
Here is the link and TEFLIN link
Thursday, March 01, 2012
Peta Materi 2011/2012
PETA MATERI
BAHASA INGRIS SMA SEMESTER GENAP
TAHUN
PELAJARAN 2011/2012
GRADE |
MATERI |
X |
Genre - Narrative * - Descriptive * - News Item |
Language Function (Expression) - Gratitude * - Complementing * - Congratulating * - Surprise * - Disbelief - invitation - offering something |
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Short Functional Text - Announcement * - Advertisement * - Invitation |
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Grmmar (additional) - Noun - Direct/indirect * - Past - Passive (present and past only) - |
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XI IPA - IPS |
Genre - Narrative * - Spoof (not available on mid and semester test, it is allowed on (it is being replaced with analytical exposition)* - Hortatory Exposition |
Language Function (Expression) - Showing attitudes toward something * (agree, disagree, like, - Love * - Sadness * - Embarrassment * - Anger - Annoyance |
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Short Functional Text - Banner * - Poster * - Pamphlet - Application letter |
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Grmmar (additional) - Conditional sentence 1 &2 * - Conjunction * - Past - Noun clause |
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XI Language Program |
The material of Language class is same with XI IPA – - - |
XII IPA – IPS - Language |
- Based on SKL 2012 |
Grammar - Passive voice - Conditional sentence 1,2 ,3 - Causative - Subjunctive - Direct/indirect |
That’s all folks
Sunday, February 26, 2012
WORKSHOP PTK WITH Drs. M. Syafe'i, M.Pd.
The conclusion of this workshop is that teachers should be ready to be a researcher and motivate themselves to do research if they want to be promoted.
Here are the pictures of our activity








