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Meeting
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Topics/Sub
Topics
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Students’
Activities
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Sources
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1
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Introduction
to the course
a.
Course
orientation,
b.
Syllabus
Discussion
c.
Classroom
policy and procedure
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Taking
Notes
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Signing
learning contract
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Course guidelines and rules
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2
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Elements of Narrative
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In the
classroom:
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Students
had been
copying some of chapter from the lecture’s book about Elements of narrative.
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Students read the handout by guided lecture
in each sub-topic.
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Students asking the several question if
there is not understand yet.
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3
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Modern family
(serial comedy movie)
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In the
classroom:
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Students
make a note
or remember about what the episode they get to watch the movie that given by
lecturer based on the name of attendance list sequencely.
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One student who indicated by lecturer for
takes the all episode in the form of soft file.
Beyond the class:
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Student watch the movie and write the
synopsis of the movie
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4-5
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Feed-back
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In the
classroom:
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Each student tell the result of their assignment that given by lecturer as a feedback start from episode
1- end of class
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Students listen the suggestion from lecturer and repair
correctly
Beyond the class:
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Students determine the elements of narrative
based on the structures of elements of narrative that had been explained by
lecturer (including
expressing meaning in the simple monologue dialogue and write the glossarium)
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6-7
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Feed-back
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Students prepare to answer the question
about their work one by one
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Students listen the suggestion from lecturer
and repair correctly
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Students pay attention how to work their
assignment as a mid-test
Beyond the class:
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Students repair their work based on
lecturer’s suggestion.
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8
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MID TEST
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Students collect their mid assignment to
lecturer directly
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Students sign the attendance list.
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9
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Reviewing last section
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What
has happened in the last section? What topic have they dealt with? What
exercise have they done?
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What
are eye-openers? What made them enthusiastic? What did they not agree with?
-
What
have they learnt about them self? What does it imply for them in the course?
What they want to change or add?
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In the classroom
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Students
recall their previous lesson
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Students form the group discussion
Out
of the classroom:
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Students borrow the novel suggested by the lecturer related to next
meeting’s topics
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10
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NOVEL
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In the classroom
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Students
pay attention to lecturer explain about the different determine elements of
narrative between movie and novel
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Students remember their partner’s group that
had been divided by lecturer based on attendance list (each group consist of 8 students) only 3
group.
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Each group making a note about the tittle of
novel that had been borrowed in the sealtre.
Out of classroom:
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Each group read the novel and determine the
elements of narrative. For group 1 prepare their work to presentation in the
next meeting.
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11-12
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Group presentation
(Pride and Prejudice
)
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In the
classroom:
-
Students
pay attention
about the presentation of group 1
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Students asking question and the group
answer related the question.
Out of classroom:
-
For the group 2 prepare their work to
presentation in the next meeting
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13-14
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Group presentation
(Madam Bovary)
|
In the
classroom:
-
Students
pay attention
about the presentation of group 2
-
Students asking question and the group
answer related the question.
Out of classroom:
-
For the last group prepare their work to
presentation in the next meeting
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15-16
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Group presentation
(The Picture of
Dorian Gray)
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In the
classroom:
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Students
pay attention
about the presentation of group 3
-
Students asking question and for the group
answer related the question
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17
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Free Class
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Out of classroom:
-
Students take the
result of each group in one portfolio as a final test will work in
individual.
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18
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FINAL TEST
|
-
Students collect
their final assignment that had been done in free class directly to the
lecturer
-
Students signs the
attendance list.
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